City of Stirling to offer Job Readiness Workshops

Name: Mentee information session – online
Start: 2022-07-19T19:00:00+08:00
End: 2022-07-19T20:00:00+08:00
Location: ONLINE

June 23, 2020

City of Stirling to offer Job Readiness Workshops

In the wake of rising unemployment due to the coronavirus, the City of Stirling is set to offer Job Readiness Workshops to residents who live in the City of Stirling. The workshops are aimed at community members who are seeking employment and in need of some assistance in areas such as resume writing, interview skills, developing networking skills and much more.

The workshops are designed to boost employability skills. Workshops are to be delivered online and will run on a monthly basis from July to Devember 2020. A total of seven different topics are to be presented, over a 2-week period, with each workshop running for 2 hours.

We are currently taking expressions of interest. Fill in our short survey and you will also be in the draw to win a $50 Coles/Myer voucher: www.surveymonkey.com/r/KHN3DFZ

2 Responses to City of Stirling to offer Job Readiness Workshops

Vinod Ram Das says:

June 26, 2020 at 11:26 am

Hi
I took a break from my career a 1-2 years back. My plan was to head back to work when my son get to Year 1 I. 2020. But with covid outbreak my plans didn’t work. I’m more keen to know more about improving networking skills. Thank you,
Vinod

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- Sonjap says:
  
  June 29, 2020 at 12:02 pm
  
  Hi Vinod,
  Thanks for contacting us. Kaleidoscope are running a series of Job Readiness Workshops in September 2020. You can register via our website here: https://www.kaleidoscopeinitiative.com.au/mentorship/job-readiness-workshops/
  
  Alternatively, the City of Stirling are seeking Expressions of Interest from residents who are interested in participating in Job Readiness Workshops hosted by the City. You can register your interest here: https://www.kaleidoscopeinitiative.com.au/city-of-stirling-to-offer-job-readiness-workshops/
  
  Kind regards,
  Kaleidoscope Team
  
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Binita Chamling

09:27 25 May 22

Kaleidoscope was recommended to me by a friend who had completed the program, and I found the Job Readiness workshop to be very interesting and insightful. I made the most of my time with KMP; it was both engaging and informative. Thank you so much, Cema and the Kaleidoscope team. I'm excited to see more of your fantastic work and success stories. Thank you sincerely!

Euisy Kaafi

10:09 17 Feb 22

Thanks to the Kaleidoscope Mentoring Program, Was so good. I feel much more confident now to back to my job and succeed in my role. Thanks a lot Cema & the team

Binita Chamling

10:08 17 Feb 22

My friend who graduated from the program told me about Kaleidoscope, and I found the Job Readiness workshop to be very interesting and helpful. I'm hoping to make the most of the time I have left with Kaleidoscope. Cema and the Kaleidoscope team deserve a big thank you. I'm looking forward to seeing my mentor. Thank you very much!

Lavaniya Panicker

10:07 17 Feb 22

This has been a great platform for newcomers to understand and navigate their way towards seeking employment and job opportunities. Very thankful to have met this wonderful team.

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10:06 17 Feb 22

All sound great. It seems what I am looking for can find here. The good network of experts is fab.

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12:21 16 Feb 22

I heard about the kaleidoscope from a friend. I think it's my best decision to be a part of kaleidoscope. I have learned many new things and build my confidence through it..

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All the people there are very nice. They did a lot of hard works to help me. Thanks a lot!

Paula Operti

06:44 27 Jul 21

Thanks to the Kaleidoscope Mentoring Program for Migrant Women, I feel now much more confident to apply for a job and succeed. The program content and the facilitators were truly amazing. I could learn all I needed to build good profiles and networking, and apply for jobs. Can't wait to move to the next steps.

Miley Nguyen

14:07 30 Jun 21

It was my pleasure to join this amazing workshop. I am trying to get more people to come and I believe that everyone can be hugely beneficial from it.

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Diah

02:34 28 Jun 21

I heard about the workshop from my colleagues and it was wonderful. Know about how to produce proper resume, gain tips and tricks for interview skills, know about Australia work culture and empower you to return back as workforces in Australia. Refugees and migrants women have same opportunity as others. Thank you.

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03:59 07 May 21

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Kaleidoscope Initiative

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After a career break as a chemical engineer, City of Swan resident Isis was confronted with the prospect of looking for a job. Not sure where to start in her job search, Isis turned to the Kaleidoscope Initiative for support.“Someone recommended the program, so I decided to give it a go.....Right from the beginning, it struck me the level of detail and organisation the program showed as well as the success rate the program had,” Isis said.⬇️Scroll down to read the full story and Isis' experience with the program.Find out more about the Kaleidoscope Mentoring Program and the upcoming mentee intake which opens on 18 July through one of our online information sessions. 📅 Thursday 7 July | 12pm - 1pm 👉 register here: rebrand.ly/aywz47w📅 Tuesday 12 July | 7pm - 8pm 👉 register here: rebrand.ly/mpiphzh📅 Tuesday 19 July | 7pm - 8pm👉 register here: rebrand.ly/wjj4zhkWe would like to thank Isis and the City of of Swan for sharing this story.www.kaleidoscopeinitiative.com.au/mentoring-program/The Kaleidoscope Mentoring Program is being implemented under a local government partnership with the City of Swan, City of Belmont, City of Canning, City of Perth, City of Stirling and the Town of Victoria Park and is partially funded by the Western Australian Government through the Office of Multicultural Interests. City of South PerthKALEIDOSCOPE PROGRAM TICKS ALL THE BOXES ☑️ | Guildford resident Isis Alexandra Rivera is one of the 32.7 per cent of people living in the City of Swan who were born overseas.Her curiosity to understand and explore the world brought Isis Alexandra to our island home more than five years ago.After a career break as a chemical engineer, Isis was confronted with the prospect of looking for a job. Not sure where to start in her job search, Isis turned to the Kaleidoscope Initiative for support.The initiative aims to harness the economic benefits of its diverse population by helping newcomers to Australia secure employment in their field of expertise and support employers to benefit from this diverse workforce.“Someone recommended the program, so I decided to give it a go to help get the skills to get a job in WA. I was also interested in improving my local networking contacts,” said Isis.“Right from the beginning, it struck me the level of detail and organisation the program showed as well as the success rate the program had.”Isis said the mentoring program was in-depth and detailed, and gave her the opportunity to learn and develop skills for job hunting as a migrant living in WA. “I think the graduation ceremony reflected what inclusion and diversity is about,” she said.“We had people from all around the world sharing their success stories when job hunting in Western Australia.”The City of Swan is proud to be an Innovative Partner of the Kaleidoscope Initiative. ... See MoreSee Less

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Kaleidoscope Initiative kaadatj Nyoongar moort Nyoongar boodja-k Wadjak boodja-k. Ngalak kaadatj Nyoongar nedingar wer birdiya koora koora wer yeyi. Baalabang koondarm, malayin wer nakolak baalap yang ngalany-al. Ngalak dandjoo barn wer kaaratj bandang boodja-k.

Kaleidoscope Initiative acknowledges the traditional custodians of this land, the Wadjak people of the Nyoongar Nation, and pays respect to the Elders both past and present for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and hopes of Aboriginal.

The Kaleidoscope Initiative is being implemented under a local government and corporate partnership and is partially funded by the Western Australian Government through the Office of Multicultural Interests.

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City of Stirling to offer Job Readiness Workshops

City of Stirling to offer Job Readiness Workshops

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