Busselton has strong ties with local industry and provides training A group of Certificate IV in Youth Work students ran a fundraiser to organisations in the Busselton region to meet their business for local mental health care and volunteered at schoolies’ week, and training requirements. and one student worked with the Shire to run a youth disco in Dunsborough. Achievements New courses delivered were the Certificate III in Individual Certificate III in Individual Support students working to contribute Support Disability and Community Care streams in addition to to quality of life programs with aged care networks by – – the existing Ageing stream, and the Certificate IV in Ageing developing and implementing social activity plans. Support. Employment outcomes Industry collaborations and partnerships Students found employment at local schools, child care centres, The campus collaborated with the chambers of commerce in aged care facilities and numerous retail businesses. Busselton and Dunsborough, the Busselton Trade Training Centre and Busselton ArtGeo. VET in Schools Offered in 2016 were: Partnerships were continued with regional resource centres, Certificate IV in Preparation for Nursing community networks, employment agencies and high schools. Certificate III in Community Services Work Certificate III in Information Technology. Aboriginal support and activity The campus engaged with NEEDAC Aboriginal Corporation to Short courses implement a 26-week Wider Opportunities for Work and The campus delivered courses in: Leadership program for Aboriginal people, and explored the Provide aid Photoshop implementation of an art program for local Indigenous youth. Develop and use complex Produce desktop spreadsheets published documents. Notable student connections with industry or community Visual arts students actively engaged with the community. The Exhibitions and events Certificate IV and Diploma students held an exhibition at ArtGeo and students participated in the Busselton Show and Spring our Mark’, to display and sell their end-of-year work, and ‘Creating Fair, the TAFE Open Day in Bunbury, and art students held an the Certificates III and IV students worked with urban artist Jack exhibition with ArtGeo. Bromell on a community mural project in conjunction with the Busselton City Council. Traineeships
Busselton has strong ties with local industry and provides training to organisations in the Busselton region to meet their business and training requirements. Achievements New courses delivered were the Certificate III in Individual Support – Disability and Community Care streams – in addition to the existing Ageing stream, and the Certificate IV in Ageing Support. Industry collaborations and partnerships The campus collaborated with the chambers of commerce in Busselton and Dunsborough, the Busselton Trade Training Centre and Busselton ArtGeo. Partnerships were continued with regional resource centres, community networks, employment agencies and high schools. Aboriginal support and activity The campus engaged with NEEDAC Aboriginal Corporation to implement a 26-week Wider Opportunities for Work and Leadership program for Aboriginal people, and explored the implementation of an art program for local Indigenous youth. Notable student connections with industry or community Visual arts students actively engaged with the community. The Certificate IV and Diploma students held an exhibition at ArtGeo ‘Creating our Mark’, to display and sell their end-of-year work, and the Certificates III and IV students worked with urban artist Jack Bromell on a community mural project in conjunction with the Busselton City Council. A group of Certificate IV in Youth Work students ran a fundraiser for local mental health care and volunteered at schoolies’ week, and one student worked with the Shire to run a youth disco in Dunsborough. Certificate III in Individual Support students working to contribute to quality of life programs with aged care networks by developing and implementing social activity plans. Employment outcomes Students found employment at local schools, child care centres, aged care facilities and numerous retail businesses. VET in Schools Offered in 2016 were: Certificate IV in Preparation for Nursing Certificate III in Community Services Work Certificate III in Information Technology. Short courses The campus delivered courses in: Provide aid Photoshop Develop and use complex spreadsheets Produce desktop published documents. Exhibitions and events and students participated in the Busselton Show and Spring Fair, the TAFE Open Day in Bunbury, and art students held an exhibition with ArtGeo. Traineeships