Are you considering a career in Youth Work? The Federal Government estimates that the demand for youth workers will be very strong over the next 5 years. Youth Workers enjoy working with young people and they have a passion for helping others.
So, why should you study youth work?
As a prospective mature aged student, it can be daunting to head back to studying. You may have left school some time ago, or may have decided on a career change later in life… Whatever your situation is, it’s okay! Here at the Australian Institute of Social Relations, we’re here to support and guide you throughout your studies, no matter what your educational background is.
Plus, there are several benefits to being a mature aged student. Want to know more? Let’s discuss…
Sarah Decrea, Practice Leader Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Family Services along with Karina Mitchell, Parenting Educator and qualified First-Touch Program Instructor have developed and delivered ‘Working Better with Nunga Kids’ workshop to the Community and Human Services sector for a few years now. They bring a rich cultural experience to this one-day training.
Cultural fitness is an essential ingredient of a thriving workplace and work culture. But what does it mean?
Book now for ‘Partings. The application of grief theory and models of grief in mediation’.
We are enrolling Nationally Recognised Qualifications now! To discuss your training needs please contact us on 08 8245 8100.
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‘The life they deserve’, known as The Nyland Report, is the outcome of the Royal Commission into South Australia’s child protection system. Continue Reading
Improving and broadening your professional skills and knowledge base is an important part of a satisfying work life. Staying current and up to date with the latest research and practice models need not be arduous but rather an opportunity to reflect on your own practice. Continue Reading
This year we are pleased to bring you new workforce development options as well as a masterclass with Dr Laurie MacKinnon for counsellors, psychologists and mental health professionals. Continue Reading
As a leading education and training provider, we believe it is vital for workers to take time to leave their desks and engage in learning and development. ‘Working therapeutically with men who perpetrate violence’ and ‘Keeping people engaged’ are two new programs developed by AISR for 2017 to keep you at the edge of best practice!