Archive for June 21st, 2011

Malcolm Styles will participate on behalf of IPWEAvic on the Office of the Emergency Services Commissioner assessment of applications under the Natural Disaster Resilience Grants Scheme.

Victoria Univesity has launched a National WIL Portal which is a web-based platform connecting industry, the professions and the community with tertiary institutions across Australia for Work Integrated learning.

“WIL providers” (employers and host organisations offering work integrated learning opportunities) may be of interest to your organisation. The National WIL Portal is a free service
You can connect online quickly and easily to provide information about your work integrated learning opportunities. Your information is distributed to contacts from your tertiary education
partners who will assist you to connect with suitable student candidates.

The National WIL Portal aims to provide employers from industry, community and the professions with a practical, robust and streamlined mechanism through which relationships
with their “community of practice” partners can be built and strengthened.

Benefits for employers include:

a “one stop shop” for promotion of WIL opportunities
streamlined contact with tertiary education providers
work integrated learning information, resources and support

For further information or technical support, please contact wil-support@acen.edu.au

The National WIL Portal is free to use. Register at http://wil.acen.edu.au

The Municipal Engineering Foundation is prepared to offer three scholarships in the form of the registration fee (i.e. $1,870 each) to attend the IPWEA National Public Works conference to be held in Canberra  21-25 august 2011.  Accommodation and transport and food costs are to be paid by the recipient.

The scholarships are open to:- 

  1.  “young” engineers
  2. first timers at a National IPWEA Conference
  3. with preference given to engineers of rural councils.

Submissions should contain details of the applicants organisation, position, and contact details and one paragraph as to why the canditate is seeking a scholarship to this event.

If you would like to apply for one of these scholarships please email your submission to Anne Gibbs at agibbs@ipwea.org.au or phone on 03 9005 0860 for a confidential chat.

Applications close Friday 29 July 2011. 

Note that the conference is to take place in a parliamentary sitting week so accommodation in canberra will be scarce.  Information relating to the conference can be found at 
http://www.alloccasionsgroup.com/ipwea-conference-2011-registration

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