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Title: CARING YOUR FUTURE A Pilot Partnership Program introduction to the Aged Care Industry


1
CARING YOUR FUTUREA Pilot Partnership
Programintroduction to the Aged Care Industry
  • ACSA Conference
  • Jane Bartlett
  • Partnerships Manager
  • YouthJET

2
Career Advice Australia
  • NICS (National Industry Career Service)
  • ?
  • RICA (Regional Industry Career Advisors)
  • ?
  • Local Community Partnerships

Career Advice Australia (CAA) is an Australian
Government initiative aimed at providing Young
Australians with improved access to high quality
information on career opportunities in industry
and to assist Australian industry address skill
needs and engage in young peoples career
development.
3
YouthJET -a Not for Profit Organisation
To enhance information, services and programs for
young people aged 13 24 years, which assist
them to make successful transitions from school.
  • Structured Workplace Learning
  • Career and Transitions Services
  • Adopt a School Programs

4
Caring Your Future
  • is a local partnership of community, industry and
    schools working together to promote careers and
    offer work experiences within the Aged Care
    industry.
  • Introduction to whole of industry and career
    opportunities
  • Life Care
  •  
  • Italian Benevolent Foundation
  • TAFE SA
  • University of SA
  • Loreto College
  • Australian Industry Group
  • YouthJET

5
Why develop this partnership?
  • Key stakeholders actively contribute to design of
    programmes
  • Key stakeholders responsible for their areas of
    expertise
  • Sustainable and cost effective
  • Development of programmes that engage our youth
    in Aged Care career pathways
  • Proactive approach to skills shortages

Life Care Youth Ambassadors
6
An Adopt a School Partnership Program
Stage 1-site visits and training 3 Days
7
Stage 2 Work Experience Project
  • The aim of this work experience project is to
    enable students to understand, empathise and
    learn from an elderly person with a view to
    consider whether they would like to undertake
    work with elderly people as a career.
  • Oral history interviews
  • Art, craft or music project
  • Develop a Myspace or Facebook site with an
    elderly person/s
  • Other ideas to be negotiated.

8
Stage 3- Public Presentation
  • Students were able to present their projects to
    an audience of Industry personnel, School staff
    and parents at a celebration event

9
  • Students also received certificates for their
    participation and completion of the project

10
Stage 4- Students become industry Ambassadors.
  • All Students then delivered a presentation to
    their peers at school highlighting their
    experience and the careers identified within the
    industry

11
South Australian Certificate Unit
  • The SACE Board of SA approved an assessment plan
    for this program enabling students to receive a
    unit towards their secondary Certificate.
  • Assessment includes
  • Situated Learning Task 40
  • Collaborative Task 30
  • Portfolio Discussion 30

12
Student Feedback
  • I learnt that old people are fun and theyre not
    what people say about them. You dont really know
    what they are going to do next
  • The older people were very nice and easy to get
    along with.
  • I enjoyed listening to their stories.
  • I loved the atmosphere
  • It gave me a good understanding of what aged
    care involved
  • I enjoyed getting involved in the activities the
    residents did
  • I really enjoyed listening to the talks and the
    tour of the Uni
  • loved the people
  • This nursing home was like a close knit family,
    living together and enjoying time together
  • meeting and talking to people doing jobs/careers
    in Aged Care gave me a good understanding of the
    variety of jobs in the industry

13
Outcomes
  • 9 students completed the program evaluation
  • All students enjoyed the 3 days
  • 7 students believe they would like a career in
    Aged Care, 2 were undecided
  • 7 students indicated the program had changed
    their mind about a career in Aged Care
  • 7 students would be interested in VET studies in
    nursing or Community Services
  • 8 students would like to become volunteers in an
    aged Care facility
  • All students would recommend this program to
    their peers

14
What next!
  • Developed a course through the Australian Nursing
    Federation for students in Yrs 10-12
  • Planning teacher programs
  • Opportunity for other organisations to engage
    with schools
  • (Connell Wagner model)
  • (Life Care Youth Ambassadors)
  • Plan future programs for 2009

15
Thank you to the partnership committee John
Lawrence and Anthea Daly Life Care Robert
Dempsey Italian Benevolent Foundation Josephine
Cray TAFE SA Pamela Alde University of
SA Megan Clark Australian Industry
Group Vanessa Hearnden Loreto College
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