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SUMMARY:2021 ISANA & IEAA Online Under 18 Masterclass
DESCRIPTION:In response to the significant interest in all issues related to under 18 international students\, ISANA and IEAA are pleased to announce the second annual Under 18 Masterclass. Three Masterclasses will be hosted online and address key issues associated with academic progression\, accommodation\, welfare\, and risk management of under 18 international students. Experienced professionals will share good practice on each of the key topics. Participants will be encouraged to discuss challenges and explore solutions. \n\nDates: Wednesdays 27 October\, 3 November & 10 November 2021\nTime: 12 – 1:30pm AEDT\nCost for the three Masterclasses: IEAA and ISANA* members $50 | Non-members $90 \n\nProgram: pdf\n\nMasterclass #1:  In-house under 18 support\nWednesday 27 October 2021\, 12 – 1:30pm (AEDT) \nDeakin College developed an Under 18 program that gives staff the opportunity to build a positive rapport with students by having a live-in caretaker housed at the on-campus residence site\, and a dedicated Deakin College ‘in-house’ guardian. In this Masterclass\, members of the Student Services and Learning Support teams will discuss how this holistic support benefits Under 18 students. They will show how teams throughout the College and partner University work together to support students socially\, emotionally and academically. Through interactive quizzes and breakout rooms\, they will discuss case studies and solutions as well as various initiatives that have been tried. \n \nNicolle Walker\nUnder 18 Manager\nDeakin College \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nRachel Maissan\nActing Academic Manager of Learning Support and Retention\nDeakin College \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nMasterclass #2: Trinity College Partnership Agreement\nWednesday 3 November\, 12 – 1:30pm AEDT \nOur Pathways School operates in a highly regulated environment. All education provided to overseas students studying in Australia is governed by multiple authorities administering numerous pieces of state and federal legislation and regulations. The fact that a large percentage of Trinity College Foundation Studies cohort is under the age of 18 further complicates the legislative framework that governs the operations of the Pathways School. This Masterclass will address how Trinity College assures compliance with legal obligations for our students living in third party accommodations \nThe expected learning outcomes from the session are: \n\nGain an understanding of key pieces of Australian legislation or other regulatory requirements relating to child welfare and safety.\nUnderstand preparations a provider must have in place if it accepts responsibility for approving accommodation\, support and general welfare arrangements.\nUnderstand your organisations responsibility with the current legislation context.\n\n \nJen Walsh\nSenior Manager Student Accommodation and Experience Trinity College\nUniversity of Melbourne \n  \n  \n\nMasterclass #3: Risk Management and Under 18 student’s welfare arrangements for return to Australia\nWednesday 10 November\, 12 – 1:30pm AEDT \nThis Masterclass focusses on risk management and support strategies for Study Providers who are preparing for Australian borders to re-open. The session delves into the students predicted journey and highlights the safety and wellbeing concerns for study providers with possible return plans. A perspective from the Queensland Department of Education and Sonder is explored by Nathan Pugliese (Queensland\, Department of Education\, International) and Robert Chase (Sonder). Insights from the Queensland\, Department of Education are offered from their recent participation in the Australian Government’s Year 11 and 12 international student travel exemption Scheme. The partnership highlights an approach that is most practical for international student’s needs\, legislative requirements and appropriate for the needs of students under the age 18. \n\nThe expected learning outcomes from the session are:\nWhat are the risks of returning younger overseas students to Australia?\nWhat should study providers consider when planning for return plans wen available?\nHow to consider a student centric risk plan based on risk identification and implementation of control measures.\nProviding the best welfare care and humanising international student return plans to Australia.\n\n  \nRobert Chasse\nEducation Partnerships & Integrations\nSonder \n  \n  \n  \n \nNathan Pugliese\nManager\, Strategy & Performance\, Education Queensland International (EQI)\nDEInternational
URL:https://isana.org.au/event_calendar/isana-ieaa-under-18s-masterclass-2021-3/
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SUMMARY:ISANA: ActiveNSW Branch onsite or online- How to lead with confidence and what resilience has to do with it
DESCRIPTION:Registration: CLICK HERE\nDuring this short workshop\, you will learn what resilience really is and how it can help in building your confidence. \nBoth are equally important\, as they create a base for effective and mindful leadership. \nConfidence and resilience are not personality traits; you don’t have to be born with them. They are skills that you can build and imprint in yourself with the right ‘tools’. \nIn the course of the workshop\, you will learn how to make your confidence and resilience even stronger\, so you become an even better leader. \nThere will be networking drinks and nibbles following the workshop. \nCost (includes catering and networking drinks):  \n$20 ISANA Members | $30 Non Members \nVenue:\nOnsite: Room 2.12\, CQUniversity Sydney Campus \nOnline: via Zoom (link will be emailed 24 hrs prior) \nPresenter:\n Slawka Tymosiewicz\, Life Coach and founder of U Transform U. if you would like to find out more details about what she does\, please see https://utransformu.com.au/
URL:https://isana.org.au/event_calendar/isana-activensw-branch-onsite-pd-how-to-lead-with-confidence-and-what-resilience-has-to-do-with-it/
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SUMMARY:ISANA:  QLD Branch onsite -  Critical Incident Management Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Postponed to early 2022\nPlease join colleagues for a hands-on style workshop together with comprehensive discussion about how to manage critical incidents.  The session will unpack institutional obligations under the ESOS Act\, what to include in a critical incident policy and best practices in critical incident management.  Resources available to institutions in the event of a critical incident will also be discussed.\nPart of the workshop will involve participants working in groups to address real life scenarios and develop the most appropriate response to manage the situation including actions taken during the event\, follow-up to the incident and recording the incident.\nCost:\n\nISANA Member $80\nNon-Member $160\nWorkshop including ISANA Membership $240\n\nFacilitators:\nLouise Myers\nManager International Student Support\nJames Cook University\nEmail: louise.myers1@jcu.edu.au\nLouise is the Manager of the International Student Support team at James Cook University in Cairns and Townsville.  She spent many years as a teacher in North Queensland and in the Torres Strait Islands before transitioning to the tertiary sector in 2013.  Louise has been a member of ISANA for 3 years and is passionate about ensuring students studying in regional Queensland have a positive experience.  Being a native Far North Queenslander herself\, Louise understands the challenges students may face.  She brings a unique perspective and contribution to the ISANA Queensland committee.  Louise lives in Townsville with her husband and three children and when not at work she enjoys camping\, cooking and reading a good book. \nKevin Schefe\nKey Account Manager Qld & NT\nAllianz Partners Australia\nEmail: KSchefe@allianz-assistance.com.au\n Kevin Schefe represents Allianz Partners Australia in the OSHC Market for Queensland and Northern Territory. Kevin partners with Institutions to drive improvements in health outcomes for international students. Kevin believes in taking a proactive approach to the health and wellbeing of students and is passionate about accessibility of health services for international students. Kevin has a unique understanding of the market he manages as it comprises of both metropolitan and regional locations which often presents differing health requirements and challenges with access to services. Prior to his appointment with Allianz Partners Australia over three years ago\, Kevin spent several years working in the education sector in a number of leadership roles. Kevin is based in Brisbane\, Queensland with his wife and young son and enjoys weekends filled with friends\, family and plenty of laughs. \nVanessa Cannon\nChief of Staff\nJames Cook University\nEmail:  chiefofstaff@jcu.edu.au\nVanessa Cannon is the Vice Chancellor’s principal aide\, providing support and advice on a broad range of governance and management issues. She oversees\, directs and coordinates a range of cross portfolio strategic initiatives; and drafts or oversees the development of position and policy papers. She is also responsible for a number of corporate governance functions including the University Secretariat\, governance and executive policy\, legal services\, media and communications\, corporate records\, risk\, insurance\, compliance\, and internal audit. She is also the University’s Critical Incident Coordinator\, Risk Management Coordinator\, a member of the Vice Chancellor’s Advisory Committee\, and Deputy Chair of the Vice Chancellor’s Health\, Safety and Environment Advisory Committee. Board directorships include the Museum of Underwater Art Ltd\, and previously the Council of James Cook University\, and JCU Health (formerly UniHealth). She is a Fellow of the Governance Institute of Australia Ltd.  Prior to her career in Higher Education\, Vanessa served 12 years in the Australian Regular Army as a logistics officer. \nRobert Chasse\nManager Development\, Integrations and Partnerships\nSonder\nEmail: Robert.chasse@sonder.io\nRobert Chasse is Development\, Integrations and Partnerships Manager at Sonder\, where he is responsible for developing partnerships\, ensuring the successful integration of the Sonder service for new partners and enhancing the quality of support and reporting for education partners. With 15 years of experience in the international education sector\, Robert effectively navigates environments typified by change and complex issues to deliver results and innovate how organisations achieve their strategic priorities.
URL:https://isana.org.au/event_calendar/isana-qld-critical-incident-management-workshop/
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SUMMARY:25th ANZSSA Conference: Student Centric\, Looking Forward and Sustainable
DESCRIPTION:Call for Abstracts is Now Open!\nVisit our Call for Abstracts page to find out more. Submissions close: Wednesday 13 October 2021\nRegister before Friday 29 October to save!\nGet the word out!\nDownload the 25th ANZSSA Conference flyer.  \n  \nANZSSA members are delighted to invite you to the 25th ANZSSA Conference which will be held virtually with the opportunity for groups to gather and watch the conference live together. The conference will take place on Monday 29 – Tuesday 30 November 2021. \nOur theme for this year is “Student Centric\, Looking Forward and Sustainable” \nIn 2021 we are developing roadmaps to recovery\, taking the learnings from the past year\, and reshaping the ways we deliver our services to students in the new environment\, to ensure we continue to deliver the service our students need in a manner that will be sustainable into the future. \nThe conference will feature sub-themes of: \n\nPre-commencement Engagement and Transition\nEngagement\, Retention and Progression\nSafety\, Health and Wellbeing\nGraduate Outcomes and Employability\n\nSave the date\, we hope to see you there. \n 
URL:https://isana.org.au/event_calendar/25th-anzssa-conference-looking-forward-student-centric-and-sustainable/
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SUMMARY:ISANA 32nd Conference (online): Turning point for international education – leading the way through reset and recovery
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URL:https://isana.org.au/event_calendar/isana-32nd-conference-turning-point-for-international-education-leading-the-way-through-reset-and-recovery/
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