Aboriginal Employment Strategy in Coffs Harbour, New South Wales | Employment agency

Aboriginal Employment Strategy

Locality: Coffs Harbour, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 5625 0100

Address: 102, 24 Gordon Street 2450 Coffs Harbour, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.aes.org.au/

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25.01.2022 A huge congratulations to Caroline Bradshaw for her completion of her School Based Traineeship AES is extremely proud and wish Caroline all the best into 2021 and beyond Thanks to her parents Elly and Karen for their support and Thankyou for attending our Graduation lunch and celebrating your achievements.

24.01.2022 Are you an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person looking to join the department? Are you already an employee, and you want to access human resource servic...es, like support to grow your teaching or corporate career? Or are you a hiring manager looking for support with recruiting Aboriginal employees? Aboriginal Programs is the School Workforce team that can help with all this and more! Join this webinar to learn more about their work and how they can guide career pathways. Aboriginal Programs - Join Our Mob - NSW DoE https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/aboriginal-programs-support

22.01.2022 AES Staff are COVID safe Fiona Dann Group Training Feild Officer ( handling SBAT and traineeships) showing good protocols in the work place.

22.01.2022 Alex Skinner & Chris Skinner ready for their first day on the job. AES Career Recruitment Officer, Josh Maguire in picture. Congratulations Alex and Chris all the best in your new employment.

20.01.2022 We are looking for an Experienced Barista/Allrounder for an immediate start. Must have a minimum 2 years making coffee in fast paced cafe and have excellent cus...tomer service skills. Must be fast and efficient on the coffee machine, work well under pressure during peak times and be willing to assist in all areas of front of house. This is a part time position with approx 30 hours per week. Please email resume to [email protected] or drop into Cocoa in person for a chat. See more

20.01.2022 POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR MOB Please submit your CV to the AES via emailing [email protected] Applications close on 6 January 2021.

19.01.2022 TAFE NSW are currently offering a range of free course options under the Governments JobTrainer initiative. Click the link below to browse free courses and eligibility!

18.01.2022 AES has been working in partnership with Corporate Australia for over 20 years to build a sustainable and dynamic Aboriginal workforce and support network #aescareers #AESfamily #jobsformob

18.01.2022 Attention Aboriginal School Leavers does this look like something you would like to head into now year 12 has finished.

17.01.2022 Congratulations to all the Deadly teams who played hard at the National Indigenous Rugby League Championships. AES is about careers for all mob in all areas, including Aboriginal women in elite sport like the NRL. #girlpower #triballeague #AESfamily #redfern

15.01.2022 Brandan Laurie - Child recently reached 6 months of employment working at Grafton Art Gallery expansion. Brandan has been described by his employer as a very motivated, dedicated and committed employee throughout his employment. Congratulations Brandan Laurie and thank you for all your hard work and commitment.

14.01.2022 Nana Glen is looking for a Master Chef in the Kitchen Are you the one that we are looking for? Please hand your resume into Nana Glen General Store... 16-18 Nana St, Nana Glen NSW 2450 Open 6AM till 8PM HURRY APPLICATION CLOSE SOON

13.01.2022 For the Grafton mob.

12.01.2022 Congratulations Aneika Kapeen!! You are the first place winner for the NAIDOC art competition!! I can not wait to see this artwork as our street flags next year!!

11.01.2022 It’s that time of year to begin training our next gen at Toast Espresso. Please spread the word to any year 9’s going into year 10 who are keen to join the work force.

09.01.2022 Our deadly little Jarjum at Gummyaney Preschool in Grafton.

08.01.2022 A huge congratulations to Lachlan Skinner & the team at OneMob Radio on their official live launch today, bringing Aboriginal voices to the forefront on a national scale! Tune in online now to hear some deadly music & voices.

07.01.2022 Dan Green commenced employment yesterday with Camel Tanks as a Factory Hand Labourer. Dan will be supporting to manufacturer over 40 products including plastic water tanks. Congratulations Dan on your new position and a BIG Happy 20th Birthday for yesterday

06.01.2022 Coffs Harbour City Council flag raising ceremony. Our very own Lloyd Lynwood being interviewed by NBN. Happy NAIDOC

06.01.2022 Great opportunity for Year 12 School Leaver, please contact our office today on 02 5625 0100 to enquirer.

04.01.2022 Great opportunity in Nambucca Heads.

04.01.2022 WE LIVE! Listen live from onemobradio.com.au

02.01.2022 Yesterday AES attended Gummyaney Aboriginal Preschool in Grafton NAIDOC BBQ. Was great to see all the Jarjum’s (children) dancing with Uncle Dean and catching up with our very own mentee Stephen Norman, AES placed Stephen with Gummyaney as an bus driver 1 year ago, now working as an Educator working towards his Cert III in Children’s Services. Stephen is a great asset to the team at Gummyaney and has a great rapport with all the Jarjums. Great work Stephen. AESFamily

01.01.2022 Congratulations to Bobbie Lee Bell for completing her certification lll in business admin and completing twelve months with GP Synergy and all her work has paid off with an extension at GPSynergy for 12 months and moving into the certificate lV Big thanks to Jo her manager and thanks for attendance at AES Graduation Lunch in Ballina

01.01.2022 October is breast cancer awareness month so look out for a few breast cancer awareness posts this month! So who can have a breast screen? A regular screening (c...heck) mammogram (breast xray) is one of the most best ways to pick up cancer early so it can be treated early. We know with the Pandemic, many women have fallen behind on their screening and hope this month we can all start changing that around. Breast screening is free and recommended for women aged 50-74. BreastScreen NSW invites you to have your first screening mammogram at the age of 50 - you will get a letter in the mail for your birthday. After this, usually you have one breast screen mammogram every two years until the age of 74. If you’re aged 40-49 or over 74, you can also attend BreastScreen NSW for a screening mammogram. Have a yarn with your doctor when it is the best time for you to start. This is particularly if you have any Family History of Breast Cancer, when you may be advised to start earlier. If you notice any changes in your breasts it is important to get them checked with your doctor whatever your age or whenever your last breast screen was. Throwback to Team Galambila pretty in pink last year (before physical distancing!)