KauKan in Maitland, New South Wales | Youth organisation

KauKan

Locality: Maitland, New South Wales

Phone: 4931 2777

Address: 8 Bulwer Street 2320 Maitland, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.youthexpress.com.au

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24.01.2022 New members are always welcome at our Hunter YTAG meetings. If you have a strong passion for helping our young people gain meaningful employment, we would like to hear from you!

24.01.2022 Currently looking for applications for a Construction Carpentry / Formwork Apprenticeship. If you are located in the Newcastle Hunter area and think this positi...on is for you, please submit an application ASAP to avoid disappointment. Applications can be submitted on our website www.mbagtp.com.au or sent to [email protected]. If you have any further questions please don't hesitate to contact our office on 02 4979 0170. See more

19.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch Mabo Day Commemoration Ceremony

18.01.2022 Youth Off The Streets National Scholarship Program nominations are now open!

15.01.2022 Structured Workplace Learning Coordinator Position Available, Youth Express. Full-Time Position in 2021 Located in Maitland, NSW... About us: Youth Express is a registered Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR) Charity that has supported young people engage in education, community and work across the Hunter since 1993. We support over 6,000+ young people each year across 30+ schools and 500+ educators with the help of over 2,000+ business and industry representatives that volunteer their time engaged in programs. Our vision: Empowering every young person to successfully engage in education, community and work. Our mission: To provide links and programs to help young people build confidence through self-development Engage parents/family, business, education and community to support the development of young people To provide career development support activities To provide skills development programmes that link to educational choices and information To encourage business to re-engage with and recognise the potential of young people. Our purpose: We image a world where: Every young person can be their best Every young person identifies their true direction Every applicant is worthy for employment Every apprentice and trainee completes All young people get a great start in life All young people are successful. About the role: Youth Express has a position available for a highly motivated and innovative self-starter to work in our student work placement team. You will need to have a good understanding of local business and a real interest in supporting young people to develop quality work skills. This position requires strong verbal and written communication skills, along with excellent administration, time management and organisational skills. Knowledge and understanding of NSW Higher School Certificate and Vocational Education and Training requirements will be an advantage. The successful applicant will need to display and response to below selection criteria: Demonstrated evidence in accurate data entry skills and the ability to quickly learn a specialist Contact Data Base program Demonstrated ability to interact and communicate positively with young people Demonstrated ability to build relationships with business and industry Understanding of employability skill development in the workplace environment Demonstrated experience in Microsoft Office Suite WWCC Number and National Police Check NSW Driver’s License and Comprehensive Car Insurance If this sound like you send your cover letter addressing the above criteria (3 pages max) and resume with two reference (2 pages max) to Natalie Lewin [email protected]. Please do not apply via Facebook. Call Youth Express to discuss at 02 4931 2777. Kindly also ensure that you provide a contact telephone number as part of your response. Visit us at www.youthexpress.com.au

15.01.2022 IAS Team Leader, Genus attended the Taree PCYC Fit For Work program run through NSW police and PCYC. The group participate in the program to support them in reengagement with school or work. Also present was is Newcastle Knights Under 20’s plater KJ Kali. They spoke about our stories and about conscious decision making and how it can help in creating a positive future.

13.01.2022 Looking for work in the Cessnock LGA? Jump on the Jobs Portal: http://cessnockjobs.com.au/

12.01.2022 WOOHOO!! Well done Loretta and Jala for getting your L plates! Loretta and Jala completed the Gordon Driver Licensing Program with Kylie Gibson. Call Tania at Youth Express on 4931 2777 if you are interested in a training course to help prepare you for your L or P plates.

12.01.2022 At today’s Livestream Assembly, our Aboriginal Dance Group performed. This group has only had four, thirty minute zoom lessons. Fantastic performance, well done! A very big thank you to Natasha, Genus and Sam.

11.01.2022 A sustainable workforce and supporting existing local businesses to employ more staff locally are the aims of Cessnock City Council’s Employment and Training Network.

10.01.2022 What an amazing day at Dungog High School for the inaugural Suicide Prevention/Mental Health Awareness Day. Great day had by all and some great food as well. Here are some snaps from the day. Watch this space, more snaps to come

10.01.2022 A day to pay our respects

08.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/101181004939783/videos/254495599210390/?sfnsn=mo&d=n&vh=e Join in the virtual Mabo Day celebrations in Townsville

06.01.2022 Call KauKan on 0429 313 719 if you would like to apply for these positions. We can assist you in applying.

06.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/101181004939783/posts/119028773155006/

05.01.2022 National Reconciliation Week. National Reconciliation week is a time to celebrate history and culture in Australia and foster reconciliation discussions and activities. Reconciliation week is held annually and starts on the 27th May which was the date of the 1967 Referendum and goes to the 3rd June which marks the anniversary of the High Court of Australia’s judgement on Mabo v QLD 1992, now celebrated as Mabo Day.... In 2020, The theme for reconciliation week is In This Together:. Coincidentally chosen before our recent global crisis. This theme holds significance in our current lives but also in the lives of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

05.01.2022 RAAF INDIGENOUS EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM: This is an opportunity for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander men and women who are interested in pursuing an Air Force career in 2021 to: - Fast track their application with the Air Force - Receive personalised mentoring and guidance throughout the recruiting process - Obtain information on the education pathways available through the Air Force... www.defencejobs.gov.au

04.01.2022 We learn from great teachers, and great teachers share deep and meaningful experiences. Are you ready to experience the environment through a cultural lens? ...Only 1.5 hrs from Sydney, and 1 hr from Newcastle, this cultural immersion awaits you. Bookings essential - book via our website. #HolidayHereThisYear #AboriginalTourism #NewSouthWales

02.01.2022 Welcome to Express Bites. A series of short videos designed to help young people prepare for the world of work. Follow the Youth Express journey as we build a ...foundation of essential knowledge for young people entering the world of work. These videos will take you through a series of workshops to support and prepare you for your interview, resume and cover letter. If there is an area you would like us to help you, your child or community with in your job seeking journey, please comment below. Like and follow us Youth Express! #worldofwork #jobhunting #resume #applicationletter #coverletter #interview #dresstoimpress #acingtheinterview #Hunter #youngpeople #workexpereince #youth #maitland #portstephens #cessnock #singleton #muswellbrook #dungog #NSW #careersadvice #careerinfo #careersearch #students #helpforparents

01.01.2022 Kieryn commenced employment as a 1st year Apprentice Mechanical Technician (Heavy duty) at Cummins in January this year. His supervisor, Brendon Edmonds, said that Kieryn is doing well and is an asset to Cummins. As a VTEC participant, you are supported every step of the way on your employment journey, including mentoring during employment. If you are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander & looking for employment, give the team at Youth Express a call 49312777