Miss J Tutoring in Bunbury, Western Australia | Tutor/teacher

Miss J Tutoring

Locality: Bunbury, Western Australia

Phone: +61 433 884 847

Address: Clarke St 6230 Bunbury, WA, Australia

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

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25.01.2022 Check this out! Looking for ways to support your students? STUDENT ENGAGEMENT AND SUPPORT GRANT PROGRAM! The Student Engagement and Support Grant Program provides an opportunity for education and training providers, student or community groups and associations, Consular Corps, local government and non-for-profit organisations to secure financial support of up to AUD$10,000 (GST exclusive). https://www.studyperth.com.au/grants

24.01.2022 Some great hints for the new school year

22.01.2022 Well done, once again, to Bev Johnson of In Focus Careers for putting together this amazing resource and providing links. This resource shows Support Services available for young people (career experts, mental health, government and not for profit support groups). THANK YOU Bev!!! https://coggle.it/diagr/YF0v5I_Z_HHXZJJ2/t/support-services

19.01.2022 Check out this school leavers kit full of info for your next career step...https://docs.employment.gov.au//school_leaver_information_

19.01.2022 I am absolutely LOVING this page. It's a spiderweb of all the skills you need for whatever occupation you can think of. https://public.tableau.com//occupation.and.industry.analys

14.01.2022 Introducing the new-look myfuture The myfuture team is proud to announce the launch of its refreshed, new-look website. The updated site retains all of its high-quality, unbiased career information, but we've introduced an improved design and new navigation, search and personalisation features to offer users a better experience.... Your myfuture account and data have been migrated. Simply log in and start exploring. What's changed? New menus provide quick access to relevant resources. A 'Get started' page informs new users about the site's key features and tools. Additional filtering options allow users to further refine search results on occupations, courses, career articles and career stories. Tip boxes highlight important resources and information. A 'My favourites' section helps users collect and save content on occupations, courses and industries, as well as career stories and articles, for later exploration. New mouse-hover 'Glossary' functionality displays definitions for key terms used across the site. The 'Teachers and career practitioners' section has been refreshed to make it easier to discover resources, sign up for webinars and read myfuture Insights papers. New content includes information about the future of work and infographics showcasing different school-to-work pathways. Check it out - what do you think? https://myfuture.edu.au/

12.01.2022 WOW - this is definitely one of the best articles I have read in a LONG time, though I think it should be titled "Follow Your Blister" - have a read, it will make sense ;-) https://hbr.org//what-you-should-follow-instead-of-your-pa?

12.01.2022 If you are ever going through a hard time, know someone is there for you. It’s OK not to be OK!

12.01.2022 And this is why I do what I do

11.01.2022 Start the year well. Read this. Letting Your Light Shine BY MADISYN TAYLOR... When we undermine our light by hiding our aptitudes and quashing our dreams, we deny ourselves and others a wealth of experiences. We are each born into this world with unique gifts. Within us is a glimmer of the divine, a light that can potentially make the world a more beautiful place. But in many, that light lies dormant, snuffed out by fears and feelings of inadequacy. To spark it is to attract attention, face the possibility of rejection or the responsibility of success, and risk being labeled immodest. Yet when we undermine the light by hiding our aptitudes and quashing our dreams, we deny ourselves and others a wealth of experiences. Your abilities are a part of who you are and when you take pride in them, you affirm the love, esteem, and trust with which you view yourself. Moreover, as you express the light within, you grant others permission to do the same, freeing them to explore their own talents. For some, we are taught to hide our light from the world since childhood. Relatives caution us that the professions associated with our aptitudes are unattainable. Our peers may be envious of our skills and thus overly critical of the activities we instinctively enjoy. And authority figures admonish us to be humble and avoid showing off. But there is a vast chasm that separates those who let their light shine and those who seek only to draw attention to themselves. When you dare to share your light with the world, the beauty and perfection of your soul become clearly visible. You become a whole being--the literal embodiment of your vast potential. Whether you are a wonderful dancer, a first-rate cook, quick with numbers, or a natural negotiator, you'll come to understand that you do the world no favors when you hold yourself back. If you have hidden your light for so long that it has shrunk to an ember, make a list of everything you do well, however impractical, silly, or seemingly inconsequential. Then ask yourself how you can positively utilize those abilities in your daily life. The gifts you were born with were not granted to you arbitrarily. While you may never discover what impact your light has had on others, you can be certain that when you embrace your talents and share them with others, you will spread illumination in the world.

09.01.2022 My big news! I alluded to this about a month ago. Tomorrow is my official last day with The Ed Dept as the Career Start Coach for the South West Region. I’ve been in the role for 2 years working with Eaton Community College, Australind SHS and Dalyellup College working with their most at risk of disengaging from the education system Year 11 & 12 students. I’ve loved it! I’ve met some amazing kids, student support staff, parents and senior management. ... But....I’ve decided to take a leap of faith and go back to study next year. I’m going through Inspired Results: Coaching Academy to learn NLP, Timeline Therapy, and Hypnosis leading on to become a certified Life Coach. This, combined with my Career Coaching quals, awards and expertise, will see me form a new company that will benefit ALL cohorts I’ve worked with since starting Lifeworx in 2008. I’ve been successful in gaining a place on The New Enterprise Initiative Scheme (NEIS) Program through Business Foundations where The Dept of Human Services supports the growth of a new business or helps an already existing business pivot due to loss of contracts because of COVID. The best way to support me is to follow me and encourage me and promote me! This dream is a HUGE one and I’m not going to let it go this time A new, exciting and necessary beginning!

09.01.2022 Be yourself, do what makes your heart sing. Listen to others but choose your own way!

06.01.2022 A wonderful site for Year 10 students. Subject selection for Year 11 is not far away. Check out this link for guidance https://studyworkgrow.com.au//dos-and-donts-for-subject-s/

02.01.2022 Are you panicking about ATAR? If not, great...a slow, steady approach is important. BUT I hope you at least realise how close it is and are taking steps to prepare. Here are some amazing links of places that are helping students with revision programs. Thanks In Focus Careers for putting this together https://infocus-careers.com.au//atar-support-may-help-to-/

02.01.2022 We haven't seen the full impact of COVID-19 just yet I don't think...With over 300,000 young people left in limbo by COVID, we need a job cadet program https://theconversation.com/with-over-300-000-young-people-