Dear students

As the first time we offered this Elective it was fully booked out, we have scheduled another one as follows:

Ethical Bystander Elective: 4 August, 10-12 noon.

This two hour training session is part of UTS’s commitment to building a culture of safety and respect for all students and staff.

The session will highlight the importance of being an active and ethical bystander in situations where someone’s safety or respect may be compromised and will also discuss specific skills that can be developed in being an active bystander.

Please note there is a maximum of 16 places for this Elective, 8 local and 8 international students.

If you book a place and then find you cannot attend, please cancel in good time to allow another student to take your place.

Bookings can be made via the Events tab, as per usual when booking into Workshops.

Thanks,

Accomplish Team.

Dear students

One of the session times has been changed for the Semester two workshops.

This will impact you if you had previously booked for a 3.30pm session on one, or all, of the Thursday topics.

This session will now be at 6pm.

If you are no longer able to make it at the revised time, please cancel your previous booking and re-schedule for another time.

Please note, there is a 3.30pm session on both Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Thanks,

Accomplish Team.

Dear students

The University is currently carrying out a project, aimed at identifying which subjects within our Business undergraduate degrees offer internship or internship-like experiences.

Student help is sought for this project as follows:

The requirement is for students to go through the subject outlines of the subjects they have completed, or are looking to complete, and give an indication of which subjects offer an internship or internship-like experience, and the percentage which is assessable. Obviously students can contact the subject co-ordinators if they require further information.

We are currently targeting events and tourism students who are at, or near the end of their degree.

To express an interest in participating, please contact Malcolm McKenzie on mjm6353@gmail.com.
As we are in exam period currently, please advise in your email the first date you will be able to participate.

Thanks,

Accomplish Team.

Census Field Officers will help ensure every household in their assigned area is included in the Census, delivering and collecting Census materials and following up with non-responding households.

Field Officers are:

Non-office based positions, requiring travel

Casual positions with flexible working hours, including some evening and weekend work.

As a Field Officer, you will:

Undertake a range of set procedural, operational and administrative activities

Have to read and navigate maps

Be self-motivated, able to work autonomously and make decisions independently

Earn $21.61 per hour (inclusive of 25% loading).

As a Field Officer, you must:

Know your local community

Be of reasonable fitness

Have a current driver’s licence (access to a vehicle is helpful, though not essential)

Have a home computer with internet access and be comfortable using a mobile or tablet device

Comply with ABS work health and safety policies

Be an Australian citizen OR have the legal right to work in Australia.

A Census Field Officer’s duties may vary, depending on their assigned area. Job seekers from diverse backgrounds, including non-English speaking backgrounds and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, are encouraged to apply.

Applications close on 13 June

See here for application details: abs.gov.au/careers or https://abs.nga.net.au/cp/?audienceypcode=ext

Hello everyone

In case you weren't aware, a number of job opportunities are advertised on the International Student Jobs website.  If you haven't already, check them out here:

http://www.uts.edu.au/current-students/opportuniti...

Kind regards,

Accomplish Team.