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LH Martin Institute

Monday 12 October

National workshops: VET leaders in times of change

During November the LH Martin Institute and the Australian Council for Educational Research will be running a series of national workshops for senior VET leaders who are responsible for designing and managing change within their organisation.

Dr John Mitchell, respected VET strategist, will be running these workshops which will enable you to better understand your own attitudes, roles and conceptual understandings of leadership in the VET sector. The workshops will draw on fresh findings from a comprehensive national leadership survey of VET leaders, and will also provide an opportunity to network with other leaders in similar roles to you and learn about upcoming professional development programs.

Dates and Locations

  • Melbourne - Morning Session - Monday, 16 November 2009, VU Convention Centre
  • Melbourne - Afternoon Session - Monday, 16 November 2009, VU Convention Centre
  • Sydney - Morning Session - Friday, 20 November 2009, UNSW CBD Campus
  • Sydney - Afternoon Session - Friday, 20 November 2009, UNSW CBD Campus
  • Brisbane - Afternoon Session - Monday, 23 November 2009, Old Government House
  • Adelaide - Afternoon Session - Thursday, 26 November 2009, National Wine Centre

Who should attend?

This symposium is for senior VET leaders and managers responsible for designing and managing change in their training organisation. As a guide, we define a senior manager as a manager to whom other managers or supervisors report. In practice, this means managers above a head teacher, principal lecturer or similar.

Each workshop is limited to a maximum of 50 people.

Workshop fee

$155 (incl GST) by Thursday 12 November (includes coffee, morning or afternoon tea, and lunch)

Find out more

For more detailed information on these national workshops and to dowload a registration form please visit our website, alternatively you can contact Anna Steer on 03 8344 3157 or asteer@unimelb.edu.au.