Attending Conferences
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Conferences 2009
External Conference Final Reports:
DET Young Professionals Conference
Conferences 2008
The process for attendance at conferences is different for national, state and other types of industry specific conferences. Please consult the procedure on PaCK for clarification.
Please note: The conferences listed on this page will change so you need to check for new and or changed information.
EXTERNAL CONFERENCE FINAL REPORTS
- NAGCAS Conference 2010
- NAGCAS Conference
- AEIC 1 Conference
- AEIC 2 Conference
- ASCILITE 2008
- Floristry Conference 2008
National Conferences
Staff attendance at national conferences is endorsed by Sydney Institute Executive. This means that Executive decide the number and which national conferences staff will attend.
For more information:
| TAFE Directors | Reports TAFE Directors 2008 |
| AUSTAFE | Reports AUSTAFE 2008 |
| National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) | Reports NCVER 2008 |
State Conferences
Learning and Innovation will advice staff of the state conferences that will be supported and the number that will be funded to attend. Please check this site regularly for updates.
For more information:
Other conferences
Conferences that are not supported under the national and state process will be advertised on myLearning. You will need to consult with your line manager if you want to attend. These conferences will be funded by Colleges and Functional Units. You will need to complete a professional development form (available on SydNet), attach the relevant information and fund code and send to Learning and Innovation. We will book the conference, arrange any travel and record your attendance.
Australian Institute of Management
Enterprise Executive Forum 19 February 2008
Blended Learning Conference 9-10 April 2008
IPAA National Conference 18-20 June 2008
17th National VET Research Conference 'No Frills' 9-11 July 2008
2008 VELG National Conference - Striving for Excellence in Vocational Education 7-8 August 2008
L21 Public Sector Leadership Conference 27 & 28 August 2008
Enterprises Enhanced by VET Forums
Technical Currency Conferences - Australian Industry Skills Councils
- AGRIFood Skills Australia Conference
- Community Services and Health Industry Skills Council Events Convention
- SkillsDMC Conference
- Manufacturing Skills Australia Conference
- Service Skills Australia Events
- Transport & Logistics Events
- Construction and Property Services Events
- Innovation & Business Skills Australia (IBSA) Events
- Creative Industry Skills Council
Your responsibilities when attending a conference
When you attend a conference you will be required to do the following:
- Complete a professional development form (available on SydNet) and forward to Learning and Innovation with the relevant information and ensuring it has been endorsed by your manager.
- Notify your manager and Learning and Innovation if you are unable to attend, preferably in time to send another person to the conference (we often have a waiting list). If you fail to do this then this will be considered when you make another application to attend a conference. Learning and Innovation will also notify your manager of your non-attendance.
- Submit a report on the conference. The report may consist of:
- a written report on myLearning (if you have any difficulties with this then contact Learning and Innovation)
- email a written report to Learning and Innovation for inclusion on myLearning
- audio or video recording loaded on the Reports page for the conference on myLearning. Contact Learning and Innovation if you need support.
This must be completed within 2 weeks of attending the conference.
Conferences in 2007
Go to Conferences 2007 to find out about some of the conferences that staff attended.
