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Greetings from Migrant Careers Support Trust!
We have an exciting announcement for you! We have an upcoming career development workshop in East Auckland on 26 Aug, 2022. Please find more details of the workshop below, and register now to attend!
We are also excited to present our Career Clinic programme, where we provide one-to-one consultation with career experts at NO cost to you. Some terms may apply.
Please read details below and register.
We have also shared a few job opportunities from various job hubs, please check them out.
This newsletter contains articles and resources, please ensure you are up to date with all the information and have access to all the resources that might help you.
Thank you for your support.
Regards,
Garry Gupta,
Chair, Migrant Careers Support Trust
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP: Take your career to new heights here in NZ
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Join the workshop for meeting industry experts and gathering valuable knowledge from their experiences. Discuss about job hunting on Linkedin, networking, and kiwi work environment.
No registration fee, no entry criteria! It doesn't matter if you just started a new job or have been in one for a while, there will be something for everyone to learn.
Amazing opportunity for networking!
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Date: 26 Aug 2022, FridayTime: 5pm-7.30pm Venue: Te Tuhi Art Gallery, Pakuranga, Auckland FREE Event
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CAREER CLINIC: Helping you to navigate your career journey.
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Have you been struggling to get personal consultation with some experts? This may be your chance to get some professional advise for FREE.
Migrant Careers Support Trust aims to help migrants carve a successful career path for themselves.
As a trust, we are concerned with the issues of our migrant communities, especially their career journeys. The greater mission of the trust is to achieve social equity, inclusion, and social cohesion through better economic integration of the migrant workers and people from ethnic communities, in the New Zealand society.
This mission has paved the way for the Career Clinic Project – our endeavour to get closer to making a marked difference in the lives of our migrants.
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP
We held a 'Career Development Workshop' earlier in May 2022, and got a really good response from our migrant community. Thanks to the speakers at this event Pratishtha Purohit, Jo Cocker and Vaidehi Kavthekar for their support and participation.
Please watch the highlight video below for more.
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We helped the attendees in improving and developing skills to accelerate their journey, with the help of industry experts. The workshop took place at Te Manawa, 11 Kohuhu Lane, Westgate. View the video for some glimpses. |
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Navigating the workspace as a migrant woman | Panel discussion #BreakTheBias
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Migrant Careers Support Trust had the honour of organising a panel discussion with a power-packed panel of female leaders and entrepreneurs, in celebration of International Women's Day 2022.
The topic of discussion was 'Navigating the challenges of being a migrant woman in the workspace'.
The panelists were:
Ashima Singh, Barrister & Solicitor, Partner, Legal Associates
Shyamini Szeko, National Learning & Development manager, Tegel
Padma Akula, Creative Entrpreneur, Arts/Events Producer
Nish Pai, Head of Learning Experience, Mitre 10
Recorded on 19 March 2022 |
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Auckland Jobs and Skills Hubs' HOTJOBS
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EDUCATION REVIEW OFFICE: Whānau and Student Surveys
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We invite your involvement in this project by participating in and distributing the following survey for whānau and students to your organisation and networks.
We are hopeful of hearing as many ethnically and culturally diverse perspectives and voices as possible. Hearing the ideas and experiences of whānau and students in NZ schools can help build our understanding of how schools can better cater for ethnic diversity in the future.
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Share this newsletter on social media with your friends and colleagues! WE THANK OUR PARTNERS AND SUPPORTERS |
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