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Dynamic Motion Multimedia
FEATURED BUSINESS - Dynamic Motion Multimedia have been helping businesses with their online communication since they started in 2003.
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Jan Smith
Pottery by Jan Smith
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The Creative Industry Skills Council is the lead industry body providing high-level strategic vocational education and training advice to ensure future skills development and enhanced workforce capacity in the creative industries.
The Skills Council facilitates collaboration between businesses, government and registered training providers at state and national levels to support economic growth within the creative industries in Queensland.
Skills Reports for the Creative Industries can be found here.
| Breaking News - 08/08/2008 11:27 |
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MUSIC TRAINING PACKAGE REVIEW
The new review is being undertaken by Linda Marson on behalf of Innovation and Business Skills Australia (IBSA – the national Industry Skills Council) and is currently in phase two. IBSA anticipate that the new package will be released in 2009 as CUS09.
IBSA have asked all music teachers to voice their opinions on the review and feedback register on the IBSA website: http://www.ibsa.org.au/review/index.jsp
Could you please ensure that you either sign up and provide feedback via that link or send your comments to Creative Industries Skills Council to forward on. | | More... |
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| Skilling Australia for the Future | Discussion Paper 2008 with implications for Industry Skills Councils available for comment.
Please Have Your Say on this document | | More... | | | | The QLD College of Teachers has released a draft paper on professional development for teachers entitled Continuing Professional Development Framework. Please Have Your Say on this document....... | | More... | | | | Film Competition | The World Bank launched a worldwide documentary competition that will highlight the social aspects of climate change as experienced and/or observed by the film-maker(s).
The contest is open to anyone, and submitted films should innovatively illustrate the consequences of climate change through one of the following theme categories: conflict, migration, the urban space, rural institutions, drylands, social policy, indigenous peoples, gender, governance, forests, and/or human rights.
There are two award categories: Social Dimensions of Climate Change Award (general category); and Young Voices of Climate Change (youth category). The general category is open to professionals and amateurs, while the youth category is open to entries submitted by filmmakers who are under 24 years old. The deadline for submissions is 24 October 2008. Award winners will be chosen through a combination of public voting and a judging panel. The Award Winners will receive an all-expenses paid trip to Washington, DC, for a screening of their film and will have the opportunity to attend a series of networking and learning events organized by the Social Development Department of the World Bank in December 2008.
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