Working in the Early Education and Care sector is increasingly becoming an attractive option for those looking to start their careers, progress in their careers, or even switching careers.
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The Why and How of a Career in Childcare
Our Youth Voice: Driving Sustainability Across Communities@Work
This blog post is written by Aditi Verma, a member of the Youth Advisory Board (YAB), on behalf of the whole of YAB.
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From The Principal’s Office: Gaining Momentum and Looking Forward for Galilee School
This piece is written by Tim McNevin, Principal at Communities@Work’s Galilee School. Galilee School is establishing a Senior Secondary College (Year 11 and 12)…
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Our Voice – Your Community
Communities@Work’s blog will include interviews, tips, advice, questions and answers, resources, essays, expert insights, guest articles and more, with a focus on empowering our community.
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About the Communities@Work Blog: Our Voice, Your Community
Welcome to the Communities@Work blog. We’re proud and excited to launch this initiative.
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20 Things We Loved About 2020
Throughout the choking smoke, ferocious fires and isolating pandemic, the Canberra spirit shone like never before.
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From the CEO’s Desk: A Community Led Recovery
As 2020 draws to a close, I am taking this opportunity to reflect on the challenges of the past 12 months, which included not just the COVID-19 pandemic, but a devastating fire and smoke emergency.
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Making a difference in the Disability Sector: Spotlight on Our Disability Programs Manager [Part 2]
Continuing from where we left off last time, Kim Eason, Manager of Communities@Work’s Disability Programs, shares greater insights into her journey and experiences of working in the disability sector.
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Making a difference in the Disability Sector: Spotlight on Our Disability Programs Manager
This blog post is part one of two. We recently sat down with Kim Eason, Manager of Communities@Work’s Disability Programs, to chat about her journey and experiences around working in the disability sector, which she has been part of for over 25 years.
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