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Career Counselling, Coaching and Assessment
Bright and Associates
Introducing an authoritative new course in Career Counselling, Coaching
and Assessment, facilitated by Dr Jim Bright.
This is a course for professionals looking:
ü To offer Career
Counselling, Coaching and Assessment services to your clients, college, school
or company
ü To develop new
skills, or update your training with the latest developments
ü For an intensive
course delivered by a subject matter authority
ü For a course that is based on evidence of best practise published in the leading international journals
Key Features
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4 books (Resumes that get shortlisted, Job Hunting for Dummies:
Australia and New Zealand, Should I stay or should I go: how to make that
crucial job hunt decision and TeamSmart®)
ü Extensive Course
notes
ü 2- complete sets
of Test materials including professional manuals, answer sheets, client profile
sheets and job finders books
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Total value of these materials in excess of $480
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Includes morning & afternoon teas and luncheon each day
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Insights into how career decisions are formulated |
Enhance clients’ self-efficacy and abilities to engage in
career exploration |
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Skills in providing practical job assistance advice |
Determine clients’ work rewards and vocational interests |
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Improve personal resilience working with difficult
clients |
Instil clients’ with a view of work and careers that reflects current
realities |
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Develop processes to assess clients with career
transition |
Go beyond simple matching approaches to careers |
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Integrate client test data with interview data to produce
insightful and practical reports |
Challenge clients’ career thoughts and develop effective
strategies for career transition and job applications |
Investment
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Dates: click here Time: Where: see |
Cost: $990 per person including GST
(numbers limited to 15 people) Cost includes course materials, morning and afternoon tea & lunch
daily EARLY BIRD RATE AVAILABLE FOR MANY COURSES |
For further information contact Jacqui Greenhaf
on (02) 9929 4766
or email jacqui@brightandassociates.com.au
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$990 per person inclusive of GST for three days. Includes extensive pack of books, notes, resources and tests worth in excess of $480. Numbers strictly limited to 15 participants per workshop.
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Pre-Course |
Circles of Influence
Exercise |
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Morning |
Afternoon |
Evening |
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Day 1 |
Career
Choice
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Career
Counselling
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Job Hunting advice exercise |
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session |
1 |
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3 |
4 |
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The what, why and who of Career Development |
Traditional and new models of career choice. The Chaos theory of
careers |
Core Counselling Skills Key information |
Active interviewing Using questions Empathy building Complexity counselling |
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Day 2 |
Job Applications, Selection Criteria and
Interviews |
Career Coaching |
Self-assessment exercise |
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6 |
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Resumes, and application forms Resume critiques and exercises |
Interviews, panel interviews, body language,curly questions,
interview training |
Roles Purpose Solution-focussed and cognitive behavioural techniques |
Goals –why and when they don’t work Career indecision and self-limiting thinking |
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Day 3 |
Career Assessment |
TeamSmart® / eService
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12 |
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Assessing vocational interests – how to do it, and how to interpret the
results |
Assessing motivation – how to do it and how to interpret the results |
Identifying stress in yourself and your clients Developing career resilience Practical strategies to remain focussed and on top of your game |
Delivering career services: what works and what does
not Resources Future development needs |
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This course covers competencies included in the Australian Association of Careers Counsellors, the Australian Blueprint for Careers Counsellors, the Australian Psychological Society and other relevant professional associations. This course may provide the basis for recognised professional development through self-initiated routes. A certificate of attendance will be provided.
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Dates: Time: 9.00 am – 5.00PM Where: Mercure Hotel Sydney
Martin Place Room 818-820 George St Sydney (at central station) |
Cost: $990 per person including GST
(numbers limited to 15 people) Cost includes course materials, morning and afternoon tea & lunch
daily EARLY BIRD RATE |
For further information contact Jacqui Greenhaft
on (02) 9929 4766
or email jacqui@brightandassociates.com.au
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Informative, experienced, reflective |
Very interesting, entertaining! |
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Excellent – informative, funny, well-prepared. |
Excellent – informative and entertaining. |
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Useful for practitioners to experience someone who has actively
integrated theory and practice.
Amusing and fun as well |
Jim always gives a great presentation. Information very relevant to our job - stimulating and thought
provoking |
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Very memorable – lovely delivery style and great info. |
Excellent overview of career counselling as global life business |
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Good information, presentation, handouts and relevant PD |
Very entertaining and informative session, got a lot out of it. |
ü Scoring and interpreting tests
ü Appropriate test choice for different clients
ü Critically evaluating tests – what to look for and what tests can and cannot do
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Dates: Time: 9.00 am – 5.00pm Where: Mercure Hotel Sydney
Martin Place Room 818-820 George St Sydney (at central station) |
Cost: $640 per person including GST
(numbers limited)
Cost includes course materials, morning and afternoon tea & lunch
daily
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For further information contact Jacqui Greenhaf
on (02) 9929 4766
or email jacqui@brightandassociates.com
Dr Jim Bright is a Partner in a career management
professional practice Jim Bright and Associates (JBA). His clients range from individuals
seeking coaching, assessment and job-hunting assistance to multi-national
organizations requiring career development programmes, coaching and
training. His individual clients range
from school-age to CEOs. Based in Sydney, JBA has clients across Australia, in
the UK, Germany and New Zealand. Through the Vocational Capacity Centre, he
writes medico-legal reports in relation to compensation matters. He regularly
runs workshops on careers around Australia.
Jim also teaches and researches Organisational
Psychology at the University of New South Wales where he specialises in Career
Development. He has taught the subject Career Choice and Development to Master
(Organisational) Psychology students since 1995. He founded the Careers,
Research and Assessment Service at UNSW in 2001. In addition he has supervised Masters and PhD theses in the area
of careers. He has over 100 books, journal articles and presentations. Well
over half of his journal publications have been in leading international
publications. His most recent work has been the development of the new Chaos
Theory of Career Development with his colleague and collaborator Dr Robert
Pryor.
He is a regular keynote presenter and media
commentator, particularly on the ABC radio Sally Loane show. Jim is
the author of five books on careers: Should I stay or should I go? How to make
that crucial job move decision (Pearson, 2003). Job Hunting for Dummies:
Australia and New Zealand (John Wiley 2001); Brilliant CV (Pearson, 2001);
Resumes that get shortlisted (Allen and Unwin, 2000); Stress: Myth, theory and
research (Pearson, 2001). Brilliant CV has been in the UK top ten best
selling business titles for the past year and is the number 1 best selling CV
guide (Source: Booktrak).
Jim holds a BA (Hons) in Psychology from the
University of Nottingham, UK and a PhD in learning from the same
institution. He is a Professional
Member of the Australian Association of Career Counsellors, a registered
Psychologist and member of the Australian Psychological Society (APS). The immediate past national chairperson of
the APS College of Organisational Psychologists (COP), he is also a past
chairperson of the Sydney Section of COP. He is a member of the British
Psychological Society, and a Chartered Psychologist.