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Hello friend of DeakinPrime,  Kirkpatrick Four Levels™ Evaluation Certification ProgramThursday, May 12, 2011 & In this course, participants will study worldwide best practices as well as share their own experiences in an interactive, conversational environment. This two-day course is limited to no more than 30 attendees to ensure personalised attention and the opportunity to participate. For more information or to register for this workshop, please email DeakinPrime Events.
Kirkpatrick® Training on Trial WorkshopWednesday, May 11, 2011 Jim Kirkpatrick will give a brief overview of Kirkpatrick's Four Levels of Evaluation as a framework for creating, delivering, measuring and demonstrating true business value in training programs. The aim of the seminar is to offer training professionals proactive steps they can take to ensure they are valuable assets to their organisation. For more information or to register for this workshop please email DeakinPrime Events. Careers at DeakinPrimeProject Coordinator Project Manager For more information about these roles please email Julia Deutschmann. This email was sent to you at [email address suppressed] because you are a friend of DeakinPrime. Our eNewsletter contains a range of information about DeakinPrime and the corporate education industry. |
 Are you Kirkpatrick Certified?
With L&D budgets being slashed, how can you demonstrate effectively the value of training to the bottom line of your business? At the Kirkpatrick Four Levels™ Evaluation Certification Program and Kirkpatrick Training on Trial Workshop, you will discover how to leverage learning and development to accomplish key business initiatives and much more. These Kirkpatrick programs will be held at DeakinPrime from May 11-13. This is only the second time that this certification program has been offered in Australia. Find out more about the Kirkpatrick program and workshop » “Kirkpatrick’s Four Levels™ is the best I’ve ever seen in evaluating training effectiveness. It is sequentially integrated and comprehensive. It goes far beyond ‘smile sheets’ into actual learning, behaviour changes and actual results, including long-term evaluation. An outstanding model!" Stephen R. Covey Event overview: What makes people resilient?
Li Cunxin's Resilience: My Story From impossible beginnings and utter poverty, Li Cunxin ended up becoming not only one of the top dancers of time but also a successful stockbroker and recipient of the Australian Father of the Year award in 2009. Li’s life defining moments were presented to a captivated audience on March 23, 2011 at DeakinPrime's new state-of-the-art facilities situated in the heart of the CBD. Stuart Taylor: Resilient Leadership Workshop To complement Li Cunxin's inspirational presentation, Stuart Taylor of the Resilience Institute facilitated two energetic workshops on the topic of ‘Resilient Leadership’. The interactive workshop provided participants with the opportunity to explore the various requirements for building resilience, stress and mastery flow, sleep optimisation and cognitive discipline. Read more about DeakinPrime's recent Resilience events » Resilience competition winner announced
DeakinPrime is pleased to announce that the following Resilience event attendee has won two tickets to a 2011 DeakinPrime Event of their choice.* Congratulations, Michael Halloran of Australia Post. Please email Kate Mitchell to claim your prize. *subject to terms and conditions. Deakin still an 'Employer of Choice for Women'
2011 marked the 100th anniversary of International Women's Day, and for the 6th consecutive year Deakin has been awarded the prestigious 'Employer of Choice for Women' citation. The Australian Government's Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency (EOWA) recognises employers with more than 100 staff for outstanding performance in advancing equal employment opportunity for women. Only 98 of 2537 reporting organisations received the citation this year which places Deakin University in the top 4%. This is a significant achievement for Deakin University; it recognises our sustained effort to improve employment outcomes for women.  Five minutes with: Kelly Kajewski
Kelly Kajewski, a Principal Consultant at DeakinPrime, is a learning and development professional with extensive experience and qualifications in education and business. Kelly is currently working on a number of interesting projects with organisations in Australia, China and India in relations to leadership capability development as well as working to introduce Deakin University’s new Graduate Certificate in Retail Management to complement DeakinPrime’s experience in retail education. She is also putting together a white paper exploring the 70:20:10 approach to Learning and Development. Find out more about Kelly Kajewski » Collaboration with Produce Marketing Association
DeakinPrime and the Produce Marketing Association (PMA) of Australia and New Zealand have entered into a collaborative agreement to work together towards supporting and promoting the needs of the fresh produce industry. A signing ceremony took place on March 11, 2011 at the Deakin University Melbourne City Centre. In attendance was Michael Worthington, the Chief Executive Officer at PMA along with DeakinPrime's CEO Jules Cauberg, Director Angie Taras and Principal Consultant Kelly Kajewski. DeakinPrime looks forward to working closely in the future with the PMA. Find out more about the Produce Marketing Association (PMA) of Australia and New Zealand »  Event overview: New media, new rules, new results
Deakin alumni event “Yesterday the web linked information. Today Web 2.0 links people.” Social media is here to stay and – according to business communication and issues management specialist Ross Monaghan – organisations, parents and the general public should embrace rather than fear this instantaneous way of communicating. Ross took the Deakin alumni and their guests on a journalism journey, from the days of typewriters, carbon paper and 24-hour news turn around time to iPads, micro-blogging and current events being updated every minute. Read more about Ross' presentation »
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