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The Limestone Coast Career Development Centre began as a pilot in February 2006, and has developed the model which is now being used by other centres in South Australia.
As it has been operating for some time, it has developed information, data and experience which is useful for future planning and for other centres as they open. The centre took part in the trial of the Australian Blueprint for Career Development and provided feedback about the use of the Blueprint in the centre. The centre uses the Australian Blueprint for Career Development and the Guiding Principles for Career Development Services and Career Information Products as a guide in monitoring and evaluating practice.
Since opening its doors in February 2006 the Limestone Coast centre has provided career services to over 1000 people. Appointments are available from 10.30am to 3.30pm each day. |
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| Ali, Maree, Emma and Helen outside the CDC |
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Approximately 60% of participants find employment as the result of the support they receive to manage their career. Others take part in training, apprenticeships or carry out volunteer work.
Participants currently range from 16 years old to 65 years old
Participants to the centre come from across the Limestone Coast region. Travel support to access the Career Development centre can be made available if required.
We acknowledge the partners who work with us to make the services provided by the Career Development Centre possible. In particular, we recognise funding from the South Australia Works in the Regions program, project management by the Limestone Coast Regional Development Board, and significant in kind support from the City of Mount Gambier. |
L-R Christa Christaki, Director, Employment Programs, Department for Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology, Hon. Rory McEwen, Member for Mount Gambier and Minister for Regional Development and
Helen Strickland, Manager, Career Development Centre at the opening of the new
Career Development Centre in Mount Gambier |
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