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THURSDAY 6 JUNE at 4:15pm, via zoom https://zoom.us/j/2027400197
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Following feedback from staff in specialist and alternative settings, a number of enhancements were made to the delivery of My Career Insights during 2020. These included additional profiling pathways and a self-delivery interview model. Adrienne Hazeldene (CEAV Program Manager) will be running a Zoom session to step through these pathways. This session is suitable for staff in specialist and alternative settings, together with staff supporting students in mainstream settings who may not be able to engage in the full Morrisby profiling pathway.
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My Career Insights is a program for all Year 9 students (or equivalent in specialist settings) in Victorian Government secondary schools. The Department of Education and Training (DET) has engaged the Career Education Association of Victoria (CEAV), which is working with Career Analysts Pty Ltd, to deliver My Career Insights. The program is part of a suite of career education reforms implemented by the DET in 2019.
Students will be given the opportunity to complete a series of questionnaires and quizzes accessed through the Morrisby website. They will then discuss their results with a Morrisby-trained Careers Consultant in a 30-minute interview.
My Career Insights will help students discover, develop and drive their career planning. It is a unique opportunity for students to learn more about their strengths and abilities while exploring potential career options – giving them the confidence to start taking control of their future.
Morrisby has been specifically designed and developed for volume career assessment of school-aged students. It is interactive with customisation options. Once students have a login, all questionnaires can be taken again without further cost as students mature, and interests change. Students are able to revisit the system later in their school life to complete additional assessments and undertake research. This builds a longitudinal career development approach rather than being a static ‘snapshot’, which does not change with the student.
Here is a quick 5-minute background video about Morrisby.
Students will begin by completing a series of online questions on the Morrisby website. These questions have been designed to help them learn more about themselves and their:
These personal insights help open-up a variety of possible career pathways, specifically tailored to who they are.
Once students have completed their Morrisby profile, they will be given an opportunity to discuss their results with a Morrisby trained Careers Consultant.
This discussion may be face-to-face at school or through a video conference.
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