CEA’s SEE Newsletter August 2018
Hawi’s Story: Goodna Site “The SEE program helped me understand and develop the skills I needed to get a job. I want to thank Vish for helping me understand […]
Burnside Automotive – Certificate II in Automotive Vocational Preparation
Students perform a full car service under expert supervision. Students follow correct safety procedures to place vehicle on hoist and raise to inspect the underside […]
SEE program is a gateway to further education and employment
The Skills for Education and Employment program helps you develop your study and employment skills in many ways. At Career Employment Australia Ltd (CEA) we provide the opportunity to study […]
Wivenhoe CEA’s SEE Newsletter Nov – Dec 2017
Helen George (Honduras): Ipswich Site My wish is to speak fluent English. I am very thankful to my class because being here has improved my English. I feel confident that I […]
Wide Bay-Sunshine Coast CEA’s SEE Newsletter
Graham’s Story: Hervey Bay Site Graham Revell is a 62 year old ex-serviceman and father of seven grown-up daughters. He came to us wanting to do his Certificate II in Business. He […]
Fitzroy SEE Newsletter
Rose’s Story — SEE student (Rockhampton) When I first attended the SEE program at CEA, I was very shy; I can remember being very nervous that first day. I could not […]
Darling Downs SEE Newsletter
Good News Stories — Toowoomba Fourteen of our students achieved Statement of Attainments in First Aid, and a further three others successfully updated their CPR. Many students were delighted to […]
Youth Skills on the Gold Coast
Replica of a 1934 Aston Martin Ulster This automotive project is for youth aged 15-19 years who will have the opportunity to complete the VET Foundation Skills and Automotive […]
Queens Park Tennis Club update
The participants working on the SQW project at Queens Park Tennis club have just completed building a new staircase from the upstairs function room. Major job and well done
Kesara achieves her goal
Kesara Whyatt started attending the SEE program in 2015. Initially, she was concerned that the intermediate English level class would be too hard for her, but as time went […]
