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Alumni Event Celebration Honored by Consul General Shuichi Tokuda

The team from Charter Australia stands with the Consul-General of Japan in Sydney, Sir Shuichi Tokuda,who visited the study and work program alumni.

On 4 March 2024, Charter Australia hosted a memorable Alumni event, bringing together current students, graduates, employers, and industry experts to network and share experiences. The event, with a special focus on Japanese nationals in our Study and Work Program (SWP), was graced by the presence of Consul-General of Japan in Sydney, Sir Shuichi Tokuda, adding significance to the occasion.

Australian Consul-General of Japan, Sir Shuichi Tokuda presents a speech to Japanese Study and Work program alumni at Charter Australia. Australian Consul-General of Japan, Sir Shuichi Tokuda stands with Ming Chen, CEO of Charter Australia an RTO provider in healthcare courses and training.

Guest speakers provided valuable insights into cultural competence in nursing, employment opportunities, and the transition from education to professional practice in both Japan and Australia. Dr. May Iwata and Ms. Yumi Yasui shared their experiences, resonating deeply with attendees navigating similar paths of moving and working abroad in Australia.

Dr. may Iwata shares her experiences to the Japanese Study and Work Program alumni at charter Australia in Sydney on her pathway experience and immigration. Miss Yumi Yasui presents her seminar on moving and working in Australia to the Charter Australia study and work alumni from Japan in Sydney, NSW.

The dedication to excellence was evident in the presentations and practical demonstrations led by our trainer, Jinky. These sessions showcased the practical training delivered to all our students.

A healthcare trainer for Cert III in Individual Support for aged care show students how to work the equipment as part of their study and work program. Charter Australia trainer Jinky

Representatives from Lansdowne Gardens Aged Care shared inspiring success stories of employment outcomes through work placements, highlighting the real-world impact of our programs.

Aged care facility representatives present their seminar to the Japanese study and work alumni event on working in the industry in NSW.  CEO, Ming Chen stands with the representative from the Japanese consulate and the aged care facilities to help students in healthcare at a seminar in Sydney.

As the event came to a close, attendees embraced the opportunity for networking and celebration, reinforcing the sense of unity and camaraderie within the Charter Australia community.

In reflection, the event was a resounding success, thanks to the support of Consul General Shuichi Tokuda, the contributions of Facility Manager Jason Dick and Residential Services Manager Shannen Pozin from Lansdowne Gardens Aged Care, Dr. May Iwata, Charter Australia’s graduate representative Yumi Yasui, and all involved. We hope to have many gatherings in the future, because at Charter Australia, we're not just building careers - we're building a family. And that's something worth celebrating every day of the week!

A room full of study and work Japanese alumni listen to RTO CEO Ming Chen at Charter Australia on study and outcomes of the health and community care courses.  A seminar full of people listen to a program on the benefits of doing the Study and Work Program at Charter Australia who are on their working holiday visas.

Student, alumni and guest speakers all enjoy networking and snacks at the Charter Australia campus in North Sydney after the presentations. Students and guests socialise at the North Sydney campus after a presentation on the successful study and work program.

Study and work program students snack happily at the seminar event with the Consul-General of Japan in attendance. Japanese students attending the study and work program seminar at Charter Australia chat with one of the Japanese student course advisors on what to expect.

 Many student smile for a photo at the seminar for study and work program that offers aged, hospital and childcare streams at a networking event.Guests and students enjoy some light refreshments with sandwiches at the Charter Australia campus in Sydney after a long seminar for working holiday visas. Yumi with Charter students-jpg Aged care managers, the support team from Charter Australia and the Consul-General of Japan stand in front of the Charter logo in the campus foyer.

 

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