The Multicultural Council of Tasmania is offering a series of workshops, designed to support young migrants and international students to develop skills and cultural competencies. Topics will address issues and barriers that have been raised by the community, as well as solutions and practical knowledge and skills to address issues and barriers and built community resilience. They will also be conduct for networking and connecting young migrants with diverse communities in Tasmania.

Tuesday 8 October | Financial Literacy (presented by Eveleen Rao)

Specifically designed for youth and international students, this workshop will provide crucial information about:

  • Understanding your tax; rights and obligations
  • Youth compliance with the Australian tax (ATO, Medicare levy and deductions)
  • Cash flow and practical tips on budgeting
  • Superannuation Literacy
  • Anti-scam education

Register here: https://events.humanitix.com/youth-connect-or-emotional-intelligence-and-resilience-bootcamp-gafeyt5n?hxchl=hex-pfl

Specifically designed for youth and international students, this workshop will provide crucial information about:

  • Understanding your tax; rights and obligations
  • Youth compliance with the Australian tax and welfare systems (ATO, Medicare levy and deductions)
  • Cash flow and practical tips on budgeting
  • Superannuation Literacy
  • Anti-scam education

 

Tuesday 20 August | Emotional intelligence & Resilience Bootcamp | Part I
Tuesday 27 August | Emotional intelligence & Resilience Bootcamp | Part II

Presented by Husna Pasha and The Happychondriac Society, this workshop is designed to equip young adults with practical tools and strategies to enhance their emotional intelligence and resilience. By focusing on self-awareness, emotional regulation, empathy, and social skills, the program aims to empower participants to navigate adversity, cultivate positive relationships, and thrive in both personal and professional settings.

 

Tuesday 24 September | Understanding Tasmanian workplace culture (Presented by Dr. Zelinda Sherlock)

For newly arrived Tasmanians who have no work experience in a Tasmanian workplace, it can be hard to understand the Tasmanian workplace culture. The culture of a workplace is influenced by the prevailing culture, combined with certain organisation specific aspects. Come and learn tips and tricks about it and get to know in detail what to expect when starting your work life experience in Tassie.

These workshops are part of our Youth Connect program, in proud collaboration with the University of Tasmania. A certificate of Completion will be given at the completion of each workshop. You can choose to come to all or either of them.  

For more information, please contact andrea.romero@mcot.org.au