The thought of leaving behind families in pursuit of careers abroad has prevented many from going for good opportunities. Thus, professional packages that also include the migration of family members are most desirable.
The same goes for study and work programs. This is the reason why Integrative Learning Institute’s newly-launched “Study and Work in Australia” program, which is undertaken in tandem with Australia-based Charlton Brown, stands to benefit professionals who are eager to move to Australia with their families.
The study-work offering of IL Institute with Charlton Brown, one of Australia ‘s leading education and placement organization in the health care industries, enables professionals, nurses and students to obtain globally-recognized certificate courses and community management diplomas while working in Australia together with their spouses.
According to Jerry Perez de Tagle, IL Institute President and pioneer advocate in Integrative Learning, graduates who intend to apply for permanent residency in Australia proceed with peace of mind knowing they are with family members as they complete their “3+24+18” study-work program.
He explains that the figure ‘3’ represents the three months whereby enrollees finish their IL-Charlton Brown Certificate III in Aged Care in the Philippines. The figure ‘24’ represents the number of months in Australia to complete Charlton Brown diploma courses. The “18” is for the full time work visa to complete the 3.5 years residency requirement for Permanent Residency in Australia. The website www.studyworkaustralia.com outlines the details of the program offerings and the registration process.
While studying in Australia, enrollees are allowed to legally work part time and earn Aus$16.50 per hour minimum wage with their Level III Certificates in the aged care industry. This allows them to sustain funding of their courses. Their accompanying spouses are likewise allowed to work, making the set-up viable to pay for itself and rewarding for the couples who seek fast-tracked opportunities.
Piloted in Davao City early this year, it graduated its maiden batch last April 2. Training schools in Quezon City and Makati were also recently launched with Kay Ganley, Charlton Brown chief executive Officer, and Australian Ambassador attending, said Perez de Tagle.
For her part, Ganley states that Australia definitely looks forward to receiving Filipino students and professionals who will finish certificate and diploma courses in health care and community services with Charlton Brown. Ganley add that Filipinos possess the highly desirable qualities of being caring and patient as well as being good English-speakers.
IL Institute, which is in registration with TESDA, is a subsidiary of Integrative Learning International Philippines, a 16-year-old company with multi-shore clients which have benefited from its organizational development strategies and management coaching. IL International is a proponent of Integrative Learning which transforms leaders and individuals through holistic learning and creative application of multiple intelligences.
For registration and for more information, log on to www.studyworkaustralia.com or contact IL Institute-Charlton Brown at 433-5454 or Cell Phone No. 0918-8888-454.