YEARBOOKConnecting Indigenous high school graduates with future opportunity

The AIME Yearbook is an online application that connects Year 12 AIME students with employment and education opportunities being offered by AIME’s corporate and university Partners.

Launching for the first time in December 2012, AIME is proud to be trialing the Yearbook with around 100 Year 12 graduates across 3 states, and is excited about the possibilities that such a connection point represents for the future.

WHAT IS THE YEARBOOK?

AIME works with its Year 12 students to develop their resumes, which are then uploaded to the Yearbook as online profiles.

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AIME Partners are provided with a login to the Yearbook, which allows them to search the directory of student profiles.

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From here, Partners may express interest and contact AIME students directly about potential opportunities.

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AIME follows up with both Partners and students to ensure the process runs as smooth as possible.

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HOW DOES IT WORK?

Simple search functionality allows users to browse student profile by state or keyword.

While browsing the Yearbook, users can view a snapshot of the student profiles.

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ADAM HANSEN

VIEW PROFILEWA

I'm originally from Bunbury WA which makes me a Noongar and proud of it.

JEROME CUBILLO

VIEW PROFILENT

I'm really excited about the potential we now have to create change in Indigenous education.

DARREN BRADY

VIEW PROFILEQLD

My inspirations in life are two people: my mother and my father.

ZOE BETAR

VIEW PROFILENSW

Being a Mentor, I have had the privilege to see immense change in the next generation of kids.

ARTHUR LITTLE

VIEW PROFILENSW

I am now looking forward to the next chapter in my life, together we can make a difference...

BELINDA HUNTRISS

VIEW PROFILENSW

I realised how important it was for me to be a leader and positive role model for Aboriginal kids.

ROBBIE MILLER

VIEW PROFILEQLD

I am being the change I want to see in the world, are you?

JEROME CUBILLO

VIEW PROFILENT

I'm really excited about the potential we now have to create change in Indigenous education.

MONIQUE PROUD

VIEW PROFILEQLD

I am a graduate of the University of Queensland with Honours in Sociology.

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Students have created short video messages to give an introduction to their profile.

Partners can view a student’s full resume, and find information about the their interests, achievements, work experience, and aspirations.

Partners can get in contact directly with the student in regards to potential opportunities by expressing interest and viewing contact details.

PROFILE PAGE

My name is Jarwyn Irvin-Collins, I am a 17-year old currently in Year 12. I enjoy surfing, skating, skiing and playing fun sports.

JARWIN COLLINSBACK TO HOMEPAGE

DREAM JOB:Fire Fighter or a Ski Instructor

WORK EXPERIENCE:- Work experience at Hubb Electrical - 1year traineeship as a fire fighter - Life guard patrol work- Volunteer Life Guard

EDUCATION:Currently in year 12 at Bulli High School. Construction work at DT Wood which could help me with gaining a job in the construction field.

ACHIEVEMENTS:- Completed Surf Rescue Certificate - Represented Bulli High in state netball- Premiership Winner of U/18 AFL - 2011- Senior Certificate in First Aid

WHERE DO I WANT TO END UP:Would love to end up overseas as a ski instructor. Otherwise I want to go to UOW and study PE teaching / Personal training.

EMPLOYMENT:I would really like to save money so I can travel the world and be a ski instructor in other countries. Realistically, I want to work in the construction industry after I have a gap year of working as a Ski Instructor overseas.

FURTHER TRAINING:I really want to get my certificate l in coaching to help me become a ski instructor.

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