Educational Psychology topic corrections

03 Oct 2016 

• Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) Change UG degree for Education and Psychology to the BA, not the BSc.

01 Sep 2016 

• Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) please add this story to people page, see photo below:

  Jennifer Lee

  Bachelor of Arts in Education and Psychology student

  Pull quote: I have always been passionate about helping others and have a keen interest in people’s mental, social and emotional wellbeing. This major encompasses all of these, making it a perfect match for me.

  
  

  Main Story:

  An interesting mix

  When I discovered the interdisciplinary BA major of Education and Psychology I was curious about the intriguing mix of subjects. I have always been passionate about helping others and have a keen interest in people’s mental, social and emotional wellbeing. This major encompasses all of these, making it a perfect match for me.

  Practical skills

  The Education and Psychology programme has provided many opportunities to pursue my passion and enabled me to apply critical thinking skills in real life. The courses highlight the educational, developmental and social issues within society.

  Loving it

  The journey has been a challenging, yet exciting and rewarding experience so far. I am enjoying every moment drinking in the wealth of knowledge and taking in the zeal that is purely Victoria.

01 Sep 2016 

• Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) under After you graduate replace text with:

  You might work in the public and private sectors as a wellbeing advisor, health promoter, support worker or policy analyst. Other jobs may include being a trainer or facilitator, an advocate or a programme and intervention developer. If you’re interested in the education side of things you could work as a research assistant.

  Your background knowledge in child development and education can also help you in your career as an early childhood or primary school teacher, education officer or information specialist.

  After further study you could become an educational psychologist for the Ministry of Education or other government department, work in private practice, or for a non-government organisation or trust.

31 Aug 2016 

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• Alida Steemson (Unlicensed) they would like to enhance the 'After you graduate' block to talk about more than teaching. Below is the text they used in their latest handout, see if you are able to make the existing content broader. I have left the flyer on your desk with the bit highlighted.

Within these fields graduates have been employed in the public and private sectors as: wellbeing advisors, health promoters, support workers, policy analysts, trainer/facilitators, advocates, programme and intervention developers, research assistants, education officers and information specialists.

31 Aug 2016 

Jane Young (Unlicensed) via Noeleen

• Alida Steemson (Unlicensed) as per email we need a story for Jennifer Lee

31 Aug 2016 

Jane Young (Unlicensed) via Noeleen

• Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) please remove Holly McLeods story

31 Aug 2016 

Jane Young (Unlicensed) via Noeleen

• Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) please change order of subjects to be

1. Education and Psychology
2. Educational Psychology

24 Jul 2016 

• Tymara Oberdries (Unlicensed) Profile picture needed for Matt McCrudden is in the project folder.

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