I
commenced my internship at the NSW Rugby on the Tuesday 5th of
February 2013. My role is in the NSW Community Rugby department as the
assistant project coordinator on the Learn Earn Legend (LEL) program.
The
Learn Earn Legend program was developed to create pathways to successful
careers for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in years 11 and 12
from the participating schools across Sydney and the Central West. The aim is to support students in the program
in completing their senior schooling and move into further education, training,
or meaningful employment. The program will develop a strong pool of resources
and mentors, including former players and staff and other community,
government, and business organisations that all work in conjunction to assist
students in reaching their identified goals and set them on the road to career
success. The program is a combined initiative of the NSW Rugby Union and the
Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and WorkplaceRelations (DEEWR).
The
Project Coordinator, Jim Williams will be responsible for the establishment and
ongoing engagement of all participating schools and eligible students in a
culturally appropriate and timely manner.
They will ensure that every eligible student for the program is engaged,
profiled and supported throughout their entirety in the program and play an
integral role in each student achieving their identified Career Development
Pathway within 6 months of finishing their schooling.
My
position as the Assistant Project Coordinator to the LEL program will assist in
the administration, reporting, event management, travel and logistics,
marketing communications including newsletters, promotional materials, online
strategies (intranet and social media).
- Administration – maintain files and registers to assist the Project Coordinator with day to day administrative duties
- Reporting – prepare reports to NSWRU and DEEWR, maintain information registers of all student objectives and activities
- Event Management – coordinate LEL camps, dinners and activities for LEL students
- Travel and Logistics – assist students with travel requirements to attend camps, presentations, etc. Organise accommodation, meals as required
- Marketing Communication – prepare and distribute bi-monthly Newsletter. Devise promotional materials and distribute information to all participants, management of LEL online engagement
- Work with Rugby staff to ensure the program is integrated including the successful engagement of sponsors, staff and players
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