Traders Circle offers free seminar for those who are investing in the Stock market. I have attended their seminar where I learned a lot not only in stock trading but also:
1. How the economy is doing right now here in Australia.
2. What factors affects Australian economy.
3. How option trading works.
plus a lot more...
The speaker is the founder himself Carlo Castellano, who is a successful stock and option trader. The time of seminar is at 6:30pm which is done so that working people will be able to attend. If you are interested, feel free to check out their schedule as there is no obligation in attending this very useful seminar.
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Monday, May 21, 2012
Monday, May 14, 2012
Forklift License
On my first week here in Australia, I learned that my friend and his friends were in warehousing jobs. They said that it would be the best place to start especially that my license as an Electrical Engineer would not be accredited here. I asked for the training provider they studied in and gave them a chance to work as warehouse personnel.Unfortunately I focused first on the documents I had to accomplish upon arrival. When I gained interest in entering, I asked for the course title and forgot to ask the provider. This led me to a site from search engine, which is different from the ones they took it. Indicated in their website is a government funded scheme for Australian Citizen and Permanent Visa holders. I called them straight away to learn if I am legible and sure enough, I was booked on the next training schedule.
They provide Certificate IV in Transportation and Warehousing. In this course is the Forklift license which is quite in demand for those who want to work as more warehousing is being erected. The Manufacturing sector is falling and the companies tend to import more. The course amounts to more than AU$4,000 and the forklift licensing alone is about AU$800.
Foresite training has branches in Epping, Sunshine and Keysborough in Melbourne. They have experienced, friendly and helpful staff. They also provide light lunch. Bring your lunch on Mondays if you are not a fan of salad rolls. The course runs for 6 weeks and may take longer if you have been absent for valid reasons. For those that are looking for work, they allow participants to make up for the loss and they will help you make sure you finish the course.
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