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Quality Education and Careers Quality education and careers aief.com.au AIEF’s mission is to empower Indigenous children to build a brighter future Who We Are for themselves and for the nation. We aim to educate 7,000 Indigenous The Australian Indigenous Education Foundation (AIEF) is a private children at some of Australia’s leading schools and universities and support sector led, non-profit organisation focused on empowering Indigenous children in financial need to build a future through their transition into meaningful careers. quality education and careers. A product of a strong partnership between the Australian Government and the private sector, AIEF is building a $140 million fund to open the doors to leading schools and universities for young Indigenous Australians. What We Do We believe that marginalised Indigenous children should have access to some of Australia’s best educational opportunities and pursue productive and fulfilling careers. That is why we provide scholarships to attend boarding schools and residential university colleges and offer intensive career support, equipping students with the tools to unlock their potential and pursue their dreams. I am passionate about working with young children and exciting How We Do It them about learning at the We work with hard heads, soft hearts and capable hands, setting start of their education. Once the benchmark in good governance, transparent and evidence- I am a teacher, I want to return based reporting and producing tangible results. to the Kimberley and help AIEF has the highest retention and Year 12 attainment rates of our young Indigenous people any federally funded program in Australia, and almost 100% of students in the AIEF program have embarked on a productive make a difference. career pathway after completing secondary school. Sarah’s Story Our Partners Sarah was the first Indigenous student to complete Year 12 at Loreto Normanhurst in 2012. Sarah grew up in Broome, but she also has close family ties in Sydney and enjoys travelling between the two worlds of buzzing city life and the serenity of the Kimberley. Throughout the three years she studied at Loreto as one of seven Indigenous students, Sarah took every opportunity with glowing enthusiasm and worked hard to achieve her goals. Sarah is currently studying towards a university degree in Education and aims to become a primary school teacher. AIEF Scholarship Program AIEF Partner Schools and Colleges Education is the key AIEF is proud to partner with leading schools and colleges that have established The AIEF Scholarship Program opens doors for marginalised Indigenous students Indigenous education programs and close relationships with Indigenous to access high-quality education in culturally inclusive environments, giving them families and communities, providing high-quality educational opportunities to the tools and confidence to take full advantage of the opportunities before them. students who are enthusiastic about learning and eager to unlock their potential. Queensland Western Australia New South Wales Victoria NEW SOUTH WALES VICTORIA Cranbrook School (Boys) Melbourne Grammar School (Boys) Kincoppal-Rose Bay School of the Sacred Heart (Girls) Knox Grammar School (Boys) QUEENSLAND Loreto Normanhurst (Girls) Anglican Church Grammar School (Boys) Presbyterian Ladies’ College, Sydney (Girls) Brisbane Boys’ College (Boys) Pymble Ladies’ College (Girls) Clayfield College (Girls) Shalom College, UNSW (Co-Ed) Ipswich Grammar School (Boys) St Catherine’s School, Waverley (Girls) Marist College Ashgrove (Boys) St Gregory’s College Campbelltown (Boys) St Augustine’s College (Boys) WESTERN AUSTRALIA Saint Ignatius’ College, Riverview (Boys) St Joseph’s Nudgee College (Boys) Aquinas College (Boys) St Scholastica’s College (Girls) St Peters Lutheran College (Co-Ed) La Salle College (Co-Ed) St Vincent’s College, Potts Point (Girls) St Saviour’s College (Girls) Presbyterian Ladies’ College, Perth (Girls) The Armidale School (Boys) The Cathedral School (Co-Ed) Scotch College (Boys) The Scots College (Boys) The Toowoomba Preparatory School (Co-Ed) Trinity College (Boys) The Scots School Albury (Co-Ed) Townsville Grammar School (Co-Ed) Wesley College, South Perth (Boys) AIEF Pathways Program Connectedness Unlocking the Potential The AIEF Tutor The AIEF Pathways Program prepares students on AIEF scholarships for life Program provides skilled The AIEF Mentor and experienced volunteers post-school and supports their transition from school through tertiary studies Program aims to create to assist students with numeracy a structured and trusting and literacy support and other or employment into productive and fulfilling careers. relationship with an homework and study-related experienced, professional tasks at school. individual who shares knowledge and offers guidance and support about life and career options. ork Readiness The AIEF Work W Experience Program provides students with formal and informal site visit and work experience opportunities made available through the AIEF network of schools, universities, corporate partners, In the AIEF Transition government agencies and Support Program, other organisations. dedicated Student Support C Managers work one-on-one a with senior students and alumni r e to identify their strengths and e define their career interests and r P help them achieve their goals. l a n n i n g The AIEF Workshop Program provides The AIEF Skills opportunities for students Development Program to participate in a variety of includes a wide range of activities work readiness workshops to develop personal skills preparing them to start necessary for a successful their careers. career, such as self-confidence, resilience, leadership and professional networking. t Skills Developmen Quality education and careers Australian Indigenous Education Foundation Suite 2A, Level 2 If you believe in creating a better 2-12 Foveaux Street Surry Hills NSW 2010 future for Australia by opening T 02 8373 8000 E [email protected] doors for marginalised Indigenous Follow us on Twitter – @AIEFoundation children, please join the AIEF journey. Like us on Facebook – www.facebook.com/AIEFoundation Join us on LinkedIn – Australian Indigenous Education Foundation aief.com.au.
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