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IMVC Day Programs for Students - 19-07-2010

Contibuted By: Inner Melbourne VET Cluster


The programs aim to be informative and relevant, to allow access to industry professionals, and wherever possible, contain a component of hands-on learning.
Programs include:
 * Bringing Science to Life
 * Grow a Sustainable Career
 * Picture Yourself as a Photographer?
 * Shift Your Career into Top Gear!
 * Careers in Commerce
 * Sound Production
 * Law & Order!
 * Industrial Design and Landscape Architecture
 * Fashion and Textile Design

 See the attached PDF for more information.
 For bookings and enquiries, contact Melanie Young: myoung@imvc.com.au or 9686 2354.


Attachments:
 IMVC Calendar of Events


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