Are Your Students ready to beEngaged?

Inspired?Transformed?

Is Your School Ready for Sam Cawthorn?

Sam Cawthorn is the 2009 Young Australian Of The Year for Tasmania. Just recently he

survived a major accident leaving him with a permanent disability.

We are excited to be able to offer you the opportunity to have Sam Cawthorn motivate and inspire

your students!

When: 2nd week of Term 3 (25-28th July)

Where: As many schools and students

in the Riverina as possible

Did You Know:

5% of students report that their career decisions were dependent on chance encounters

The mean onset age of depression 35 years ago was 29 years old

Today it is 14 years old

Did You Know:

Depressions rates today are 10 times higher than they were during the 1930s Great Depression.

80% of Harvard students suffered from depression at least once during their time at

Harvard.

Would you be interested if Sam could show you a simple yet transforming

exercise that could change these statistics in your school????

Here are a few quick snips from some of Sam’s presentations ….

ENGAGE

INSPIRE

TRANSFORM

A Recap: Bouncing Forwardover Bouncing Back

Did You Know:

The average teens attention span in the 1950s was about 20 minutes?

The average teens attention span today is 9 seconds!

The Need for Destiny

Born wild at heart

Go for it – be a little wild, a little

crazy,and create the life

you’re meant tolive.

SIGNIFICANCE

Understanding The 4 NEEDS 4 TEENS means comingto see that you are significant

Be different, make a difference…the world wants and needs you to do so!

Get your students Set for theirs!Let Sam

Inspire and Motivate them to….

Be different, make a difference…the world wants and needs you to do so!

Did You Also Know:

There are 3 Billion people under 25 on this planet

61% of them live in Asia & Australasia

26% of all Youth Deaths are from Suicide!!

• Trying to deal with tragedy and personal problems can feel overwhelming

• It’s a battle, but it can be empowering too

• It’s how you decide to deal with it that shapes the person you become

THE 5 STAGES OF GRIEF

Find YOU

again!

Are Your Students ready to beEngaged?

Inspired?Transformed?

Is Your School Ready for Sam Cawthorn?

Sam was told he would never walk again.

He did.

He was told he would never play the guitar

again.He does.

Sam was told his life would never be the

same.It’s better!

With over 15 Years of global research and development,

Australia’s No 1 Youth Thought Leader

will be travelling in your region to help you understand teens and the

challenges they face everyday

Find out why Sam was the most booked and sought

after youth motivational speaker

in 2010...

When: 2nd week of Term 3

Cost: to be determined –

We need to gauge your interest in the first instance! We want to make it as

cost-effective as possible & expose as many students as practical.

It’s an inspiring message for students which can positively impact their future

outlook.

Please call us. We’d love to discuss how we can help facilitate your

School’s involvement

Jeanine Bird: 0488 538 001 or 69 538 727

ROLES:Partnership Brokers:

¨Engage with all stakeholders

¨Building community capacity

¨Develop sustainable partnerships

¨Increase understanding of career pathways and options

¨Increase awareness of local skills needs.

Schools:¨Identify needs of students

¨Communicate with Partnership Brokers

¨Become involved in partnerships

¨Respond to multiple opportunities

Partnership BrokersBringing Partners together

Education

Communities

Parents&

Families

Business &

Industry

Partnership

Brokers

HOW:

¨Guest speakers

¨Mentoring

¨Practical demonstrations

¨Practical hands on learning

¨Connecting Industry with the classroom

¨Create work opportunities for young people

¨Create opportunities to improve employability, career development and life skills

¨Work with Youth Connection providers to support disengaged and at-risk young people

to help students attain Yr 12 and transit to work

or studyThe Partnership Brokers program is funded by the Commonwealth of Australia as represented by the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR).