ICT Skills Migration: Challenges in a changing landscape (Adelaide)
Join us at Lot 14, the state's premier technology hub, to explore the Skilled Migration Program, Federal Migration Review, and ACS' role in supporting migrants. Discover workforce development and multicultural perspectives. Network with experts and peers for practical solutions.
About this event
Join us at this event to hear about:
• How to best navigate the Skilled Migration Program as an applicant.
• How the Federal Government’s Migration Review affects you as an applicant, an employer, an entrepreneur, a Migration Agent, and others supporting that journey.
• ACS’ role, duty of care and opportunities to improve its services to aspiring migrants.
• How we ensure that we a providing a suitably skilled and assessed potential workforce.
• How we calibrate the value that multicultural perspectives can bring to the workplace as we collectively seek to address the skill shortages in South Australia.
This event will be held at the state's premier technology, innovation and collaboration hub, Lot 14 and provides a great opportunity for all stakeholders to join in developing a mutual and clear understanding of the issues and solutions. The event will be followed with a networking opportunity with light refreshments where participants can connect and take the discussion forward in a practical, personal manner.
Panel members:
- Siobhan Casey- ACS Director Migration Pathways
- Konstantin Stepanov – IT Educator and Skills Applicant
- Ali Wright - Assistant Director - SA Business, Industry and Regional Outreach – DOHA
- Kostya Kuzmin - PhD Candidate in Law - Kuzmin Migration Pty Ltd
- Sharon Clarke - National Workforce Solutions, Department of Employment and Workplace Relations
- Bessie Holland – Operations Manager, ACS Migration Skills Assessment
- TBA - Industry Representative
- 5:30 – 7:00pm Presentation and Q&A
- 7:00 – 8:00pm Networking and refreshments
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Speakers
Siobhan is also a Director/Advisory Board member for Wych (Banking as a Service), Director for Silicon Beach Australia, the oldest innovation community, Advisory Board Member and Mentor with Enterprise Ireland helping Irish businesses successfully scale into Australia, Innovation Mentor and Lecturer for Australian Film, Television and Radio School (AFTRS), Education Board Advisor to SP Jain Global School of Management and Board Advisor to BrainSTEM helping raise the next generation of STEM leaders.
She has an MBA from Macquarie Graduate School of Management (MGSM), a Diploma in Project Management and a Bachelor of Commerce, Human Resource Management and Industrial Relations and Associate Degree of Applied Science, Hospitality Management + Black Belt in Hap Ki Do.
Konstantin is a dedicated and goal-oriented ICT specialist with a strong background in cybersecurity and teaching experience. His expertise extends to integration and analytics, enabling a comprehensive approach to tackling security challenges. Konstantin is deeply passionate about cybersecurity, particularly in the areas of threat hunting and incident response.
Konstantin's commitment to cybersecurity excellence is evident in his ongoing certifications in Cisco and CompTIA Security+. He holds a Master of IT degree from Flinders University, where he also served as a casual academic, conducting lectures and workshops for courses in cybersecurity and network security.
In his current role as an Integration Officer in IDS at Flinders University, he optimizes data integration processes and provides support to governance forums, projects, and solution architects, ensuring alignment with security standards.
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