#ProgramLaunch

[visamintglobal]

Exciting Opportunity for Young Professionals: MATES Australia Program Set to Launch in 2024

Australia stands as a beacon for Indian youth seeking opportunities to study and work abroad. Renowned for its exceptional infrastructure and welcoming environment, Australia offers a promising destination for those eager to pursue their ambitions. Building upon this foundation, the governments of India and Australia are joining forces to introduce a groundbreaking initiative known as the Mobility Arrangement for Talented Early Professionals Scheme (MATES).

MATES is a pioneering two-year program designed to facilitate Indian university graduates and early career professionals in living and working within Australia. With an annual allocation of 3000 temporary work visas, this initiative is poised to create pathways for young talent to thrive on the global stage. Scheduled to kick off in late 2024, MATES represents a collaborative effort to foster cross-cultural exchange and skill development.

This program presents a unique opportunity for young Indian professionals to immerse themselves in the vibrant Australian landscape, enriching their expertise, honing their skills, and expanding their professional networks. Notably, MATES eliminates the need for Australian employer sponsorship, streamlining the process for aspiring participants.

Key Criteria for MATES Eligibility:

Age Limit: Applicants must be 30 years old or younger at the time of visa application.

Previous Participation: Individuals who have previously engaged in MATES are ineligible.

University Graduates: Candidates must have graduated from an eligible university within the past two years.

English Proficiency: Proficiency in the English language is mandatory, with a minimum IELTS score of 6, including a score of 5 or above in each of the four components.

Qualifications: Applicants should hold qualifications in fields such as Engineering, Mining, Financial Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Information and Communication Technology, Agricultural Technology, or Renewable Energy.

The MATES program is poised to significantly benefit Australian industries by harnessing the talents of young, skilled professionals from India. With a focus on fostering innovation and driving growth, this initiative promises mutual prosperity for both nations.

Participants in the MATES program will receive a multiple-entry visa valid for two years, allowing them the flexibility to engage in various professional opportunities. Furthermore, participants may apply for temporary or permanent residency, provided they meet the requisite criteria.

If you meet the eligibility criteria outlined for the MATES program, seize this remarkable opportunity to embark on a transformative journey in Australia. Contact Visamint Overseas Services to initiate the application process and witness your aspirations come to fruition. Don't miss out on this chance to shape your future on the global stage!

[jminter]

The 2019 @pushfestival program launch teases another #pushfestival filled with dynamic, world-class theatre, film, art, dance, and more to heat up local venues over three weeks of the winter - January 21 - February 9, 2020. . #art #dance #theatre #film #performance #talks #artists #creators #venues #theatres #productions #clubpush #livepush #programlaunch #curators #programpic #guide #thearts #centralstudios (at Central Studios) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5ZUZjEBHpJ/?igshid=17qm9ivkbfge6

[biografdk]

A House Made of Splinters

🆕 CPH:DOX 22: Kom til programlaunch på CPH:DOX 2022 og Danmarkspremiere på Simon Lereng Wilmonts sørgeligt aktuelle film, der netop har vundet store priser i Göteborg og på Sundance Film Festival. Filmen udspiller sig i Lysychansk, en provinsby i det østlige Ukraine, bare 20 km fra den russiske frontlinie – et område, som Wilmont også udforskede i sin forrige film, ‘The Distant Barking of Dogs’.…

[eyelationinc]

Eyelation Sales Team Members were available on-site at StandardAero  for the safety program kickoff to answer questions! ....#safetyevent #programlaunch #customerservice #salesteam #ppe #ppebenefits #ppeprogram #safety #safetyprogram #safetyglasses #safetyshoes #platform #eyelation

[artbank-australia]

Artbank Program 2016 

Last Thursday at Artbank record crowds were welcomed to the opening of Counter Compositions. The first of four exhibitions programmed for 2016, Counter Compositions is a collaborative project between Artbank and emerging Australian artists Kate Vassallo and James Lieutenant. The artists worked closely with Artbank’s curatorial team to paint a series of vibrant colour compositions directly onto the walls of Artbank’s Sydney Gallery in response to accompanying works from the Artbank collection.

Speaking to an audience of close to 300 guests on the night, Tony Stephens, Director of Artbank, explained that “Counter Compositions is effectively a ‘discussion in art’. It is an organic evolution stemming from a ‘call and response’ between artist and institution – taking some of the finest examples of Australian contemporary art collected by Artbank over the past thirty five years - and contextualising them within the dynamic colour compositions of Vassallo and Lieutenant’s wall-based work.”

Tony also took the opportunity to launch Artbank’s ambitious program for 2016. This included announcing new partnerships with Artbank’s Official Conservation Partner, International Conservation Services and a creative partnership with DesignBUILD in Melbourne. Guests were delighted to hear that following Counter Compositions Melbourne Theatre Company’s Artistic Director, Brett Sheehy AO, will be curating an exhibition on ‘beauty in the political’ followed by an exhibition of Aboriginal artworks from the Artbank collection curated by Clotilde Bullen. The exhibition program for 2016 will conclude with a thrilling collaboration with four Australian designers working in interiors, architecture and fashion who will each partner with one of Artbank’s Art Consultants to create four distinct and immersive rooms.

Perhaps one of the most anticipated events is the return of Renny Kodgers to a host a performance art exhibition at the Beresford in April. Building on the success of the trivia night hosted by Renny in 2013, this event will be sure to sell out so stay tuned for more information on ticket sales.

And be sure to keep your eyes peeled for issue five and six of Sturgeon magazine, an exciting new video commission in partnership with Melbourne Theatre Company as well as the return of the Artbank Social Club, bigger and better than before.  

For more information on Artbank’s full program of activity for 2016, contact enquiries@artbank.gov.au, call 1800 251 651 or visit artbank.gov.au

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It's the @adlfringe program launch tonight, make sure you grab a copy, I have an exhibition @emmahackgallery as well as the @emmahackartprize held this year at the Adelaide Festival Centre, I can't wait! Footage above of the lovely Erin performing during the Adelaide Fringe Street Parade this year, adore! #emmahackartist #emmahackgallery #exhibition #emmahackartprize #adelaidefestivalcentre #adlfringe #programlaunch #owl (at Leigh Street)