About this Event
Introduction
The role of the old carer, a cornerstone of Australian society for generations, has been a constant amidst the ever-evolving landscape of the nation. This selfless profession involves providing essential care and support to elderly individuals, ensuring their well-being and quality of life. From the early days of the Commonwealth to the present day, old carers have played a vital role in shaping the Australian identity and fostering a culture of compassion and respect for the elderly.
Historically, the role of the old carer was often undertaken by family members, particularly daughters or daughters-in-law. This familial responsibility was deeply ingrained in Australian culture, reflecting the strong emphasis on family bonds and intergenerational support. However, as societal structures shifted and more women entered the workforce, the need for professional old carers became increasingly apparent. This led to the emergence of specialized care services, offering a range of support options to meet the diverse needs of the elderly population.
Despite the evolution of the old carer profession, the core principles of providing compassionate, personalized care have remained unchanged. Old carers continue to play a crucial role in assisting elderly individuals with daily tasks, such as bathing, dressing, and meal preparation. They also provide emotional support, companionship, and a listening ear, helping to alleviate feelings of loneliness and isolation. Moreover, old carers often serve as advocates for their clients, ensuring that their rights and needs are met and that they have access to the necessary resources and services.
The challenges faced by old carers in Australia are multifaceted. Balancing the demands of their profession with their own personal lives can be demanding, and the emotional toll of caring for elderly individuals who may be facing declining health or cognitive impairment can be significant. In addition, the sector often faces challenges related to staffing shortages, inadequate funding, and limited access to training and development opportunities.
Despite these challenges, the old carer profession remains a noble and rewarding calling. Those who choose to pursue this career path are driven by a genuine desire to make a positive difference in the lives of others. They are compassionate, patient, and dedicated individuals who possess the skills and qualities necessary to provide exceptional care to the elderly. As Australia's population continues to age, the demand for old carers is likely to grow. It is essential that the profession receives the recognition, support, and resources it deserves to ensure that the needs of the elderly are met with dignity and compassion.
Brijens, is in partnership with reliable recruiters in Australia to provide necessary training and to secure job placement opportunities to our clients.§All necessary guidance will be provided for clients to secure the right Australian certificates that will make it easy to find employment.
Available Carer and Nursing Jobs
Australia, like many developed nations, is experiencing a growing demand for nursing and aged care professionals. This surge is primarily driven by several factors:§Aging Population: The country's population is rapidly aging, leading to a higher proportion of elderly individuals who require specialized care.§Chronic Diseases: The prevalence of chronic diseases such as dementia, heart disease, and diabetes is increasing, necessitating ongoing healthcare services.
Rising Living Standards: As living standards improve, people are living longer, further contributing to the demand for aged care services.§Government Policies: Government initiatives promoting home-based care and community services have also increased the need for qualified professionals.§These factors have created a significant shortage of nursing and aged care workers in Australia. This shortage has resulted in increased wages, improved working conditions, and greater opportunities for career advancement.
Duration for securing a Job
The duration for securing a carer or nursing job in Australia can vary depending on several factors:§Qualifications and Experience: Individuals with relevant qualifications and experience may find employment more quickly.§Location: Demand for these roles can differ between cities and regions.§Job Market Conditions: The overall state of the job market can influence hiring times.§Application Process: The time it takes to complete the application process, including interviews and background checks, can also impact the overall duration.§Generally, it may take anywhere from a few weeks to several months to secure a carer or nursing job in Australia.
Service Charges:
The total cost for training and securing a job is £4000 for BGM Country Directors, £4500 for BGM agents and £6000 for individual clients. A ticket at the price of £500 must be secure on Eventbrite or on our website www.brijens.com to enroll on the program. Individuals who do not receive training and do not secure work placement to relocate will receive full refund for the enrolment fee after six months. The enrolment fee is part of the total cost. Total cost must be settled before relocation.
Before relocation, the employer will discuss the employment contract with client. Information such as relocation cost, flight tickets, accommodation, living expenses, furniture and household goods will be also be addressed before departure. Some recruiters will bear these expenses, but others will not. The client will be given ample time and opportunity to ask recruiters all their questions to make informed decision.
Refund Policy
Individuals/organizations shall receive full refund in six months if the program is cancelled by the organizer for reasons beyond their control.§In this situation Individuals/organizations will be informed about the new date for the program to re-enroll . This will not apply to sudden change in government regulations or natural disaster. There will be no refund for individuals/organizations/ who fail to attend the training/work placement on the set date for the event or indicate cancellation. Applicants/organizations will be informed via email about any new training/work placement date.
Terms and condition
Contact Details of Organiser.
• BGM Ministries Ltd
Trading name : Brijens.
• Registered Address: 205 Lavender Hill, London, England, SW11 5TB United Kingdom
• Company Number: 08482571
• Correspondence Details
Email: [email protected]
Phone Number: 0044 7572424143
www.brijens.com
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Victoria Hotel, 215 Little Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
GBP 542.41
