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A full day workshop will explore managers how strategic financial management should be undertaken. Topics to be covered include: business case development; risk management; UWA Tax planning; financial governance and reporting; contract management and procedural controls. This is a must for any (...)

Using Excel 2003, participants will create and modify a variety of charts through the use of of the Chart Wizard and supplied templates. Available chart types will be examined to suggest which are best for what the data suggests and the user wants to show.

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In this workshop you will discuss the basic principles of Problem Based Learning. Discussions will include advantages and disadvantages of PBL and some areas of curriculum development, problem writing and tutor training.

At the completion of this workshop you should be able to:

The workshop is designed for adults to assist young people in mental health crisis situations and/or the early stages of mental health problems. Participants will have a better understanding of mental health disorders, and learn how to recognise and provide support to others who may be experiencing (...)

Have you ever wanted to create and publish opportunities for students to review unit materials independently through online activities such as crosswords, self tests, flashcards and hang man?

If so, then you will fine using StudyMate to create and publish LMS activities an innovative (...)

Students' opinions and perceptions of anonymous assessment seem pitted again most faculties' practices and rationales

To resolve the stale-mate, FAHSS is leading the way to an open dialogue. This involves a panel discussion, as part of the Faculty's Teaching and Learning Month's (...)

This workshop is intended to help you make high quality and high impact conference presentations. It will focus on how to present your research in an interesting way which will capture and hold the audiences' attention. The workshop is short and focused. It will not cover how to deal with the (...)

Using Excel 2003, participants will create and modify a variety of charts through the use of of the Chart Wizard and supplied templates. Available chart types will be examined to suggest which are best for what the data suggests and the user wants to show.

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This session will provide participants with information on the process for applying for promotion and how to put together a successful application.

By the end of this session, participants will have a better understanding of:

* The process involved in applying for academic (...)

May is Teaching and Learning Month at UWA.

Teaching and Learning Month is all about discovering, discussing, pursuing, celebrating and valuing excellence in teaching and learning at UWA.

The theme of Teaching and Learning Month 2009 is ‘Engaging Students Through the (...)

This highly rated workshop is intended to help you develop in the role of team leader/manager. The course will examine the role and responsibilities of first line managers/team leaders; assist you to more effectivel organise yourself and others; help you to develop effective communication skills; (...)

Knowledge is power! All you need to know upfront is designed to introduce participants to the University’s financial practice. This workshop includes the financial reporting structure, the University’s internal and external obligations, the University’s Chart of Accounts, the cut-off dates, the (...)

Forms! Forms! How to get my forms processed quickly is designed to provide participants with a sound knowledge of all the financial forms and tips to avoid delays and sent-backs. It also provides participants an overview of the entire process workflow and the impact on incorrect forms.

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This workshop is a follow-up to An Introduction to Problem-Based Learning.

This workshop is recommended to those implementing PBL activities into their teaching as it addresses some of the specific considerations, particularly related to group work, that are likely to arise.

Word: Elements of Styles is designed to enable participants to better understand, develop, modify and use styles for consistent formatting within and across documents.

After completing this workshop, participants should be able to: * Understand the use of paragraph, character, table and (...)

PeopleSoft: Journals and eTForms is designed to provide participants the knowledge and tool to transfer funds or cost from a project grant to another and from a Business unit to another. This workshop is delivered in simple and non-Accountant language which helps you overcome the fear of dealing (...)

PeopleSoft: DIY Enquiries is designed to provide participants the efficient and simple ways to address day-to-day financial enquiries from colleagues or external parties – suppliers and customers.

After completing this workshop, participants should be able to: * Explore different ways to (...)

Intended audience: UWA staff who are advanced users of UWA's LMS and interested in learning the tips and tricks to mastering the LMS Grade Book.

Have you ever wanted to manage student access and grades in one central location?

If so, then youwill find it invaluable to be able (...)

This workshop is designed to reinforce the University’s internal and external reporting obligations. Participants will be equipped with a checklist and knowledge on how to align month end practise to facilitate the preparation of the reports presented to the University’s Executives and Committees.

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11:00 - WORKSHOP - Cash Handling

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Cash Handling is designed to provide staff with cash handling responsibilities the knowledge on the University’s policies and recommended best practise in these processes. Participants will be provided tips on how to address common auditor’s issues.

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