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As Head of Operations and People, I ensure our team provides the best training possible for our students. My 14-year career in the healthcare industry, as both an AHPRA-registered nurse and aged care facility leader, gives me unique insight into the design of quality training programs and a dedication to high performance. At Learner Centre I focus on helping the company run smoothly day-to-day, delivering gold standard qualification programs and supporting new students through their studies and beyond. I understand what it feels like to start a new education journey becauseI’ve been through it myself – as an international student I travelled far to study and kickstart my future career. This experience, combined with my knowledge of the local employment landscape, helps me guide candidates and prepare them for caring for some of our most vulnerable people.To our new international students: welcome. I’m looking forward to meeting you and helping you settle into life in Australia.
My name is Adaeze Aniefuna, a trainer and assessor in Apex Training Institute. I have 15 years of experience teaching students both young and old with the ability to edit, develop and design curriculums. In 2016, I moved to Australia and have worked in the aged care and disability sector while completing my Masters. I worked part-time as a disability support worker for CareChoice Agency, Cerebral Palsy Support Network (CPSN), Healthcare Australia (HCA), Mable and for private clients.
I came with a wealth of a diverse background and extensive experiences gained in Australia and overseas. Since 1987, I have been actively involved in various community and youth work projects in the Middle East, Europe, and South East Asia.I arrived to Australia in 1999, where I gained my master’s degree from University of New England (NSW). I also held a position of welfare guidance officer at the same university and conducted several induction lecturers to new students in both schools of education and social science.
Dr Maciek has been working in the Vocational Training sector for 24 years and as a consultant for over 18 years focusing on the development of training within the Australian Vocational Education and Training industry.
Dr Mary Kimani has a PhD in early years' education. Mary has a wide range of experience in education, business, and disability sectors...
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I was able to do this course online, and staff of apex used to respond my emails and queries whenever I encountered within short span of time which I found helpful, and they also helped me in finding my placement in my nearby locations, which was a great help.
“Apex Institute taught me detailed knowledge and skills needed for this great career of Disability and Age care. Infact, their great intelligent and skillful tutors, good teaching environment, availability of teaching/ training equipment, and even self explanatory course contents are all superb.I am confident that the knowledge and skills instilled in me by Apex institute and practical skills acquired during my placement would be essential and useful for me in this great career.”
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Dr Maciek Fibrich is the Director of RTO Coaching and Consultancy Pty Ltd which provides amongst other services, coaching, mentoring and consultancy services as well as professional development and operational support to training organisations across Australia. Maciek has been working in the Vocational Training sector for 24 years and as a consultant for over 18 years focusing on the development of training within the Australian Vocational Education and Training industry.
Over the years, Maciek has mentored many business owners, company directors and CEO’s on developing internal systems to streamline their practices. Maciek has also employed over 25 staff, whilst managing a company with 8 business activities.
Maciek holds a Bachelor of Applied Science and various vocational qualifications including the Diploma of Quality Auditing, Diploma of Training and Assessment as well as a Certificate IV in Business Management; and Training and Assessment.
Maciek holds his Lead Auditor Certification and has professional membership with the Australian Institute of Training and Development, the Institute of Learning Practitioners, the Institute of Learning and Development and the Vocational Education and Training Industry Group.
Dr Mary Kimani has a PhD in early years' education. Mary has a wide range of experience in education, business, and disability sectors. Her experience in education spans over 35 years and include research, curriculum development, lecturing at universities, classroom teaching and training of in-service and preservice teachers, in Kenya, Australia and internationally in general. Specifically, Mary worked as a Research Fellow with Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) where she worked in programs in Kenya, Lesotho, South Africa, Uganda, and Zimbabwe; a Senior Program Manager for early childhood development and Education at Plan International Australia overseeing all education and early childhood programs in Africa and Asia minor, a curriculum developer with Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD former KIE) and as a lecturer at Daystar University. Mary also taught at James Cook University in Australia as a Tutorial Fellow. Mary is the Founder and Director for Super Community Care Pty Ltd (SCC). SCC is based in Australia and provides services to people living with disabilities.
Mary has extensive experience in international development work and bilateral relations including research in education in East and South Africa –Kenya, Malawi, South Africa, Uganda and Zimbabwe, all projects funded by World Bank and UNICEF. Between 2019 and 2022, Mary was the Vice Chair of the Advisory Group on Australia-Africa Relations (AGAAR), tasked with informing Australia's engagement and policies on Sub-Saharan Africa.
