Skills+Workshops


 * Galileo Skills Workshops ** - Tuesday and Thursday mornings session 1&2

Managing Your Money



MICROSOFT EXCEL WORKSHOP


 * Week 1 || * city grid/map reading
 * Goal setting - set SMART goals
 * specific
 * measurable
 * achieveable
 * relevant
 * time-based ||
 * Week 2 || * Community service
 * Team skills ||
 * Week 3 || First Aid
 * DR. ABC
 * CPR
 * 2 breaths: 30 compressions
 * five rounds in 2 minutes

Courageous Conversations

Be A ssertive D ecide on an appropriate time to meet D escribe the issue - precisely and objectively Provide R easons for why this is an issue for you E valuate different solutions S eek out their opinion and input S uggest a way forward Use I statements throughout (instead of you) T ake your time – talk slowly and carefully
 * Cold Calling

|| http://occupymelbourne.org/ www.**makepovertyhistory **.com.au/ www.**amnesty **.org.au www.it**getsbetter **.org/ || Additional Resources []
 * Week 4 || Activism
 * craftcartel **.com/
 * melbournefreeuniversity **.org/
 * Week 5 || Camping Skills ||
 * Week 6 ||  ||
 * Week 7 ||  ||
 * Week 8 - || **Resume Writing**


 * Time Management: **

My Typical Day

* [|Details] **Public Speaking** 10 Tips for writing or delivering a speech
 * [[file:teamgalileo/Study planner template.doc|Download]]
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 * 1) Plan your speech. The average speaker says 100 words per minute. Type it up double spaced and in written in a large font.
 * 2) Know your audience. Be aware of exactly who the audience will be and write your speech to them.
 * 3) Find your voice. Write your speech in a conversational tone and include techniques such as: pausing, repetition, making eye contact, using voice variation and projection, speaking slowly and clearly.
 * 4) Grab your audience at the start. Always assume you have to grab your audience in the first 30 seconds or you'll lose them. Explain what you’re going to be speaking about and create enthusiasm for what you have to say.
 * 5) Smile.
 * 6) Make eye contact with or near the audience.
 * 7) Use slides to simply SUPPORT your speech. You shouldn’t need to look at them. Use photos, dot points or headings but not clumps of text.
 * 8) Move around the stage.
 * 9) Relax. You know you’re nervous but no one else needs to.
 * 10) Practise, Practise, Practise.

Other public speaking resources: [] || ||
 * Week 9 - || Socratic Questions - never lose an argument again!
 * Week 10 - ||  ||
 * Week 11 - ||  ||