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At HITsa, we believe that every individual should be able to access quality training and development opportunities.

We have committed HITsa Charitable Fund to be our vehicle that drives this endeavour thanks to the support of our Directors Adrian and Leon.

Recently Julie and Olivia popped into the Women’s Community Centre SA, Stepney to meet Kala.

We were humbled by this small South Australian charity and its purpose to be “a Centre that nurtures resilience in women from every walk of life and enhances their strength to reach their full potential in their community”. The centre genuinely offers a welcoming space and a true sense of community and belonging.

Without any Government funding, the Centre offers a creative activities program that includes dance, craft, cooking, art, exercise. On site, Kala runs an op shop, offers affordable meals, and bags up fresh fruit and vegetables to give to those in need. Thoughtfully, these care-bags are accessible from the porch outside the Centre, allowing those who may not be ready for closer interaction to discreetly access fresh, healthy food. The Centre has more than 250 weekly users and 60 volunteers who assist.

The art and crafts on display in the Centre were stunning and we thoroughly enjoyed chatting with Lyn, a visitor to the Centre who was working on a weaving craft project.

Please visit Women’s Community Centre SA Facebook page – you will be as inspired as we are.

What's on in the Kitchen

This month we have been busy in the kitchen creating a range of delish dishes as part of our methods of cookery block.
Methods of cookery is one of the first units of training completed by our apprentices as its purpose is to use a range of cookery methods and prepare finished dishes.

Methods of cookery includes:

  • baking
  • blanching
  • boiling
  • braising
  • deep-frying
  • grilling
  • poaching
  • roasting
  • shallow frying
  • sous vide
  • steaming
  • stewing

Check out the results -

our talented apprentices knocked it out of the park!

Chef cooking on grill
Staff andrew pictured
Adelaide Oval

Emerging Leaders Program

HITsa has proudly partnered with Adelaide Oval to develop a robust Emerging Leaders Program.

This group of trainees consists of Adelaide Oval staff selected to undertake the BSB40520 Certificate IV in Leadership and Management.

The Adelaide Oval Emerging Leaders Program commences in May. Each participant will be linked to a mentor from the Adelaide Oval senior management team. The mentor will support their mentee at the start of their journey to progress through to management and leadership positions. We are excited to be part of this journey.

Back to Business!

HITsa delivers BSB30120 Certificate III in Business at the Department of Infrastructure and Transport

Commencing early May, HITsa began delivering training in BSB30120 Certificate III in Business to 9 Aboriginal Torres Straight Islander trainees at the Department of Infrastructure and Transport.

This qualification has been tailored to include a customer service focus to support the participants with day to day duties within their customer facing positions with their government employer.

This training runs on a weekly basis at their workplace in the Adelaide CBD. HITsa is excited to work with this group of students to support them in being successful customer services superstars with their qualification.

Busy service office

BSB40520 Certificate IV in Leadership and Management

Introducing... ONLINE DELIVERY TO METRO/REGIONAL SA

SYC staff who have been identified as future leaders from across regional and metropolitan South Australia will undertake the BSB40520 Certificate IV in Leadership and Management. The HITsa team is very excited to have created a flexible and accessible training delivery option for our students no matter where they reside or work within South Australia.

This group of students commenced their studies in early April with great success. Thank you SYC! HITsa is proud to work with industry partners who invest in professional development opportunities for their teams.

Are you interested in creating training opportunities for your business?

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CHC32015 Certificate III in Community Services

NOW at Clarence Gardens!

The HITsa Team are excited to announce the roll out of the Community Service Program at Clarence Gardens.

This qualification provides the foundation to work in a broad range of community and person-centred settings, including working with diverse communities, responding to client needs and working within community development frameworks.  

  • Commences Friday 31 May
  • Online learning + face to face training
  • Central location, next to Emerson Railway Station
  • Job Ready in 4 months
  • HITsa arranges optional work placement to connect students to employment
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HITsa's Work Placement Coordinator

Jeanette is the Work Placement Coordinator for HITsa Training and Employment.

You will find her based at the HITsa Salisbury Site, you may have the pleasure of meeting her as she travels across our various sites to meet with students to discuss work placement requirements and opportunities.

Jeanette is at the forefront of our efforts to provide valuable work experiences for our students. Working closely with both our students and industry partners to facilitate placements that align with a students individual needs.

She has a passion for connecting students with meaningful work and empowers our students throughout their journey.  Jeanette says, “believe in yourself, your capabilities and don’t be afraid to ask questions - and it’s OK to be nervous”.

Most HITsa students undertaking a work placement are new to the industry but by the time they complete their placement, their confidence skyrockets!

It’s awesome hearing the stories and seeing the excitement when a student communicates that they have been given an offer of employment.

Jeanette pictured
DateSiteCourse
15.05.2024Clarence GardensProvide First Aid
15.05.2024Clarence GardensPrepare and Serve Espresso Coffee
20.05.2024SalisburyBasic Gaming (CBS^ Approved)
22.05.2024SalisburyPrepare and Serve Espresso Coffee
27.05.2024SalisburyProvide First Aid
27.05.2024Mount BarkerPrepare and Serve Espresso Coffee
30.05.2024Mount BarkerProvide Responsible Service of Alcohol
31.05.2024SalisburyProvide Responsible Service of Alcohol
03.06.2024Clarence GardensPrepare and Serve Espresso Coffee
11.06.2024Clarence GardensBasic Gaming (CBS^ Approved)
14.06.2024Clarence GardensProvide Responsible Service of Alcohol
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CHC33015 Certificate III in Individual Support

Shani CLe Thao Vi NLei S
Vanessa KLeesa MAndrew G
Devon CYullie RAngela S
Natalee RJoanne SShani C
Lauren DMargrett JCharlotte S
Jazlyn CSarah HRahma T
Tony NGalina CChristie F
BSB30120 Certificate III in Business
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