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Critical Incidents
A critical incident, according to the National Code, is “a traumatic event, or the threat of such (inside or beyond Australia), which produces great stress, fear, or harm.” Critical incidents may, but are not necessarily limited to:
- Absent Students
- Serious Verbal Or Psychological Abusiveness
- A serious injury, a fatality, or any threat of these
- Natural Disasters
- Sexual assault, drug or alcohol abuse, and domestic violence
- It's possible for other, non-life-threatening incidents to still
- Count as critical incidents
Intern Stories
This Organization showed me a way of fundamental policies and procedures maintained in an organization, moreover, taught me how important the rapport is between co-workers whilst utilizing the time efficiently during office time to meet the deadlines, furthermore meetings played major role in understanding the company’s goals and infrastructure, In addition this internship is worthwhile and will take the positives and negatives for future Endeavor’s.
Technology is everywhere
From the day I started as a System and Business analyst Intern at Melbourne Metropolitan College, it has been a daily learning curve. Not just related to software and IT but a proper learning and development of interpersonal skills. My supervisor and mentor Fatema Mithi made it easy to understand the process and how the college works. Never during the time of work have I felt out of place as the staff are so welcoming and friendly. It was a great learning curve and would never miss a day to work at Melbourne Metropolitan College.
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