International People Skills Month on September, 2024: May and June are months of what awareness or cause?

September, 2024 is International People Skills Month 2024. september is international people skills month How are your people skills

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i saw the question and started to wonder and then started to look it up and was shocked to see the list im going to paste may/ june then provide the link i used.

May

Better Hearing And Speech Month

Better Sleep Month

Correct Posture Month

Creative Beginnings Month

Family Support Month

Get Caught Reading Month

Good Car-Keeping Month

Helping American Youth Month

Hepatitis Awareness Month

High Blood Pressure Awareness Month

Mental Health Month

Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month

Older Americans Month

Osteoporosis Prevention Month

Personal History Awareness Month

Physical Fitness And Sports Month

Recommitment Month

Revise Your Work Schedule Month

Scholarship Month

Self-Discovery Month

Senior Citizens Month

Senior Travel Month

Sight Saving Month

Stroke Awareness Month

Teaching And Joy Month

Tuberous Sclerosis Awareness Month

June

Aphasia Awareness Month

Children’s Awareness Month

Entrepreneurs “Do It Yourself” Marketing Month

Fireworks Safety Month

Gay And Lesbian Pride Month

International Men’s Month

Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month

People Skills Month

Rebuild Your Life Month

Rivers Month

Scleroderma Awareness Month

Student Safety Month

Vision Research Month

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Looking for international volunteer opportunities.?

There are, but you'll have to pay your way or get a sponsor. It just isn't cost-effective to fly people with good intentions and no particular skill overseas.

The Peace Corps gives its volunteers three months of language & cultural training, medical and dental plans and an allowance. They want a return for that investment; there are only so many dollars in the bucket.

Your church, if it is large enough, or your church's national organization may have a plan to send people to Latin America for two to four week stints.

Your county United Way office will have a list of volunteer opportunities at home.

i want to go to work in australia, only im 45 in 5 months, How long does it usually take ?

How (and where) have you been looking for employer sponsorship? And have you been looking for a 457 or a 186/187 permanent visa sponsor? There is no age limit for a 457 visa but if you want to be able to progress to either of the permanent visas after 2 years on a 457, there is an age limit of 49 for them so you don't have unlimited time. 457s are granted within weeks if the sponsoring employer is already an approved sponsor (most hospitals will be). 186 and 187 visas are currently taking 8 months or so.

I've heard mixed reports about the expos - they seem to be reasonably good for nurses and useless for many other occupations. It should be worth attending but don't rely on that as your only or even most important avenue.

If you can get a visa application in before you turn 45, you may be able to get a points tested visa without needing employer sponsorship but you will need to get a move on. The huge advantage of a points tested visa is that you can work for anyone. The possibility of a points tested visa assumes that you have a nursing degree, at least 8 years post qualification experience and good English skills.

A problem when you're close to 45 is that you can't apply directly for a points tested visa but must first submit an Expression if Interest (EOI) which will then be ranked against all other EOIs on a points and date submitted basis - when your EOI is ranked high enough, you receive an invitation to apply for a visa and you can't lodge an application until then (but you don't need to pay for the visa until then either). With 65 points or more, you will get an invitation within a couple of week and a visa should only take 2 or 3 months after that. With 60 points, it could also be that fast but may take a few weeks longer. The age clock stops ticking as soon as you apply for a visa regardless of how long processing of your application takes so once the visa application is in, you can relax on that score.

Before you can submit an EOI in applying for a points tested visa you must have a score of at least 60 on the points test and you must also have a positive skills assessment. The skills assessment could take as long as 4 months and you must have done IELTS or OET before you can apply to ANMAC for it so you'll be cutting it very fine if your birthday is only 5 months away. You only need IELTS 7s or OET B for skills assessment and registration but you're going to be short of points unless you can score all 8s on IELTS or all As on OET and even native English speakers often find that difficult - at the very least, you'll need to do some prior study and practise to get those scores at your first attempt.

Check out the points test and the skills assessment requirements and see if you think you have a chance of a points tested visa. Every state sponsors RNs so if you're 5 or 10 points short, you could go for a state sponsored points tested visa rather than an independent visa but it will mean that you're cutting the time even closer if your chosen state drags the chain. You get points for state sponsorship (5 for a permanent visa, 10 for a regional provisional visa) and you can submit a 55 or 50 point EOI if you indicate that you are looking for state sponsorship. You can apply directly to some states for sponsorship but the states all monitor those EOIs and offer sponsorship to suitable applicants. WA only does it that way though AFAIK, all of the others will accept direct applications.

The points test

ANMAC skills assessment

Nursing in Australia for overseas qualified nurses

If you decide against a points tested visa or if you run out of time, employer sponsorship is your only option.