This video resource discusses the moral, ethical and emotional issues of Euthanasia using well known case studies to prompt discussion and debate. Tony Bland (Hillsborough disaster) was left in a permanent vegetative state and his parents wanted him to be allowed to die but this involved stopping feeding him. Diane Petty (a lady with advanced motor neurone disease) wanted her husband to be allowed to help her die without facing criminal prosecution. This informative resource discusses and opens debates on the issues of moral decisions around a right to life.
Grade levels: Senior High (10-12)
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Job Interviews
Job interviews are a great way to make a good first impression. In this collection we hear from industry insiders in hospitality, business, health, and manufacturing about the best way to prepare for, and perform well at the interview.
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The Induction Process
Congratulations you’ve got the job! In this collection, recruiters in business, hospitality, health, and manufacturing industries talk about the induction process, the probationary period, what’s expected of a new employee, the type of feedback to expect, and other tips to make a good first impression.
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Your Probationary Period
How do employers assess a new employee at the end of the probationary period? In this collection, experts talk about strategies used when a new employee isn’t performing as expected, rewards given when targets are exceeded, and training opportunities in business, hospitality, manufacturing and health.
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Understanding Issues in Globalization
This collection of short programs will help students get to grips with the causes and extensive consequences of an increasingly globalised economy. Our experts address issues of sustainability, opportunity, threat, energy, tourism, manufacturing and transnational corporations in these engaging and accessible programs. Each individual program has an accompanying worksheet.
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The Bully Report/The Bystanders
This is the story of a young school boy finding the courage to “speak up.” Quinn has no friends and is constantly taunted and teased by other students. After just managing to make it through another trying school week, he sees a classmate humiliated and bullied while a group of bystanders does nothing but watch. Quinn does his best to help, but the situation only escalates and a scary threat suggests the worst is yet to come. Over the weekend, Quinn turns a class assignment about kindness, courage, and communication into stirring message that galvanizes the class and emboldens everyone to “stand up and speak out about bullying.”
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Mummers & Masks
A one-hour documentary Christmas special that revels in all the fun and music to be found with the ancient Mumming tradition. Set primarily in Ireland, Pennsylvania, and the Canadian Maritimes, the story of Mummers is the story of masks and customs that pre-date Christianity and carol singing.
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Hospitality
Interested in a career in hospitality? Get an insider’s perspective on what makes a good job application, a successful interview, what to expect in the induction process, and the type of assessments at the end of the probationary period in the hospitality industry. Interviewees also provide personal insights into the unexpected career paths that have led them to their current position in the industry.
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Manufacturing
Thinking about a career in manufacturing? Looking for some tips and advice on how to get started? Industry experts talk about what makes a good job application, a successful interview, what to expect in the induction process, and the type of assessments at the end of the probationary period in manufacturing.
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Business
Interested in a career in dynamic world of business? Get the insider’s perspective on what makes a good job application, a successful interview, what to expect in the induction process, and the type of assessments at the end of the probationary period. Interviewees also talk about the path their careers have taken to lead them to their current position in the industry.