This program is a comprehensive guide to the classification and management of sports injuries. We learn how to manage soft tissue injuries (such as sprains, skin abrasions, lacerations, and blisters) and hard tissue injuries (fractures and dislocations). We learn to apply the RICER technique for managing soft tissue injuries and the TOTAPS and DRABC techniques for assessing and managing hard tissue injuries. Throughout the program we see detailed graphics and real-life examples of different injuries, talk to Paralympian Jessica Gallagher, and see dramatized scenarios demonstrating key injury management techniques.
Grade levels: Senior High (10-12)
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Skill Acquisition for Sports Performance
The ultimate goal of any aspiring athlete is to execute skills with form and efficiency. This program provides a detailed theoretical understanding of how skills are developed and conditioned at an elite level. We learn the difference between skills and abilities, explore types of skills, step through the three stages of skill acquisition, and discuss how everyone learns at a different rate. We also discuss internal and external factors that affect performance and learn useful techniques to evaluate performance. All of this theory is underpinned throughout the program by real-life examples and expert advice from a head coach and a sports psychologist.
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Careers in the Non-Profit Sector
In this inspiring program we meet three people pursuing their careers in the non-profit sector. Gillian Forbes is contributing to ocean conservation at the controversial Sea Shepherd Conservation Society. Damon Hughes’ love for his local indie radio station opened up an on-air position and Erica Myers-Davis continues her management career at Pahran Mission. The personal stories of these diverse and interesting people reveal how careers in the non-profit sector can combine your values and interests with career goals in a way that is not always possible in the private sector.
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How Will This Help Me Get a Job?
The teens of today have a range of employability skills that they may not know they have. In this fun program, we see how those skills are developed in dealing with everyday situations and how they can help towards being successful at work. Our teens organize to meet and plan holidays, work on a school assignment, make kit furniture, raise money to help out a mate, plan their career goals, learn to drive, and play video games. All of these activities give them important communication, teamwork, problem solving, initiative, self-management, learning and technology skills that they can use at work.
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The Job Seeker
Landing your dream job is never easy, but for these three young people it will be a grueling series of trials. In the spirit of popular reality TV show ‘The Apprentice’, we follow three hopeful young people as they apply for a coveted international travel-guide position at Powell International Travel Agency. They must persevere through the job application process, from preparing a resume and cover letter, to attending the interview, right through to the final verdict. Along the way we learn from their successes and failures, discovering what it takes to be successful in applying for that dream job.
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Financial Management and the Planning Cycle
KPMG is one of the world’s largest professional services firms, providing audit, tax, and advisory services to businesses across the globe. Join KPMG’s Ben Skarrasbrek and Alexi Terrovex as they take us on a virtual tour of financial planning and management in large organizations. We start with common financial roles and duties, and establish the vital importance of developing good cash flow, liquidity and return on capital investment. Then we engage in an in-depth audit of the planning cycle, from addressing the current financial position and developing a business plan, through monitoring cash flows and financial reporting, to maintaining financial controls and minimizing risk.
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The PR Function
Public relations (PR) agencies persuade the public to have good relations with a business, brand, organization or celebrity. Big business lives and dies in the public arena, where PR can mean the difference between astronomical successes and dismal failures. In this enlightening program, PR experts Leigh Debbage, Senior Account Manager at Premier PR, and Grant Titmus, Principal at Red Agency, offer their unique insight into the inner workings of the PR industry. We define PR in the modern context, examine how PR agencies get to understand publics, join in the PR campaign, observe the challenges of crisis management, and reflect on the future of PR.
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Management Styles Explained
Management styles are characteristic ways of making decisions and relating to subordinates. The predominant management styles are commonly defined as autocratic, persuasive, consultative, participative and laissez faire. While leaders often exhibit a preference for a particular style of management, it is argued the different styles of leadership should be employed dependent upon the culture of the business, the nature of the task, and the nature of the workforce. Effective management will ensure that the objectives of an organization are met. This informative program examines the five management styles, their characteristics, advantages and disadvantages and application to various management situations.
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A Case Study in Problem Solving
Maintaining and developing new and existing technologies requires the use of solid problem-solving techniques. In this program, we explain the system of problem-solving methodologies that have been devised to assist people in creating technological solutions. Presented using real-life examples with an emphasis on fulfilling customer needs, this program clearly highlights the advantages of following a logical approach when solving a problem. From designing, developing and testing, through to implementation, evaluation, and reporting on the outcomes, this program will ensure viewers approach problem-solving using a proven strategic method.
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Publishing a Magazine
Desktop Publishing is the term commonly used to describe the use of a personal computer to perform publishing tasks. In this program we visit Bridal magazine publishing company Media Ink, to discover how various ICT practices are employed in the production of their popular publication. We see how Media Ink utilizes software packages including Adobe Creative Suite and Quark, highlighting many processes that can be emulated by the home-user. We also simplify the complex options that are available to designers for commercial printing. This program is a clear yet detailed explanation of the desktop publishing process that will inspire viewers to create their own digital masterpieces.