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Coronavirus Update
Educate Plus is closely monitoring the consequences of the current COVID – 19 virus and using an abundance of caution to safeguard our members and staff involved with Educate Plus. We are being guided by State and Federal Government agencies on the management of our activities which vary across the…
Registrations for Adelaide 2020 open!
Registrations opened for the Educate Plus 2020 International Adelaide Conference yesterday and are already selling like hotcakes! Don’t miss out on your opportunity to expand your knowledge in the Advancement field, network with your peers, learn about the latest trends and tools to aid your role. Book in…
Face2Face 2019 a must read!
Don’t miss out on our new 2019 December edition of Face2Face available via hard copy to our members and online. The magazine is packed full of informative articles written by our many talented authors who are experts in their fields. It contains real life examples of how institutions are…
Training Opportunities in 2020
Educate Plus has your professional development requirements addressed for 2020. Our upcoming Certified Advancement Practitioner Training program will be available in Melbourne on 7/8 May. Our program caters for those new to the education sector and those already experienced employees who need information and skills to support their growth and…
Successful 2019 Chapter Conferences
There are so many good news stories to share from each of our state conferences that we struggled to pick the best ones! You will be able to catch up on all the news in our upcoming edition of Face2Face which comes out in December. Watch this space. NSW/ACT Chapter…
Donor Relations Guru – Lynne Wester returns to Australia
We are excited to announce that popular international speaker and Donor Relations Guru – Lynne Wester is coming to Australia to present a series of Masterclass sessions to Educate Plus members. Lynne will be presenting a Masterclass of Fundraising Communications – One of the most crucial keys to retaining…
Ann Badger Bequests Masterclass Coming Soon!
We are excited to announce that we have secured Ann Badger to run a series of Bequests Master Classes across Australasia. This extended hands-on workshop for fundraising staff and volunteers from schools, colleges, universities and other institutions will look at giving data, bequest societies, prospects, cultivation and engagement,…
An Invitation to our Regional Colleagues
QUEENSLAND CHAPTER CONFERENCE 2019 EARLY BIRD REGISTRATIONS An Invitation from our Chapter President We invite all our regional friends and colleagues to join us at the 2019 Queensland Chapter Conference. Please click on the image below to hear from Lea Walker-Franks our Chapter President. Register Now It’s…
2018 Salary Survey Results Available for members
Would you like to know how much your role is worth in 2018? Barely a day passes when we do not receive an enquiry from a member regarding institutional resources or salaries. In order to supply up-to-date information and keep abreast of the economic situation facing our members, we asked you…
Fundraising Audits – live recording of PD session
Live recording from Nudgee College, QLD 16 August Jeff Buchanan from AskRight shares his expertise about fundraising audits – the options for running an audit and what to do with audit outcomes and insights to inform future fundraising programs. This is a must-see presentation…
Mandy McFarland – new Chair of the Educate Plus Board!!
Newsflash!! We are delighted to announce that Mandy McFarland was recently appointed as the new Chair of the Educate Plus Board. Mandy is one of our most committed members and volunteer leaders. She joined ADAPE (as it was then) in 2003 and served on the WA…
Educate Plus Training 2018
The Educate Plus Certified Practitioner Training Program kicked off with a bang! Jackie Dalton, Head of Foundation and Development at Ascham School and Neil McWhannell, CEO Educate Plus, jointly launched the Fundraising course with an interactive session on “Developing your Case for Support & Transformational Vision”. This was following by…
