Be a part of a new experience of education events designed by Students and Teachers for Students and Teachers in Australia.
It Takes a Spark!
EDU Conferences 2018
QLD 15 AUG / VIC 14 SEPT / WA 9 NOV
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WE CREATE SPARKS IN LEARNING FOR TEACHERS, STUDENTS AND EDUCATORS!
An idea was sparked in 2006 when we started as a provider of professional learning for teachers and schools as Intuyu Consulting – Empowering 21st Century Learning. Through our conversations and work with hundreds of schools we could see that transformation comes from school collaboration, connecting learning communities, developing student confidence and self-expression through Students’ leading the learning at conferences.
In 2017 the inaugural YOUTH ENTREPRENEURS AND STEAM AMBASSADORS CONFERENCE was held at Scotch College Melbourne with over 170 students and teachers from Victoria and Western Australia in attendance. This conference has been the spark to create Spark Education Conferences as a place to fulfill on our mission of igniting innovative and empowering learning opportunities.
A SNEAK PEEK AT OUR INSPIRING SPEAKERS FOR 2018
DR HELEN STREET
Founder and Co-Chair of the Positive Schools Initiative
An applied social psychologist who has a passion for education and improving the mental health of Australians.
GEORDIE CRAWLEY
Award Winning Theatre Maker
Co-founder and co-artistic director of the award winning independent theatre company Rorschach Beast.
JACQUI SAVAGE
Engineer / Innovator, CEO MedCorp Technologies. Winner 2016 Telstra Victorian Business Women’s Entrepreneur Award
DR KAREN LAMB
Biostatistician / Senior Research Fellow at Murdoch Children’s Research Institute, The Royal Children’s Hospital
SUE KEAY
Chief Operating Officer at Australian Centre for Robotic Vision, Superstar of STEM
KHUSHI SHELAT
Teen Innovator, Social Entrepreneur, YR 12 student
Chief Ambassador @changemakeher
"Many thanks for such a well organised and well run conference. From our perspective and the feedback from others, it was a resounding success."
Jacqui Butler,
Strategic Technology, John Curtin College of the Arts“Thank you, I greatly benefited from attending the YES conference and hope to attend future conferences and recommend it to my peers.”
Samina Hasan,
Student Teacher 2nd Yr Masters, University of Melbourne“Well done on a terrific conference at Scotch College last Friday. It was possibly the best STEM event I have been to over the past 2 years - and I've been to a few and the feeling around the event was very positive.”
Tony Doyle,
Junior School STEM Teacher, Ruyton Girls' School