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Youth Support Coordinator Initiative

The Queensland Government is committed to supporting all young people to complete their education in order to enhance opportunities for further education and sustainable employment.

The Youth Support Coordinator Initiative (YSCI) recognises that many young people in the compulsory phase of education face difficulties in staying at school or making a transition to further education, training and/or employment.

Youth Support Coordinators undertake a vital role in helping at-risk students to re-engage with their schooling, transition to further education, training or employment and reach their full potential.

From 2011, seven Regional Youth Support Coordinators will be located in DET's regional offices across the state. In addition to continuing their front line work with young people, the Regional Youth Support Coordinators will also work with principals, teachers and other community organisations to deliver targeted services with real outcomes.

Following the signing of the YSCI Memorandum of Understanding Microsoft® Word document 121kfor 2010-2013, the YSCI Program Guidelines Adobe PDF document 248khave been released. FAQ for parents Microsoft® Word document 258kand FAQ for students Microsoft® Word document 241k are available to provide information on the YSCI.

A communique Microsoft® Word document 304k is available which provides a clear outline of the focus of the YSCI and Youth Connections.

Find a YSC External Link or talk to your school.

For further information email Danielle McAllister, State Schooling Operations and Strategy.

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This page was last reviewed on 28 Nov 2012

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