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In Aveling’s 25th year we’re celebrating by offering 25% off our TAE40116 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment!

Aveling’s core focus has always been to help people reach their goals through training, development and support.

What better way to celebrate 25 years training and developing West Australians than by helping others to join our training mission.

Become a VET qualified trainer with the TAE40116 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment for just $2936.25 GST free (usual cost: $3915).

This offer ends 31 March so book now!

As we launch into tax time, many small and medium businesses are realising they need a better understanding of cashflow.

‘Managing your cashflow’ is a NEW one-day course designed to help you understand the key elements underlying how money moves into and out of a business, helping you have more confident financial conversations and make more informed decisions.

One-day workshop: 27 October
Cost: $295

Our half day workshop on WHS Modernisation is now open for bookings!

The workshop will help bring you up to speed on the new Work Health and Safety Act 2020. You will gain a better understanding of the changes brought about by the harmonisation of WA’s WHS legislation and what it will mean for you back in the workplace.

Two dates are currently available:

WHS Modernisation workshop

Dates: 21 September or 30 November 2021
Cost: $195

Limited places are available so book your place today!

You might have seen a new addition to our cafe sports memorabilia recently.

Daniel Ricciardo’s racing suit from his time in the Red Bull Racing Team now graces our walls, joining a number of other WA and Australian sporting memorabilia.

It’s a popular feature of our Jandakot facility, and sparks a lot of conversation during morning tea and lunch breaks.

We love to support our local legends – come and check out the collection and let us know what team we’re missing!

There was a lot of buzz this week as some new residents moved into AVELING Café. The ‘Table of Love’ is a bronze piece by artists Gillie and Marc as part of a global campaign that aims to promote love and peace.

Based around hybrid characters named Dogman and Rabbitgirl, these unlikely animal-kingdom companions, together symbolize unity and acceptance – representing all people as one.

As per Gillie and Marc’s website, “Now more than ever is the time for people of all races, religions and beliefs to come together. Rabbitgirl and Dogman invite the world to sit with them symbolically at their Table of Love and take the first step to understanding and [respecting] each other.”

CEO Tony Aveling was happy to receive the sculpture as it was moved into its new home on Thursday morning, saying “It’s great to have such a magnificent talking piece in the building. It’s something to bring people together as they discuss the ideas and creativity sparked when you see such an interesting sight during a break from training. It’s also just a bit of fun!”

We invite you to sit down, discuss and share this message the next time you visit AVELING.

AVELING Café has been taking part in the City of Cockburn’s commercial food waste trial aiming to determine sustainability and environmental benefits for a potential future environmental service.

Our contribution has helped to divert over 15 tonnes of food waste from landfill. This means more than 28,000 kg of greenhouse gas emissions have been captured to generate electricity, rather than being released into the atmosphere and harming the environment.

The trial is a partnership between the City of Cockburn and Richgro, and has been made possible with an $18,257 State Government Community and Industry Engagement grant. The food waste is being delivered for processing in Richgro’s anaerobic digestion plant in Jandakot to help produce high-quality biofertiliser and electricity (via methane capture) to go back into the electricity grid.

Jayson Aveling, Director of Operations at AVELING, says ‘We are always looking for ways to reduce waste and help the environment, so we were very happy to take part in this exciting new project by Cockburn City Council. We are proud to have contributed to reducing a significant amount of waste going to landfill and look forward to continuing to participate in the pilot trial.‘

The trial was originally planned to end in November, however it will now continue until early 2021.

The City of Cockburn are looking for more participants to take part in the trial. Find out more and apply on the Cockburn City website.