These workshops are ideal for individuals over 50 who want to get familiar
with the job-seeking process and understand the basics about AI.
Workshop 1: Mature Age Job Seeking
Margaret River Library, Tuesday 3 June – 1:30pm to 3pm This presentation equips job seekers with the tools for success in today’s market.
Build confidence in job applications and understand employer expectations.
Discover career transitioning resources and alternative job search methods.
Get a resume overview to improve your chances of success.
Workshop 2: Understanding AI for Beginners
Margaret River Library, Wednesday 4 June – 10:30am to 12pm
Learn how to apply AI in your small business to boost productivity.
Practice using AI tools for social media, blogs, newsletters, marketing and time
management.
Build confidence to leverage AI immediately for greater success.
Spaces are limited, so be sure o reserve your spot early by calling the library on 9780 5600 or emailing the eServices librarian on abrawls@amrshire.wa.gov.au
The libraries are an accessible venue and there are places for careers.
This workshop is made possible thanks to a BeConnected – Buidling Digital Skills grant from Good Things Australia.
Margaret River library will be closed for 3 days from the 11th to 13th of March so that our beloved old sorter can be replaced 🙂
We will be open again on Friday the 14th of March at 10am with our new sorter in action.
Library assistant Dale Kelly using the old sorter
Our extensive electronic collection (eBooks, eAudio, comics, magazines, newspapers and games) will still be available while we’re closed. For all our latest news and events, visit amribraries.com
Our returns chute will be in use and the Augusta library will be open as usual.
will be CLOSED on Monday, 3rd of March for the public holiday, so no baby rhyme time that day.
We OPEN again on Tuesday 4th at 10am. We apologise for any inconvenience.
Feel free to use the after-hours chute for your returns. Don’t forget, access to our online services is available 24/7 at our Library eResources page. For all our latest news and events visit amrlibraries.com
We know it’s a busy time and many students have major assignments and exams due soon.
If this is you, take the pressure off and save extra hours in front of your screen by quickly improving your draft through Margaret River Library’s Studiosity service before you submit your final assignment.
Studiosity, also connects you Live with a tutor online to help with your homework or assignments anytime, anywhere, in any topics like Maths, English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and more. You can also get help with spelling and grammar in your assignments.
Revising for exams? Double-check your work with a specialist. Log in and connect in real time to chat through your questions and make sure you’re getting it right, before your exam.
Hear from students on how Studiosity improved their study journey.
Margaret River Library is holding a gathering for Neurodivergent people. Space will be set up with some board games and craft for individual or group participation. Guests will be greeted and made welcome, and light refreshments will be available. The session goes for an hour, but guests can stay longer if comfy. Library staff will provide an introductory chat to break the ice.