Jennifer Pudney

I am a highly skilled writer, teacher, organiser, and volunteer who strives to improve outcomes for local communities, strengthen connections, and create positive outcomes for all Victorians. I am adept at liaising with stakeholders, building positive relationships with clients and students and managing data. I expertly manage competing priorities and show initiative when managing my workload.

Publications

2021 War and Upheaval 1950 – 1992

Co-author, Book 4 of the series: Analysing Australian History.

Richard Broome and Ashley Pratt (eds),

Cambridge University Press, Melbourne 2021

2022 - 2024 Writer for Quality Assessment Tasks
Australian History Practice Exam and School Assessed Coursework

Awards

2014 Principal’s Award

Awarded for strengthening community ties between Mount Erin College and the local community.

2014 Lord Mayor’s Grant Recipient

Mount Erin College and the Epilepsy Foundation received a grant for $5000 to implement a joint venture that extended my First Aid Community Engagement Program. This money was used to train my Year 10 First Aid students about Epilepsy, who in turn did peer teaching in the Primary Schools in our local community.

2013 The Order of Australia Association School Project Annual Award

This program contributed to the development of young people and our community by offering students the opportunity to learn and to contribute with first aid organisations within and outside the school community.

• Outstanding organisational skills in which I use to facilitate activities for members of the community in which I work.
• Outstanding written, verbal communication skills which fosters excellent working relationships with all stakeholders.

• 2014, Principal’s Award, Awarded for strengthening community ties between Mount Erin College and the local community.
• 2014, Lord Mayor’s Grant Recipient, Mount Erin College and the Epilepsy Foundation received a grant for $5000 to implement a joint venture that extended my First Aid Community Engagement Program. This money was used to train my Year 10 First Aid students about Epilepsy, who in turn did peer teaching in the Primary Schools in our local community.
• 2013, The Order of Australia Association School Project Annual Award, This program contributed to the development of young people and our community by offering students the opportunity to learn and to contribute with first aid organisations within and outside the school community.

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• 2021, War and Upheaval 1950 – 1992, Co-author, Book 4 of the series: Analysing Australian History, Cambridge University Press, Melbourne 2021
• 2022 - 2024, Writer for Quality Assessment Tasks, Australian History Practice Exam and School Assessed Coursework

• Helen Smalley, Co-Author of Analysing Australian History, 0467 658 819
• Karen Lee, Past Principal of Mount Erin College, 0407 687 119
• Melissa Antoniuk, Leading Teacher at Brighton Secondary College 2023, 0432538786

• 2016 - 2017: Board Member, Mount Erin Secondary College
• 2013 - 2014: Board Member, Mount Erin Secondary College
• 2010 - 2017: St John Ambulance (Vic) Kingston Division First Responder
• 2018 - Current: Rotary Club of Mordialloc
• 2021 - 2023: Royal Historical Society member
• 2021 – 2023: HTAV Australian History Mentor
• 2022 – 2023: Heart Health History Walks Organiser (Volunteer role)
• 2023 – 2024: PDC Partnerships Program Mentor