Well it is almost the end of Summer as in a few days time it will be Autumn in the southern hemisphere. I have some good news in that I am beginning to understand just how challenging software testing can be... As some of you probably may know, who have been following my posts on Facebook and Youtube, I am now undertaking a self paced free online course to understand what is involved with software testing. I may be or may not be on track but making use in my spare time of what is involved is better than simply stagnating with not learning any new skills base. The website for the free online course is https://www.udacity.com/course/cs258 and if other adults are interested they may want to jump on board and give it a go to see if they like it or not? Trying to learn the course would seem far more worthwhile than not having anything to fill in your days with for those who cannot find employment and feel a lack of purpose or sense of direction. What would be good is if other adults could also create a skype account and start some kind of online discussion to try and work out and problem solve the varying requirements and challengs for software testing. I can only offer a suggestion and it is for others to take this up?
I would like to report that our support group for adults is doing well and on average we receive 20 people attending our bi monthly meetings. At our last meeting we discussed relationships, boundaries and implementing scripts within conversation. Over the coming months, we welcome input into assisting with improving and enriching the quality of lives for thus who want to overcome social isolation and difficulty in connecting with people in general. At our last meeting we also welcomed Damian Santomauro who is undertaking a PhD. Damian is on the Autism Spectrum and is needing young adults as participants for his research. Should you be interested, please contact Damian by visiting his website http://www.psy.uq.edu.au/directory/index.html?id=1876 Damian really would appreciate your offers of support. I also hope to engage younger adults, especially in high school to attend some meetings if possible to talk to and see older adults as perhaps mentors to guide them through some of the difficulties and challenges which lie ahead. I have also been and am in touch with Micach Hadley who is involved with Two Wolves Freelance Contractors. For more information please visit their Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/twowolvespack?filter=3
Often I have enquiries as to finding out more about the group here in Brisbane for adults and adolscents. Should you wish to contact me please feel free to do so through my website www.garryburge.com
In the meantime I wish you all the best and I will be providing more updates as they come to hand.
Warm regards
Garry Burge
I would like to report that our support group for adults is doing well and on average we receive 20 people attending our bi monthly meetings. At our last meeting we discussed relationships, boundaries and implementing scripts within conversation. Over the coming months, we welcome input into assisting with improving and enriching the quality of lives for thus who want to overcome social isolation and difficulty in connecting with people in general. At our last meeting we also welcomed Damian Santomauro who is undertaking a PhD. Damian is on the Autism Spectrum and is needing young adults as participants for his research. Should you be interested, please contact Damian by visiting his website http://www.psy.uq.edu.au/directory/index.html?id=1876 Damian really would appreciate your offers of support. I also hope to engage younger adults, especially in high school to attend some meetings if possible to talk to and see older adults as perhaps mentors to guide them through some of the difficulties and challenges which lie ahead. I have also been and am in touch with Micach Hadley who is involved with Two Wolves Freelance Contractors. For more information please visit their Facebook Page at https://www.facebook.com/twowolvespack?filter=3
Often I have enquiries as to finding out more about the group here in Brisbane for adults and adolscents. Should you wish to contact me please feel free to do so through my website www.garryburge.com
In the meantime I wish you all the best and I will be providing more updates as they come to hand.
Warm regards
Garry Burge
