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• The Laughing Samoans in October 2011<br />

• The Chinese Acrobatic Spectacular presented by Voice of Australian Chinese Pty Ltd in February 2012<br />

• I Musici – Viva Italia 60th Anniversary Tour presented by QPAC in February 2012<br />

2011-2012 <strong>ANNUAL</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong><br />

• Buddha Birth Day Meditation Sessions offered by Buddha Light International Association Queensland in May 2012.<br />

Learning<br />

In 2011-12 a review was undertaken of the Learning and Development practices. The result has been to enhance QPAC’s<br />

competency framework that is based on the four pillars of training (job role specifi c, compliance, professional development<br />

and career planning). A compliance register was set up to ensure that a comprehensive register of all licences and registrations<br />

is maintained which is readily available to all stakeholders. Furthermore a mandatory unit specifi c induction has been<br />

developed for all units that underpin the existing QPAC Corporate and Workplace Health and Safety inductions.<br />

A leadership and management program was implemented for the Executive Team with particular emphasis on building<br />

productive working relationships, identifying strategic direction and achieving results to ensure effectiveness and effi ciencies<br />

across the organisation. This program integrated into the newly developed competency framework and aligns with the<br />

workforce performance and recruitment and selection activities. A supervisor program was offered for staff in frontline<br />

supervisory positions to support and develop the leadership capability of supervisors ensuring effectiveness in creating<br />

motivated and productive teams. A new format work experience program was introduced to provide school students with<br />

experience in the live entertainment industry with a view to possible employment; concurrently successfully addressing<br />

recruitment requirements in those areas.<br />

QPAC acknowledges the value of engaging with schools and tertiary institutions in providing work experience and industry<br />

placements. Throughout 2012 QPAC has hosted nine work experience students across all three disciplines of Lighting, Staging<br />

and Audio Visual and the feedback has indicated that the benefi cial experience has been a two way process. Further for the<br />

fi rst time QPAC has provided a dedicated internship for fi ve university students; two in Finance, one in Development, one in<br />

Visitors Services and one student as part of QPAC Out of the Box Festival.<br />

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