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AUSTA Medallions
Wednesday, 11 March 2009

Australian Sail Training Association (AUSTA) - Personal Achievement Awards

Each year since 2001, AUSTA has awarded Personal Achievement Medallion recognising;

· Young persons between the ages of 16 and 23 years who have shown outstanding personal achievement while undertaking a voyage

OR

· Persons of any age who have shown outstanding personal achievement either on board or in support of the Organisation's vessel.

Last Updated ( Wednesday, 11 March 2009 )
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Positions Vacant
Monday, 08 June 2009

Check out the latest positions on offer in the AUSTA community. 

SAIL TRAINING INTERNATIONAL CHEIF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 

The position of the Chief Executive Officer for Sail Trainig International is open for application. The position will be based in Sail Training International's offices in Gosport, Hampshire, a small town across the harbour from the city of Portsmouth on the south coast of England.

Applications are due NO LATER THAN June 30th 2009.

For more information please follow this link   www.sailtraininginternational.org/ceo

Last Updated ( Monday, 08 June 2009 )
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The Australian Sail Training Association
Saturday, 26 August 2006

The AUStralian Sail Training Association (AUSTA) is a voluntary organisation which aspires to:

  • promote, assist and support Australian/NZ 'Sail Training' Associations and tall ship operators in their endeavours;
  • be  recognised in Australia and New Zealand as the organisation providing knowledge in the field of 'Sail Training' and 'Sail Training' events;
  • be the organisation which leads and contributes most, nationally, to the development and promotion of 'Sail Training' for young people in Australia/NZ; and
  • be the organisation that sets the standards in organising races for 'Sail Training' tall ships.

The AUSTA Mission

To foster opportunities for young Australians and New Zealanders to discover their inner strengths and potential through a structured "Sail Training" experience of an adventure at sea in a tall ship.

What is Sail Training?

Sail training is an outdoor adventure activity for young people. Its purpose is not to teach young people how to sail. It is principally to help them learn about themselves, to discover hidden strengths and talents, to understand the value of others and of working as one of a team. It requires an individual to confront many demanding challenges, both physical and emotional. It is an activity that inspires and develops self-confidence and responsibility, an understanding and acceptance of others whatever their social or cultural background, and a willingness to take a calculated risk. For many it can be a life-changing experience.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 30 November 2006 )
 
   
 

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