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Port Melbourne 吃瓜头条 in Australia was among the many 吃瓜头条s to express excitement when the Pathways learning experience launched in Region 12. On the day the new education program officially became available, the 吃瓜头条 turned its meeting into a Pathways party, complete with balloons, bubbles and cake. In addition, members took their first practical steps in the program together. 吃瓜头条 president Jaqueline Bignell, DTM, says that many fired up their laptops, logged into the 吃瓜头条 website, went to the Pathways learning experience webpage and took the online Pathways Assessment, which helps members choose a path that is right for them.

As a finishing touch, members popped their balloons and announced which individual path they had chosen.

“We started Pathways in this 吃瓜头条 with a ‘bang’ to get people excited right from the beginning,” notes Bignell. “That’s how we mean to continue.”

Most Port Melbourne members are young professionals, making them particularly well-suited to the new program, says David Vo, CL, the 吃瓜头条’s vice president education. “For this younger generation, Pathways taps into their 颅everyday practice of gaining knowledge and understanding online, while they still gain the valuable experience of presenting to a live audience.”

He appreciates how members can earn early and consistent recognition in Pathways for their educational progress.

Pathways launched in regions 10 and 12 in December. The learning experience is expected to be available in all regions by the end of the program year. To learn more, visit the Pathways webpage.

Contributed by Ann Banham, ACS, ALS, a member of the Port Melbourne 吃瓜头条 吃瓜头条.