Kim is a highly qualified vocational education specialist who has worked in many capacities in the industry over the past 20 years.She believes that a deeper knowledge of the industry can only be gained by personal interaction and involvement with every level of expertise. As a result Kim has taken on roles such as: Business / I.T Trainer, Life Skills Case Manager, Trainee and Apprenticeship Co-ordinator, Vocational Education Manager, Learning and Development Specialist, Training Manager, College Principal, Compliance Consultant and Content Writer.Kim's clients have been varied and have included local community colleges, private RTO's and Group Training Organisations, Local Government, Manufacturing Industries and private Registered Training Organisations.In 2002 Kim was the recipient of the NSW Department of Information Technology and Department for Women's Western Sydney I.T. Woman of the Future and used this title to launch her own multimedia business. The title also included public speaking engagements at major government and industry gatherings and mentoring of young girls at risk through a governmental initiative program in high school environments.Kim maintains her industry currency by continuing to train both domestic and international students in all levels of Business and Computing subjects and also works in the management team of a major private CRICOS registered RTO in NSW.Kim uses her writing skills to author articles for international organisations promoting women's rights as well as writing content for vocational education resources. She also authors and self publishes books on Australian history and is the owner/manager of two Australian history websites.Kim is available for contract work relating to authoring of vocational education learners guides, assessments, etc and for historical writing concerning Australian local history.