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Bupa Aged Care’s Director for Medical Services and GP, Dr Tim Ross explains some key ways you can help boost your immune system to help you avoid a cold or the flu. 

1.  A healthy diet

Eating a consistently healthy diet year ‘round is best for your overall health, but may also help keep your immune system strong. That means enjoying a colourful mix of fruit and vegetables, which are high in vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. It’s also important to opt for lean protein and wholegrains, and go easy on added sugar and alcohol, to keep your diet as healthy as possible.

Are you looking for English testing options for your clients?

TOEFL® test expert Cath Moore from ETS Global will present “TOEFL Insights for Agents” on August 29 in Perth to help migration agents and migration lawyers stay informed about the choices of English-language tests for skilled migrants.

As an organisation that works closely with migration agents and lawyers, we understand the requisite need for your clients to fulfil Training Benchmark requirements in the process of a 457 and 186 visa.

At Ausskill, we provide an auditable, structured program that satisfies all requirements of Training Benchmark B. We offer a same-day service delivery of necessary plans and documentation, and are flexible in offering delivery of our training plans at the client’s location if requested.

Our training and development plans cover a broad spectrum of industries, and can be tailored to suit preferences or requirements.

We have revised our commission rates to ensure that you will receive the most competitive rates in the market as well as providing quality service.

'Australia's Changing Immigration Landscape' Conference was held last week on Friday at Westpac, Barangaroo in the city of Sydney.  This migration agent CPD activity was hosted by Liana Allan from Legal Training Australia.

Below are some images from the conference, which was a huge success.

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