Craig Hill Media and Consulting
Craig Hill Media and Consulting
ABN: 57 758 916 869
Brisbane, Australia
Phone: 0424 629 995
Email: contact@craighill.net
Journalist
Social Justice Campaigner
Education and Business Compliance Consultant
Corporate Trainer
Operating Since 1997
I have written articles that have been published in over 200 newspapers around Australia, and have appeared on national TV shows like Sunrise, A Current Affair, national news bulletins and radio
My articles have been cited in the New York Times, BBC, Fox News, Aljazeera, Philippines Star, South China Morning Post, National Interest, news.com.au, Wikipedia and many other international publications
I actively campaign in media and with members of parliament to change legislation to improve the lives of Australia’s most vulnerable
I have written compliance manuals and policies for education, business, management, welfare, health, accountancy, construction and political organisations
I have written training manuals for business, management, hospitality, accounting, IT and TESOL (English as a Second Language) courses
I have worked in Australia, United States, China, Hong Kong and Iran
A bit about me:
Australian Qualifications:
Graduate Certificate in Education (TESOL)
Bachelor of Training and Development (Management)
Advanced Diploma of Adult Education (Human Resource Development)
Advanced Diploma of Vocational Education and Training (Secondary School)
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40116)
Certificate IV in Media and Communication
Certificate IV in Accounting
Certificate III in Information Technology (Cyber Security)
Certificate III in Information Technology (Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office).
Corporate Training and Business Consultancy In China:
STA (Canada)
Volvo/Geely (Sweden/China)
Sichuan Telecom (China)
Symantec (USA)
Marposs (France)
Procter and Gamble (USA)
PetroChina (China)
Maersk (Denmark)
Texas Instruments (USA)
IBM (USA)
Walmart (USA)
UPS (USA)
Nanjing Lawyers (China)
Syngenta (Switzerland)
Chengdu University of Technology (Chengdu, China)
South West University of Finance and Economics (Chengdu, China)
Sichuan University (Chengdu, China)
Monash University College of Australia (Guangzhou, China)
Huaiyan Institute of Technology (Huai’an, China)
Hebei International Language School (Tangshan, China)
Hangzhou Greentown Private High School (Hangzhou, China)
Jiangdu High School (Jiangdu, China)
Luoyang #1 High School (Luoyang, China)
Nantong #1 Middle School (Nantong)
Corporate Training and Business Consultancy In Australia:
Australian Democrats
Australian Labor Party
Kurbingui Youth Development (Brisbane)
The Business School (Sydney)
Lexis English (Brisbane)
IVET Education (Melbourne)
Blueprint Career Development (Brisbane)
Queensland Corrective Services (Townsville) (Prisoners)
TAFE (Brisbane)
Shafston International College (Brisbane)
Holmes Institute (Brisbane)
Queensford College (Brisbane)
Harvest Education Technical College (Brisbane)
ANZ Bank
Big Issue Magazine
Queensland Mental Health Service
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation (ATSIC)
Mrangalli Aboriginal Corporation
Aboriginal Tutorial Assistance Scheme (ATAS)
Woorabinda Aboriginal High School TAFE
TAFE (Mackay)
TAFE (Rockhampton)
TAFE (Goulburn)
TAFE Disability Services (Sydney)
Woodlawn Mines
Australians for Reconciliation
Australian Red Cross
State Emergency Service (SES)
Centrelink
NSW Health Department.
Courses I Have Previously Delivered For Registered Training Organisations in Australia and China:
Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40116)
Advanced Diploma of Hospitality Management
Diploma of Hospitality Management
Advanced Diploma of Leadership and Management
Diploma of Leadership and Management
Advanced Diploma of Business
Diploma of Human Resource Management
Diploma of Marketing
Certificate IV in University Preparation (English and Business)
Certificate III in Information Technology
Certificate III in Accounting
Certificate III in Business
Certificate II in Customer Engagement
Certificates I, II, III and IV in Spoken and Written English
Certificate I in Access to Vocational Pathways
Certificate II in Skills for Vocational Pathways
Adult Migrant Education Program (AMEP) (TAFE)
Skills for Education and Employment (SEE) (TAFE)
ELICOS – All Levels
“Craig Hill is one of four Australians chosen by the Vodafone Foundation to follow his passion by spending the next year working for his chosen charity – The Big Issue – as part of the Foundation’s World of Difference program.” – Vodafone Foundation, Australia
“Craig has a natural ability to convey meaning to his students in ways that help them understand more than the words can describe. He is a unique personality, with rare social and intellectual abilities. He is confident with groups of people, and sensitive with individuals.” – Luoyang No. 1 Senior High School, China
“Craig proved to be a very competent teacher, and was accepted by the students.”- Nantong Dynamic English Training, China
“Craig is a responsible and capable teacher who has delivered the Advanced Diploma course to CDUT and Australian requirements. CDUT has no hesitation in recommending him to any suitable employer.” – Chengdu University of Technology, China
“Thank you for your assistance in writing this story. Your input was very informative.” – New York Times, USA
“I think this would fit nicely in our oped pages. Is it available to use still?” – Canberra Times, Australia
“Thanks for appearing on our show, and I hope all goes well for you.” – Sunrise, Australia
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I am excited to announce that I intend to run as an independent candidate for Bonner at the 2025 federal election.
I know it’s a long way out, but I feel that I should start now, and put the years ahead into working out policies and strategies, and making sure I am ready for it.
Having spent 25 years campaigning for social justice, it is clear that governments formed from either of the major parties simply don’t listen to the community. The only way to get heard, it seems, is to get into parliament.
In particular, I will be learning from people on social media and in the community what the people of Bonner and the Australian public want from a representative in parliament.
My focus will still be on social justice, but there are many other areas where I have had work experience that I believe I can contribute to in parliament.
These include education, health, foreign affairs, the environment, climate change, the economy, taxation reform, social security reform, immigration, political accountabilty and sustainability, among many other things.
I don’t intend to be a candidate who runs on just one or two platforms. The work of a parliamentarian should benefit all people across Australia in all aspects of social and political life.
And of course, as a disabled person, I will still be fighting for a better deal for the aged, disabled and marginalised.
Any assistance you can give, whether financial, assisting with policies or campaigning, will be greatly appreciated.
I am excited to announce that I intend to run as an independent candidate for Bonner at the 2025 federal election.
I know it’s a long way out, but I feel that I should start now, and put the years ahead into working out policies and strategies, and making sure I am ready for it.
Having spent 25 years campaigning for social justice, it is clear that governments formed from either of the major parties simply don’t listen to the community. The only way to get heard, it seems, is to get into parliament.
In particular, I will be learning from people on social media and in the community what the people of Bonner and the Australian public want from a representative in parliament.
My focus will still be on social justice, but there are many other areas where I have had work experience that I believe I can contribute to in parliament.
These include education, health, foreign affairs, the environment, climate change, the economy, taxation reform, social security reform, immigration, political accountabilty and sustainability, among many other things.
I don’t intend to be a candidate who runs on just one or two platforms. The work of a parliamentarian should benefit all people across Australia in all aspects of social and political life.
And of course, as a disabled person, I will still be fighting for a better deal for the aged, disabled and marginalised.
Any assistance you can give, whether financial, assisting with policies or campaigning, will be greatly appreciated.
I am excited to announce that I intend to run as an independent candidate for Bonner at the 2025 federal election.
I know it’s a long way out, but I feel that I should start now, and put the years ahead into working out policies and strategies, and making sure I am ready for it.
Having spent 25 years campaigning for social justice, it is clear that governments formed from either of the major parties simply don’t listen to the community. The only way to get heard, it seems, is to get into parliament.
In particular, I will be learning from people on social media and in the community what the people of Bonner and the Australian public want from a representative in parliament.
My focus will still be on social justice, but there are many other areas where I have had work experience that I believe I can contribute to in parliament.
These include education, health, foreign affairs, the environment, climate change, the economy, taxation reform, social security reform, immigration, political accountabilty and sustainability, among many other things.
I don’t intend to be a candidate who runs on just one or two platforms. The work of a parliamentarian should benefit all people across Australia in all aspects of social and political life.
And of course, as a disabled person, I will still be fighting for a better deal for the aged, disabled and marginalised.
Any assistance you can give, whether financial, assisting with policies or campaigning, will be greatly appreciated.
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