Careers & Pathways
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Victorian Skills Authority (VSA) launches new, free online resource
Please click on the link below to view a helpful flyer with information about the VSA's new website which provides insights into training and skills for high-demand industries across Victoria, future skills needs, career success stories and connections to support services.
University Open Days
In August and September universities and colleges will open their doors to the public for a day. Apart from being heaps of fun (think live bands, free food, uni mascots walking around campus, demonstrations, competitions, giveaways and workshops), you will be able to do the following:
- Attend information sessions on the courses you’re interested in.
- Speak directly to course advisers, lecturers, current students and faculty advisers.
- Tour the campus, labs, and accommodation.
- Talk to different clubs, societies, and sports teams.
- Learn about global exchange, student leadership programs, internships.
- Get information about services such as disability support, counselling, legal advice, and onsite medical services (e.g., pharmacy, doctors).
- Learn about scholarships and financial assistance.
Should parents go?
Absolutely! Parents sometimes have different questions than students and are looking for different information, such as on-site campus security, job outcomes for courses, and financial support. It’s crucial to for both students and families to gather information together and then assess it as a team.
After a successful and popular Allied Health Taster Day at GV Health in June, GMLLEN is excited to announce the Allied Health Futures Forum, showcasing Allied Health professions available in the region and their education pathways.
The night, held on Wednesday 28th August, will see more than 15 private Allied Health providers come together to share insights into their daily professions; to help students gather all the knowledge they need to make decisions about their future.
The students and their parents/guardians will have the chance to meet the practitioners and discuss their education and career journey so far, what they love about their work and answer questions about their disciplines – what attracted them, the traits you need to succeed in their fields and how to make a job in Allied Health a reality.
We will also hear from a current university student, current Allied Health GAP year students and Industry experts. Universities will also be in attendance to answer questions.
More details of the night are in the flyer below and attached.
Students are asked to register their attendance, plus number of adults accompanying them, by clicking this link.
Are you planning a career in medicine?
Preparing for the highly competitive field of medicine starts well before you enter university. Embarking on a career in medicine is a long-term commitment. It's important to stay motivated by your passion for the field and to balance your academic pursuits with activities that support your wellbeing and personal interests.
Attached is a list of advice for Year 9-12 students aiming for a career in medicine.
Please book a careers appointment with Belinda or Naomi if you need further information.
Applying for medicine or dentistry?
If you are planning on applying to university to study medicine or dentistry in 2025 you are required to sit the UCAT in addition to applying through VTAC in Term 3.
What is UCAT?
UCAT stands for University Clinical Aptitude Test. UCAT is one of three main criteria used by most universities in Australia and New Zealand to select students into high demand health related careers such as medicine and dentistry (the other two criteria being performance in Year 12 and an interview).
The UCAT is a two hour, computer-based test which assesses a range of mental abilities identified by universities as important to practicing in the fields of medicine and dentistry. It consists of five separately timed subtests which each contain a number of questions in a multiple-choice format.
UCAT 2024 registration is now open
Candidates taking the UCAT ANZ in 2024 for entry to universities in Australia and New Zealand in 2025 should note the following key dates.
UCAT ANZ 2024 Key Dates
Concession Scheme opens | 1-Feb-2024 |
Access Arrangements open | 1-Feb-2024 |
UCAT BOOKING OPENED via ucat.edu.au | 5-Mar-2024 |
Concession application deadline | 10-May-2024 |
Access Arrangements application deadline | 17-May-2024 |
BOOKING DEADLINE | 17-May-2024 |
Late UCAT booking deadline | 31-May-2024 |
Late Access Arrangements application deadline | 31-May-2024 |
FINAL late booking deadline | 5-Jun-2024 |
Cancellation deadline | 10-Jun-2024 |
Testing begins | 1-Jul-2024 |
Last testing date | 9-Aug-2024 |
Results delivered to universities | By early September 2024 |
PLEASE NOTE: UCAT registration is only via the UCAT ANZ website - ucat.edu.au
Universities and the UCAT Requirements
Book here!
Lock in an early offer at Federation University
Early Offer applicants get benefits – they’ll be first in line for a university offer (as long as they have achieved all the prerequisites for their course) and they'll have peace of mind before heading into exams.
Early offer applications open: 1 March 2024
Early offer applications close: 1 December 2024
You are encouraged to complete your application as early as possible.
https://federation.edu.au/future-students/study-at-federation/early-offer-program
Do you want to know more about about careers in the
Navy, Army and Air Force?
Speak with current serving personnel at the upcoming information session and ask your questions - is a career in the Australian Defence Force for you?
It is highly recommended you book as soon as possible to avoid missing out as places are strictly limited. Click here to register!
If you are considering joining the Australian Defence Forces (Army), applications are now open for the January, 2025 intake for Army Officer training at the Royal Military College (RMC).
For more information, visit: https://www.adfcareers.gov.au/the-adf/army?page-tabs=training&training-section-tab=officer-training
Please book a careers appointment with Belinda or Naomi if you need further assistance.
Click below to find the job details under
FOR STUDENTS > VACANCIES & OPPORTUNITIES
on the careers website.
Please book a careers appointment with Belinda or Naomi if you need further assistance with applying.
Our careers booking system is now open!
Please find the instructions on how to book a careers appointment in the link below.
Please go to St Anne's College Kialla careers website to make your booking.
Please use the Semester One booking EVENT CODE - 7ctag
Please speak with Belinda or Naomi should you have any questions.
Please visit the links below for all up to date St Anne's College careers information.
ST ANNE'S COLLEGE CAREERS WEBSITE
Items in the Careers Newsletter include -
- Dates to Diarise in Term 2
- University of Melbourne: A Day at Melbourne
- Photography & Digital Imaging Workshops
- La Trobe University: Experience La Trobe
- Studying Design Courses at RMIT
- Studying the Bachelor of Cyber Security at Victoria University
- News from Swinburne University
- Studying Law at the Swinburne
- Studying Entrepreneurship and Innovation at Swinburne
- The Freight, Transport, and Logistics Industry
- Film & Television Courses in Victoria in 2024
- Snapshot of RMIT University in 2024
Please book a careers appointment with Belinda or Naomi if you need further information.