Federation University Excursion

Last Friday, students from 10 – 12 travelled to Ballarat to experience the new sporting equipment and explore the opportunities available at Federation University for further study after secondary school. All students are to be congratulated for giving 100% in all of the sporting activities and asking questions about the University. Thank you to our photographers Emmy and Annie for the images below:

Parent / teacher / student interviews

Thank you to all students and families that attended interviews last Wednesday night. This was a great opportunity to check in with families to discuss student progress.

For any families that were unable to attend, and would like to see any teachers, please make contact with your eldest child’s Teacher Advisor to arrange alternative appointments.

Reminders for Year 12 Students

EARLY ENTRY PROGRAMS

ACU Guarantee – Open Now, Close 18th September

Charles Sturt Advantage – Close 31st September

Deakin Regional Access Scheme – OPEN NOW

Latrobe ASPIRE– Open Now, Close 1st September

RMIT Early Entry – Open Now, Close 17th September

Swinburne Early Entry – Open Now, Close 9th October

VU Guaranteed – Open Now, Close 8th October

Federation Uni Early Offer – Open Now, Close 1st December

VTAC COURSE, SEAS, & SCHOLARSHIP APPPLICATIONS

Open Now

ACU SEAS SCOLARSHIPS

www26.uac.edu.au/esapply/

(Click on Start your application).

VTAC | Pathways to Tertiary Study Information Session

Wednesday 5th September, 5:00pm

Discussing options for students who don’t meet tertiary entrance requirements or didn’t get the ATAR or meet prerequisites they anticipated for their dream course.

To Register Visit:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_B-O_9NNVSUuVZ1Q6R3LOjg#/registration

Create for a Day at SAE

Saturday September 9th 10:00am – 4:00pm

SAE Institute is opening its doors this September for a one-day program, designed to expand your skills and get you working on inspiring creative projects in the fields of Animation, Audio, Design, Film, Games or Electronic Music Production.

To Register Visit:

https://sae.edu.au/event/create-for-a-day-at-sae/

Endota Wellness College | Open Day

Saturday September 9th, 10:00am – 12:00pm

Discover our nationally recognised courses and how we train our students to become job-ready and qualified in as little as 12 months! Take a tour of our spa-like campus, learn about student life on campus, enjoy a facials masterclass and receive a free goodie bag.

To Register Visit:

https://endotawellnesscollege.edu.au/open-day-rsvp/

5 work experience ideas for high school students who love cooking

Work experience is a fantastic way to get a taste of the culinary world and learn valuable skills along the way. If you need some inspiration, here are some work experience ideas for students who love cooking – read on.

Local restaurants or cafes

Work experience in a local eatery can give you insights into kitchen operations, meal preparation, and the art of plating. You’ll gain exposure to different cooking techniques and might even have the chance to contribute to the creation of mouthwatering dishes.

Catering companies

Catering companies offer a diverse range of culinary experiences. From preparing finger foods for events to crafting elegant multi-course meals, you’ll get hands-on experience in a dynamic setting. Working with a catering team will teach you about menu planning, food presentation, and the importance of timing in the kitchen.

Bakeries and pastry shops

If you have a sweet tooth and a knack for baking, a bakery or pastry shop is the perfect place for your work experience. You’ll learn the art of making pastries, cakes, bread, and other delectable treats. Understanding the precision required for baking and the creativity involved in decorating will be valuable skills you can carry with you.

Cooking classes and culinary schools

Some culinary schools or cooking classes might offer opportunities for students to assist during workshops and classes. This immersive experience can expose you to a variety of cuisines, cooking methods, and interaction with fellow cooking enthusiasts. It’s a great way to enhance your skills and learn from experienced chefs.

Nutrition and meal planning

If you’re interested in the nutritional aspect of cooking, work experience with a nutritionist or a meal planning service could be a fantastic opportunity. You’ll gain insights into crafting balanced meals, understanding dietary restrictions, and creating meal plans that cater to specific health goals. This experience bridges the gap between cooking and wellness, offering a holistic perspective on the culinary world.

Principal

Jamie Daff