Careers and Senior Pathways
Career News
Monash University Campus Discovery Days
We’re back! Now that restrictions are easing, we’re excited to show you around our campuses at our Campus Discovery Days.We’re opening our doors to senior secondary school students so you can experience the best of our four Australian campuses. Because you missed out on visiting us last year, we want you to give you the first opportunity to discover exactly what it’s like to be a Monash student.Take part in a curated tour, which will bring you the best of our campuses, facilities, students and staff.Places are limited, so register now to avoid missing a place!Please note, all attendees must have received both doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to attend these events.
Clayton Campus Monday December 6 & Tuesday December 7, 3pm - 7pm
Caulfield Campus Wednesday December 8, 4pm - 7pm Book here
Parkville Campus Wednesday December 8, 10am - 2pm Book here
Peninsula Campus Wednesday December 8, 4pm - 7pm Book here
Federation University Information Day
We are so pleased to announce that we will be welcoming future students on campus for Info. Day 10am-3pm on Thursday 16 December.
The Info Day will be an opportunity for year 10, 11 and 12 students and the public to explore our beautiful campuses, receive personalised advice about our degrees and services.
Find out how you can join the university ranked #1 for Graduate Outcomes* at our upcoming Info Day on Thursday, 16 December, 10am - 3pm.
Attend one of our on-campus events, and you will:
· Receive individual study advice
· Receive advice on adjusting VTAC preferences after Year 12 results are released
· Tour our campuses
· Find out about our scholarships
· Immerse yourself in student life and get a feel for the vibe on campus.
Register and attend Info Day and go into the draw to win!
When you register and attend Info Day, you'll be entered into the draw to win 1 of 4 $500 VISA gift cards. This giveaway is open to domestic students only. For full terms and conditions, please click here.
Zoe Anderson
Careers and Pathways Educator
Business Tycoon - Year 9 Project
Specifically for you - Malika, Grace, Awak, Isabelle
Specifically, for you, a business group, composed of four students, Malika Pea, Grace Fernandes, Awak Mabour, and Isabelle Luong, sold themed stationery bundles! As a group we managed to obtain all the products needed to produce the bundles in time. We all worked well with each other with communication playing a key part. Challenges that were faced were meeting the deadline and actually finding what items we needed to buy.
All of us believe that we learned that it's definitely important to learn time management skills as even though we did meet the deadline, it's the truth to say that we did panic a lot that we wouldn't find everything in time. The Business Tycoon has been a wonderful and fun experience for us all and we are very grateful for the chance to do this project.
Urban Aesthetics - Natalie, Naomi, Angelina, Anugraha
This Term we had the privilege of engaging in business tycoon classes, in this class we were given the opportunity to create our own mini business. Our group decided to create our very own self-care/beauty package business. Even though the time we had was limited, we were able to strive forward and face challenges. Throughout this class, we gained many skills that will help us in our future endeavours. These skills include customer service skills, money handling and problem-solving. One challenge we faced was time management as we were given limited time and had to follow a schedule. Some of our achievements include making sales and attracting customers to our products and also being able to manage our budget. Overall this experience was enjoyable and educational.
BEADZ - Katelyn, Richi, Rawi, Jasmin
Starting a new business is stressful. In Term 4, our business tycoon class got to have a taste of what it was like to make, sell and organise products for a community, My group and I, consisting of four members, decided to call ourselves BEADZ and sell cute phone charms. It was a difficult process, from collecting orders to hand making our products and figuring out how our charms would be attached. We decided to stick to eco-friendly packaging, making them from paper. One of the most rewarding things of this was seeing people gleam at the excitement of their new phone charm. Despite all the challenges we faced we were still able to provide unique charms to everyone.
Kalopsia - Talia, Lena, Christeena, Tamanna
Kalopsia was a startup business at Killester College, Springvale. It was privately owned by Talia Mercieca, Lena Nguyen, Christeena Byju and Tamanna Saini. The business sold different types of bundles including products for skincare, stationary and even accessories. Some challenges we faced included customers cancelling their orders near the pick up date, customers not paying for their orders and items not arriving in time. We were able to overcome this challenge using flexibility and communication skills. Overall, we were proud that we were able to make and execute a business in just a term. We were able to plan our business and expenses so that we had a profit. We were also proud of our packaging, as it was reusable and sustainable and it was also made by us, so it was exclusive to our business. From this experience, we’re taking away the skills to co-operate in teams as well as planning, budgeting and general social skills.
