Weekly Career News

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Upcoming virtual events

VCE & Beyond - Virtual Careers Expo

Students and their families will be able to:

Connect with Universities

Visit virtual booths from over 80 University and Higher Education providers!
Ask live questions or book a video chat with student advisors
Early admission information, scholarship applications and other relevant topics

Connect with VCE Experts

Pick and choose daily webinars
Specific career strategies for success
Dealing with stress, maintaining motivation
Parent-specific tips to support your child

When: 10 – 14 June, 2020

Information and RSVP: https://bit.ly/2XMrz5r

Western Victorian Careers Expo

This event will be run online and there is a huge range of exhibitors that students and families can connect with. Whilst this event is targeted to students in Western Victoria, all prospective students are welcome to participate.

Date: Tuesday 23 June, 9.30am – 4.30pm.

Information and RSVP: https://bit.ly/3fuUdhR

Discover Deakin Seminars

Deakin University is running online information sessions for prospective students in June:

Information and RSVP - https://bit.ly/2YIZXi5

Australian Catholic University – Talk with Industry series

Australian Catholic University is running the following online sessions for prospective students:

17 June: Talk with occupational therapists and speech pathologists

2 July: Talk with exercise scientists and physiotherapists

Information and RSVP - https://bit.ly/2XwbkYr

Swinburne University – Mid-Year Web Sessions

Swinburne University is running the following online web sessions in June:

15	Recession proof careers
16	Tech and pandemics
17	Redesigning Melbourne (Architecture, Urban Design, Engineering etc.)
18	Help with TAFE and university fees

Information and RSVP - https://bit.ly/2XgiQaW

Federation University – Your Fed Future

Federation University is running the following online information sessions for prospective students in June:

11	Study teaching and education
12	Criminal justice & criminology
15	Study business
17	Study social work
22	Study engineering

Information and RSVP - https://bit.ly/2WfWfLo

RMIT University – Discover What’s Next series

RMIT University is running the following online sessions for prospective students:

June

11	Art, Design & Architecture
18	Communications, Journalism & Media
23	Business & Law
25	Engineering
30	Flight Training & Aviation

July

2	Science
9	Computer Science & Information Technology
16	Fashion
23	Health & Biomedical Sciences
28	Education & Social Sciences
30	Building & Construction

Information and RSVP - https://bit.ly/2M0UGeg

How to become a pilot

Basair is running sessions for prospective students on how to become a pilot. The webinars will provide information on the courses offered at Basair, as well as answer questions about how to become a pilot (i.e., cost, study pathway).

When: 22 and 25 June 2020 (repeated)

Information and RSVP :https://bit.ly/370jMUp

Have you considered vocational education and training (VET)?

Have you considered pursuing vocational education after school?

Research shows that 4/5 parents would prefer their child to go to university after school over vocational education and that many young people and parents don’t understand the benefits of vocational education and training (e.g., TAFE, apprenticeships, traineeships).

2017 Australian research suggests that:

9 out of the 10 top occupations predicted to have the most jobs growth are in vocational training areas.
The median full-time income for a vocational education graduate is $56,000 vs $54,000 for someone with a bachelor degree.
Nearly eight in 10 vocational education graduates have a job soon after training, vs about seven in 10 university graduates; and
More than nine in 10 trade apprentices have jobs after finishing training.

You can read the research report at this link - https://bit.ly/2l0YzlR

National Youth Science Forum (NYSF)

Are you in Year 11 and have a passion for all things science? You should consider applying for the NYSF.

This is a two-week residential program where students are immersed in hands-on science activities, lab experiments, field trips and meet researchers who are leaders in their field.

The two-week program will be held during January 2021. Applications close 14 June and must be endorsed by your local Rotary club. For more information and to apply, go to http://bit.ly/2tItZV9

Wildlife Conservation

Passionate about wildlife conservation?

You may like to explore the following courses as examples of what you can study at university:

La Trobe University

Bachelor of Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology), http://bit.ly/242qe30

Deakin University

Bachelor of Environmental Science (Wildlife and Conservation Biology), http://bit.ly/2dzOt9e

For other vocational and higher education courses, search the Good Universities Guide, http://bit.ly/1N6a3Pk

Australian Defence Force - Gap Year Program

The Australian Defence Force Gap Year program provides an opportunity for young Australians who have finished Year 12 to experience military training and lifestyle whilst gaining new skills and pay over their Gap Year in the Army, Navy or Air Force.

You will earn more than $45,000, have subsidised accommodation and full medical and dental coverage. The following roles still have spaces for applicants:

For more information and to start your application, go to http://bit.ly/1dVvxxV

University early entry programs (Yr 12)

The following are examples of early admission programs that are now open for the 2021 intake:

VICTORIA

La Trobe University

Aspire Early Admissions Program

Applications close 31 August 2020 http://bit.ly/2v9WOLN

Australian Catholic University

Community Achievers Program

Various closing dates for each campus https://bit.ly/2KjeSqJ

Victoria University

VU Guaranteed

Selected schools only

Applications close 9 October, 2020

https://bit.ly/2Kw3ND6

Coming soon!

Swinburne University

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Issue 5 · 12 Jun 2020

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