Careers
La Trobe University Experience Clever Days
What exactly is La Trobe University Experience Clever?
Held at our Melbourne Campus during the Easter school holidays, this is a chance for Year 10, 11 and 12 students to experience uni for a day.
Students can choose from over 50 workshops in a broad range of study areas. From there, they’ll experience real classroom environments and interact with university staff and students.
Please follow this link for further information https://www.latrobe.edu.au/study/life/events/experience-clever?utm_source=marketo&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=experience_clever&utm_content=le-2019-04-23-ug-experience-clever-melbourne&mkt_tok=eyJpIjoiTURRMVpUWmpPRGc1WmpSaCIsInQiOiIzMVJPUnB4WTlXd2xaYlRhK1k0QmY2MEdNV0JSck9mU2VyK01MR3Z2eENuSEorM25KSDFCUlV5QnVcLzBzUDFibEtrNVBkYUZTZmlQK0NyXC8zeThaR0tRSDEwdU1ENXNsR0ZSMXVHa1AwUEpCNlNOaE9oNW9udzVhK3p0aEl0dXpLIn0%3D
Explore Day at Charles Sturt University
If you’re in Year 10, 11 or 12, Explore Day at Charles Sturt University (CSU) is the perfect opportunity for you to choose your own adventure and select from lots of dynamic workshops in a broad range of study areas.
Discover more about the courses you’re interested in and what it’s really like at uni. Parents and carers are welcome too – be sure to check out our dedicated parents program.
Our friendly students and staff will be your guides and take you behind the scenes. We’ll shout you lunch and you’ll pick up lots of free stuff!
Register now at www.futurestudents.csu.edu.au/events
Explore Day dates:
Albury Wodonga – 26 June 2019
Bathurst – 12 April 2019
Dubbo – 12 April 2019
Orange – 9 April 2019
Port Macquarie – 9 April 2019
Wagga Wagga (Vet Science) – 15 16 April 2019
Wagga Wagga – 25 June 2019
GV Health Work Placement 2019
Applications for work placement at GV Health in 2019 now open!!
Limited work placement opportunities are available for our students from Years 10, 11 and 12 at GV Health. Work placement is available in a wide variety of areas including Nursing, Administration, Engineering and other Trades, Hospitality and lots more (please see the attached list of areas you can do work placement in). Work placement at GV Health can only be applied for through this process and applications cannot be made directly to GV Health.
To apply for work placement at GV Health in 2019 students must collect an application pack from the Careers Office and correctly complete all the application forms attached with the information pack.
Completed applications must be returned to Ms Bruce by Friday 3rd May 2019.
NO LATE APPLICATIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
Students selected for work placement at GV Health will be based on:
- The quality of their application
- Their school reports
- Their attendance and incidences data
Year 9 Careers
Year 9 students participated in 'Coaching Young People for Success' workshops conducted by Glenn Irvine last week. The workshops aimed to:
- Build student self-awareness and motivation by connecting them to their unique strengths and passions
- Identify a vision and set goals for their life and career that excites and motivates them
- Strengthen the social and emotional skills they need to be successful
- Identify the priority areas and make a plan to improve their performance and wellbeing in all areas of their life
- Set tailor made learning goals that will improve their school performance
Students all created an individual Career Action Plan that families will be able to view via Xuno soon.
Year 12 Careers
The Year 12 students welcomed guest speakers Amanda from Shepparton Greater City Council and Steve from NAB today as part of their Careers program. Amanda and Steve spoke with the students about their life journey so far and shared advice about important employability skills, resilience and finding their way in the world.
Thank you to Amanda and Steve for giving up their time today and to the Greater Shepparton Lighthouse Project for their assistance in organising the visit.
Industry Tour
We would like to thank JEFTOMSON Fruit packing for allowing McGuire students to visit their workplace and volunteering their time to show us their massive business operation that explained how the fruit went from the trees to the shops going through the packing shed and logistics and maintenance hub.
Special shoutout to Michael Parker for taking the day off work to support us with by showing and telling us about his job and the Greater Shepparton Lighthouse Project for organising the day.
