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70 - 98 Eel Race Rd, Seaford, Victoria, 3198, AUhttp://www.prsc.vic.edu.au87706700
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Careers

Head Start Program

We are delighted to acknowledge and celebrate the Patterson River Secondary College Head Start students who have recently been signed up as a school-based apprentice or trainee. 

It’s great to see these students developing new capabilities and confidence as they pursue their education pathway while gaining valuable ‘head starts’ in their chosen careers.

 

Shannon DCert III in Electrotechnology 
Lachlan HCert III in Plumbing
Jai SCert III in Plumbing
Billy T Cert III in Plumbing
Aaron RCert III in Carpentry
De-Joel UCert III in Barbering

We would like to thank the following companies for hosting students for their apprenticeships:

Down Under Electrical

Ellwood Plumbing

Aligned Services

Element – Heat Cool Ventilate

Concept Design Construct

Central Fade Barbershop

 

Interested in a career head start? Head Start is a Victorian Government school-based apprenticeships program that supports students in Years 10 to 12 to complete their Year 12 qualification at school, while learning real-life skills employers need through an apprenticeship or traineeship. 

 

Learn more about the Head Start personalised school-based apprenticeship and traineeship program here.

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Year 9 take steps to elevate their skills

On Monday 18 June, a group of Year 9s took to the tools to try their hand at stair making at a workshop organised by the Head Start team. Students opted in to this pilot workshop, which was part of Head Start’s ‘Careers to classroom’ initiative that aims to link industry and schools.

 

Under the watchful eyes of S&A Stairs’ master craftsmen Brad and Pat, the Year 9 students worked in teams to build some impressive staircases and dismantle them after construction. 

 

The workshop was a huge success. The students engaged with the task, problem-solved and asked thoughtful questions. We were impressed with the display of motivation, maturity and teamwork.  

 

“It was an eye-widening experience. It gave me the chance to try out a job and have a go at building the stairs. The people running the workshop were friendly and helpful and made me feel comfortable.”

Jaidan R

 

Thanks to Brad and Pat from S&A Stairs for taking the time to give our students insight into a trade that’s on the ‘up and up’. Keep an eye out for more industry tours and hands-on workshops as part of Head Start’s ‘Careers to classroom’ initiative. 

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