CAREERS CORNER

Congratulations Class of 2025

The exceptional results achieved by Beverly Hills Girls High School students in the Higher School Certificate is reflective of the students’ dedication and hard work, as well as the high-quality teaching and educational environment provided at Beverly Hills Girls High School. Once again, the school community should be very proud of the students who sat for the HSC in 2025.

Congratulations to Ayesha Humayra Ahmed for achieving HSC Dux from the class of 2025.

Deserved congratulations to the following students who achieved a Band 6 in one or more of their subjects – an outstanding achievement!

2025 Distinguished Achievers

147 Year 12 students completed the HSC in 2025. Of these students, 130 students have been contacted providing their career destinations and Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) results and it is a pleasure to report an array of outstanding results from them.  (98% are engaged in full time tertiary study (University, TAFE or Private Providers / Colleges). An outstanding 127 students (86%) of the students received offers from a full range of prestigious universities and reflect the diversity of their career interests. This percentage is well above the state average for university offers.

Students were accepted into an array of prestigious universities, including University of New South Wales (20 students), University of Technology (27 students), Macquarie University (23 students), University of Sydney (11 students), University of Western Sydney (31 students), University of Wollongong (3 students), Australian Catholic University (4 students), Torrens University (1) and Notre Dame (4).

The choices of study are vast. Students from Beverly Hills Girls High School chose to enrol into: Teaching (Secondary / Primary), Nursing, Business, Commerce, Economics, Mathematics & Finance, Law, Arts, Social Work, Media & Communication, Speech & Hearing Science, Engineering, Science, Health Science, Bio Medical Science, Medical Science, Health Sciences, Computing, Information Technology, Nursing & Psychology and Medicine & Pharmacy– to name a few.

Work Experience - Year 10 2026

In 2025, Year 10 students will have the opportunity to participate in one/two week(s) of Work Experience. This program is a part of secondary schooling and integral to the Career Education Program at this school.  The aim of the program is for students to gain first-hand experience in a work situation and develop an understanding of the process involved in choosing a career.

We would appreciate your assistance in encouraging your daughter to participate in this worthwhile program. Students who leave work experience organisation to the last minute, often miss out of their desired career choice. 

All placements and paperwork for Work Experience are to be finalised 3 weeks before the date of any work experience.

The following weeks have been set aside for any student wishing to do work experience, this year dates will be flexible, and students can negotiate with the Careers Adviser and their teacher to go on work experience for the week.  If these dates are not suitable with employers, students can discuss this with the Careers Adviser.

Term 2 2026

Week 8 - June 8-12, 2026

Week 9 - June 15-19, 2026

Term 3 2026

Week 2 – July 28-31, 2026

Week 3 - August 3-7, 2026

Week 9 - September 14-18, 2026

Term 4 2026

Week 7 - November 23-27, 2026

Week 8 – November 30 - December 4, 2026

Week 9 - December 7-11, 2026

UNSW Gateway Program

On Thursday 26 February Year 10 students participated in an inspiring UNSW Gateway workshop to explore how their personal values can guide them to future careers and degrees. Through thoughtful discussions with current UNSW Gateway Ambassadors students explored their personal values and learned how values can connect them to potential career paths and study options. The UNSW Ambassadors, including Beverly Hills Girls High alumna Rubaiyat Roja, shared their own educational journeys from high school to UNSW, encouraging Year 10s to remain open to various pathways for the future.

As a UNSW Gateway Partner School, our students benefit from in-school workshops, on-campus experience days, HSC support, and the opportunity to apply for early entry to UNSW with an adjusted ATAR requirement. For more information, visit UNSW Gateway.

UOW Discovery Day

The possibilities are endless…

56 students from the Class of 2026 had an eye opening experience, with the opportunity to attend lectures in subjects of their choice at the University of Wollongong.

The experience of university life proved to be beneficial to all students who attended, most importantly focusing on the lectures attended, and provided insight into their future of study.

University life is incomplete without the community experiences it offers, and so students were able to have a holistic experience of university life, immersing in the diversity and social aspects, meeting many new people.

Overall, a day of learning, exploring and stepping out of their comfort zone enabled the students to be another step closer to be able to make informed decisions about their future.

UNIVERSITY PARTNERSHIPS & UPCOMING EVENTS

UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES (UNSW)

Beverly Hills Girls High School is a Gateway School for UNSW.

Students in Year 10 – 12 participate in programs and if apply, Year 12 students are able to be considered for early entry.

U@UNI - UTS

Fifteen (15) Year 11 students will soon embark on their journey with UTS as part of the 2-year U@Uni Academy program. 

As our Year 12s near the conclusion of the program, they prepare to reap the rewards of their dedication and commitment to this program with access to their chosen courses at UTS.

We’re excited to be able to offer this opportunity to our students, in partnership with UTS which will help them achieve success, not only in their HSC but into the future.

Mrs. S Pangis

Careers Advisor