Careers
Bairnsdale Secondary College is committed to delivering high quality career development services. We are active participants in our local community and have strong links with local industry, education providers and the Gippsland East Local Learning and Employment Network. Our dedicated Career Practitioners are qualified members of the Australian Centre for Career Education and actively support our students in exploring their future career options through a range of tailored services, programs and activities:
Career Counselling Career Action Plans
OHS Programs Work Experience Program
Structured Workplace Learning Vocational Education and Training
School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships Morrisby Assessment Program
Guest Speakers Incursions
Excursions Newsletters
Career Lessons Resume Writing
Job Applications VTAC Support
Senior Careers:
Angela Wren - angela.wren@education.vic.gov.au - 8.30am-4.00pm (Mon-Thurs)
Liz Stevens - liz.stevens@education.vic.gov.au - 8:30am-4.00pm (Mon-Fri)
Junior Careers:
Jaclyn Powell - jaclyn.powell@education.vic.gov.au - 8.30am-4.00pm (Mon-Wed)
Compass and Careers Website Newsfeeds
Student communication about careers and opportunities are updated via the Compass newsfeed pages, and the Bairnsdale Secondary College Careers Website (through Study Work Grow).
Career events, excursions, apprenticeship/traineeship opportunities, guest speakers, etc. are shared with students via these alerts, so please keep an eye out for the latest opportunities.
Bairnsdale Secondary College – Study Work Grow Education
Job Opportunities
Bows Ice Cream in Lakes Entrance have opportunities for employment over the summer that they would like to offer our students to apply for.
Bow's Ice Cream | Careers | Join the Team Today | Apply Now
Pathway Programs 2026
Australian Catholic University - Foundation Studies
This is a program for students that don't have an ATAR or who have an ATAR that wasn't what they were hoping for.
Thisfee-free program prepares you for study at ACU by immersing you in university life while introducing you to a range of foundation units. Foundation Studies will prepare you for undergraduate study at ACU by providing a course specifically designed for Australian Catholic University.
For progression requirements from the Foundation Studies program into ACU full degree programs please visit: Foundation Studies | ACU courses
Federation University - No tuition Fees!
When considering pathway programs for your VTAC course list remember the FAST Program from Fed Uni!
This is a free program and upon successful completion, you'll be offered the opportunity to apply (with guaranteed acceptance) for one of Federation University's undergraduate degrees.
Federation Access Studies (FAST) | Federation University
FREE TAFE 2026 in Commercial Cookery
Tafe Gippsland is offering the SIT30821 Certificate III in
Commercial Cookery as a Free TAFE course, giving eligible students the chance to gain a nationally recognised qualification without tuition fees.
This hands-on, industry-focused course is ideal for students
passionate about food, hospitality, or starting an apprenticeship pathway in
commercial cookery. Flyer attached with details.
Entry to Medicine
Interested in Studying Medicine at University?
Preparing your application can take time, you can expect to undergo testing, interviews, submit essays and more.
The attached Entry to Medicine Guide will give you all the details needed to get you started.
Please see Angela Wren in the Senior Hub Careers Office with any queries.
Events
The following events are not Bairnsdale Secondary College events.
Careers with STEM & QUT | Tech Careers Webinar for Students, Teachers & Parents - 5th November
Imagine building the next big thing in AI, helping fight climate change with smart data, or even designing the tech behind the next generation of electric cars or space travel. Technology is now woven into every industry – from music and gaming to medicine and sustainable energy – which means a career in tech doesn’t just mean one path; it means limitless possibilities.
And here’s the exciting part: many of the jobs you’ll be doing in the future haven’t even been invented yet.
So how do you get started? Join in for a free Careers with STEM webinar on Wednesday 5 November at 12pm AEDT/11am AEST with leaders, experts and entrepreneurs in tech that will share their journeys and advice for anyone considering pursuing technology.
Whether you’re a high school student, a teacher guiding your students’ next steps, or a parent supporting your child’s future, this webinar will provide the knowledge and inspiration you need to explore the exciting world of tech careers.
University of New South Wales
Uni Prep Info Evening (Online) - 6th November
Uni Prep offers an alternative pathway to uni, prepping students with the essential skills they need to succeed. In this session, students will learn more about the program, including the opportunities it can open up.
UNSW Uni Prep Information Evening Tickets, Thu, Nov 6, 2025 at 6:00 PM | Eventbrite
Indigenous Australian Engineering School for Year 10-12 Students - 11th-17th January, 2026
The Indigenous Australian Engineering School (IAES) is an annual residential program, established and funded by Engineering Aid Australia. The program aims to provide young Indigenous Australians with exposure to engineering and other STEM principles as potential university courses and career paths.
Applications are welcome from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students who will be in Year 10, 11, or 12 in 2026 from across Australia.
The IAES is a fully funded residential program, covering meals, travel, and accommodation, making it completely free for students.
Application deadline: November 7, 12:00 AM (Midnight).
For any inquiries, please contact eng.edi@unsw.edu.au. The team is available to provide further information or arrange a call to assist with your needs.
Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management
Chisholm Institute | Campus Tours for Future Students - 6th November & 4th December
Join Chisholm for a campus tour and see Chisholm up close. You’ll be able to walk through their facilities, guided by a Chisholm representative who can answer your questions about campus life, career pathways and their range of courses.
Register for a campus tour so you can:
- See the facilities
- Learn about the range of courses and the career pathways available
- Find out if a course at Chisholm is right for you
Letz Live | Webinar About Gap Years in the United Kingdom - 11th November
Letz Live sessions are a great way to learn more about the programmes they have on offer and the opportunities available to you.
Thinking of heading to the United Kingdom? Sign up to learn more about their School, Activity, and Hospitality Assistant opportunities. These online sessions will be held for residents of Australia, New Zealand, and anyone eligible for a working visa in the UK.
Bond University
Connect in Melbourne - Information Session for Parents - 11th November
Join Bond University for their upcoming breakfast event tailored for parents navigating the important decision of choosing the right university for their child. This is a great opportunity to discover what sets Bond University apart and to learn more about their unique programs and offerings. Whether you're already considering Bond or just beginning your research, they're here to help guide you in making an informed choice for your child's future.
Event highlights:
- Discover Bond University’s diverse programs and study areas, and learn what sets them apart from other institutions.
- Get detailed information on the transition process for interstate students, including student life and accommodation options.
- Understand the application process, including direct applications, early offers, scholarships, and admissions.
- Hear first hand experiences from parents of current Bond students.
- Have your questions answered by their knowledgeable staff.
- Benefit from personalised follow-up and ongoing support after the event to address any further questions or concerns.
Don’t miss this chance to get a comprehensive overview of Bond University and how they can support your child’s educational journey. They look forward to welcoming you!
Parents Connect with Bond - Victoria | Bond University | Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
Connect in Melbourne - Information Session for Future Students - 26th November
Bond University understand that navigating the journey to university can be daunting, so they’re here to lend a helping hand. Bond is hosting a series of drop-in support sessions to help answer any questions you or your family have.
Whether you're curious about the application process, choosing the right degree, pathways, tuition fees, scholarships, accommodation, or student support services, they can provide personalised advice to help you feel confident and prepared for the next step.
Connect with Bond | Bond University | Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia
AFP (Australian Federal Police) | Becoming a Protective Service Officer with the AFP, Online Information Session - 12th November
Gain insights into the role of a protective service officer (PSO), hear first-hand experiences, and discover what it means to do legendary work in the Australian Federal Police (AFP).
Registration form - PSO online information session - November 2025
Sports Education and Development Australia (SEDA) | 2026 Sport & Business Programs
SEDA are thrilled to launch their Sport & Business Programs for 2026, including two exciting new offerings!
Students interested in an education option embedded in the real-world environment of the sport industry can now do so alongside Netball Victoria or the Cronulla Sharks.
Along with these additions, they're still proud to offer the same extensive pathways through their university and higher education partners.
They continue to offer the same great individual support to all students through a single, dedicated teacher in each program and their passionate Student Services Coordinator.
Virtual Information Sessions are available to interested students with registrations via Information Sessions - SEDA Group.
Monash University
Clayton Campus Tour for Future Students - 13th November
Join Monash for a 90-minute campus tour and discover all that they have to offer! Led by their friendly student ambassadors, you’ll explore the outdoor spaces of their world-class campuses, learn about student life, and have the chance to ask questions about studying at Monash.
Clayton Campus Tour - Discover Monash
Robogals Engage Engineer: for 2026 Year 9/10 Students
Engage Engineer January 2026 Student Registration Form
Career Conversations @ Home - Helping Parents Have Positive Career Convos! - 19th November
Go join Tyson Day, the Co-Founder and Lead Facilitator of Arrive & Thrive, as he shares the best way to have impactful career conversations in and around your home environment that produce clarity, career discovery, and momentum. Tyson will share concepts and practices that he has learned through his 10+ years of experience in career education and the 85,000 students who have attended Arrive & Thrive workshops since 2019.
In the webinar, you can expect to learn:
- How can you positively influence your young person in their career decisions.
- How can you effectively navigate the future of work and understand your young person's options.
- How to communicate effectively through the GROW model to support your young person in career exploration.
All participants will receive a Career Conversation Kit to kick off conversations with their young person as soon as possible!
Federation University
Gillies Street Open Day - 19th November
Keen for a lifestyle change and a career working outdoors?
The Agriculture, Horticulture and Conservation Science courses are open and will help you reskill, upskill and stand out in 2026.
Dig deep into hands-on courses in Agriculture, Horticulture, Conservation, Ecosystem Management, and free TAFE options.
Go and find out more, meet your future classmates and explore your hands-on training facilities at the Gillies Street Open Day on 19 November from 10am to 2pm.
What’s on:
- Student-led campus tours
- Observe real classes at their hands-on learning facilities, classrooms and science labs
- Explore student support options
- Find out if you’re eligible for free TAFE course funding
- Get application assistance
Find out course info, including contact hours, assessment overview, outside class study and pre-application advice.
Study Expo - 12th December
Study Expo is a great opportunity for students to visit their future campus and discuss study plans with an experienced advisor before making a final decision. Meet current students and speak to their student support and admissions team about enrolments and pathway options.
Time: 2:00pm – 6:00pm
Ballarat - Events
Berwick - Events
Gippsland - Events
UCAT, GAMSAT and Pathways into Medicine - Webinar for Students, Teachers & Parents - 26th November
This forum is an excellent opportunity for teachers, students and their parents to find out about the UCAT, pathways into medicine, and have all questions answered by an expert teacher who has been working in the field since 1999.
The session is packed with invaluable information during which they will be covering the following topics, and more:
- What is UCAT? UCAT scores? UCAT Sub-tests?
- Year 10, 11 and 12 - things to consider now
- The undergraduate selection criteria
- Application process into universities for medicine and dentistry
- When and who can sit the UCAT?
- GAMSAT
- Can you prepare for the UCAT?
- Undergraduate interview process
- What, how and why about Gap Year?
- Alternative degrees and career choices
- Work experience advice
- Q&A
The Gordon | TAFE Information Nights for Future Students - 2nd-4th December
Info Nights are the perfect opportunity to explore life at The Gordon. You’ll get to tour their campuses, meet the teachers, and find out more about the courses and career pathways that interest you. With presentations, classroom sessions in your chosen study areas, and the chance to ask questions, Info Nights help you make informed decisions about your future. Plus, if you’re ready to take the next step, their friendly team can help you apply on the spot!
VTAC Webinars
Getting Your Results and What Happens Next for Students Starting in 2026 - 9th December
You're about to receive your secondary school results, but what do you need to do to prepare for the next stage of your education journey?
Join us to hear more about how the ATAR is calculated, advice on changing your preferences and how to order them, accepting an offer and other ways you can get support in this important time.
Preferences, Pathways and Offers for Students Starting in 2026 - 11th December
You've just received your results, congratulations! This time can be exciting but also a bit stressful, so VTAC are here to help guide you towards your dream course.
Join their webinar to hear more about how the preferencing system works and hear advice on ordering your preferences. They will also speak about pathways and how you can look at alternative courses to help you get to your dream course. Finally, they will cover what to expect when receiving an offer and how to accept your offer.
La Trobe University | Change of Preference Fest for Future Students - 11th December
La Trobe know getting your ATAR results can be a big moment, so they’re hosting the Change of Preference Fest to give you the support and advice you need, no matter what your results are. Chat with their course advisors about your options and explore alternative pathways if your results aren’t what you expected. They’ll help you figure out what’s best for you.
Here’s what you can expect:
- Course advice and pathways
- Campus tours
- Free food
- Prizes and giveaways
Whether you’re thrilled with your results or need a bit of guidance, they’ve got your back. This is your chance to get all the info you need to make the best decision for your future.
Change of Preference Fest, Events, La Trobe University
Change of Preference - La Trobe Career Practitioners
ACU (Australian Catholic University) | Change of Preference Guided Campus Tours, Melbourne - 11th-12th December
Attend a guided campus tour to explore what ACU has to offer, discuss your study options and pathways into ACU, and get personalised change of preference advice.
General guided tours typically last 30 to 60 minutes. Registrations are essential as places fill quickly.
SAE (School of Audio Engineering) University College
Change of Preference Online Session - 12th December
No matter where SAE University College lands on your higher education preference list, their Change of Preferences Online Session will help you figure out exactly where you want to be. Go vibe with them to uncover the real deal about who they are, what sets them apart, and where a degree from SAE could take you!
- Explore the hands-on work placement opportunities available throughout your studies.
- Discover the endless career paths available after graduation.
- Learn more about their scholarship opportunities, student services, upcoming Info Night and more.
- Ask all your questions about their application and enrolment process (no ATAR required!).
Change of Preference Online Session
Info Night in Melbourne - 15th January
Just make the first move in your dream career – join in at your local SAE campus this January for Info Night!
This is your chance to get a feel for the vibe at an SAE campus. Explore their creative and technology courses, meet industry experts and chat to the campus teams about student life. You can even take a tour of their facilities and check out some of the awesome student projects on display.
At Info Night, you'll have the opportunity to:
- Get the Full Lowdown: Dive into everything you need to know about SAE – from student support services and real-life experiences to industry placements and career pathways – all in a single, streamlined session.
- Go Behind-the-Scenes: Ever wondered what it’s like to work with professional, industry-standard software and equipment? Tour SAE’s state-of-the-art facilities and get a feel for the real-world tools and spaces you’ll use as a student.
- Meet Your Mentors: Chat with their dedicated teachers, each a master in their craft. Gain valuable insights into their courses – not only from their expert staff, but also their alumni, who have been exactly where you are and now work in their dream creative and technology fields.
- Chat 1:1 with SAE Experts: Have questions about courses, financial assistance, early entry programs or scholarships? Chat with the SAE Course Advisors about the type of career you’ve had your sights set on – and how they can help you get there.
- See What Can Create: Get inspired by the incredible projects and creative work of current SAE students. This is where your own talent and vision can take you when you let curiosity lead!
- Feel the SAE Vibes: Enjoy an environment that’s all about creativity and connection. This is your perfect chance to experience the SAE vibes up close and personal.
You're invited to SAE Melbourne's Info Night
Work Experience
Work Experience (WE)/Structured Workplace learning (SWL)/School Based Apprenticeships/Traineeships (SBAT)
Work experience is available to students that are 15 years old+.
SWL is available to students doing a VET Course in their VCE/VM Pathway.
SBAT’s are available to Year 10-12 students through our Headstart Program by application and availability only.
Work Experience Opportunities
Please ensure you have considered the travel time and distance to and from your home as well as accommodation BEFORE you apply for any work experience placements. Please let careers know if you will be applying for any opportunities listed.
ADF Work Experience Program
Are you ready to challenge yourself, build confidence, and explore an exciting future?
The Australian Defence Force (ADF) Work Experience Program is your chance to step into the boots of real Defence members and see what life is like in the Army, Navy, or Air Force!
- Get hands-on experience – try real Defence activities, learn new skills, and work alongside serving ADF personnel.
- Build teamwork and leadership – develop discipline, resilience, and problem-solving skills that will help you anywhere in life.
- Explore amazing career pathways – from engineering to aviation, medicine to logistics — discover where your strengths can take you.
- Make new connections
- Meet motivated students like you and mentors who can inspire your future.
Whether you dream of serving your country or just want to experience something different, the ADF Work Experience Program is your opportunity to learn, grow, and take on new challenges.
Opportunities are available for both secondary and tertiary students and participants must be 15 years of age or over at the time of the placement. Available Defence work experience placements are advertised on the Defence Work Experience Program Jobs List.
One of our year 10 students, Ava, has just completed the ADF Work Experience Program in Darwin - here is her story.
Last week I travelled to Darwin to do a work experience program, at the naval base called Larrakeyah. This was a 3-day program, and 12 students were accepted aged between 15 to 17. I wasn’t sure what to expect but knew I would love every second of it. I was right. Every day we started at 7:30am, and the first day was nerve racking, I was full of so much excitement and hope. I knew very little of what we were going to do in the program and had no clue who was attending. I’ll tell you one thing; I came home every afternoon not being able to stop smiling and yapped my mums ears off about my day. It was the best experience I have had and has only made me more determined that this is what I want to do, join the navy.
We got to see the engineering side of things, sit in a meeting and hear all the logistics side of things to keep a base like Larrakeyah running. We got to talk to SO many people, hearing about their journey and their life in the Navy. We met people who had been in the Navy for 30+ years, saying “I wouldn’t have it any other way.” We learnt about the training side of things, how you form a tight knit family because that’s all you have out there. And over only 3 days, I could feel that connection with the other kids doing the program alongside me. I found my people.
On the second day we got an unexpected patrol boat tour, and they say these boats are small compared to the ships. Wow. These boats were amazing, to see a little bit of what it’s like at sea for them was incredible.
The last day we got to do a navy standard swim test, good thing it was already 35 degrees. We did things such as tread water for 15 minutes, do a safety exit from a ‘ship’, and swim a certain length underwater, all tests that are in their basic training.
Overall, this experience was amazing, and far from the traditional work experience. I went in thinking I knew what I wanted to do, and it has changed completely. If you ever get the opportunity to do a program like this and you’re interested in joining the ADF, I highly recommend, you meet some amazing people and have an experience like no other.
Austin Health Work Experience 2026 (year 10-12 students, 15+)
Austin Health offers allied health work experience placements for secondary school students. Applications are now open for 2026 placements and will close 3rd November.
Work-based learning opportunities give students the chance to observe a hospital environment in action and to learn about the diverse jobs available within the health industry.
Student placement is arranged for a 1 block week period from Monday to Friday.
Work Experience
Work experience placements typically target year 10 students exploring careers in Allied Health. The student placement offers students industry insight and the opportunity to observe a workplace in action.
Indigenous Careers in Health Program
Since 2016, Austin Health has proudly offered an Indigenous Careers in Health program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students. The week-long program looks at a range of specialisations across different fields. Students will have the opportunity to speak with hospital staff and medical students about study and career choices.
Austin Health: Work experience
Parliament of Victoria Work Experience 2026 (ages 15+)
Expressions of interest to complete a work experience placement at the Parliament of Victoria in terms 1 & 2, 2026 are now open.
Whether you’re interested in politics, planting trees, law-making or baking, your work experience placement at the Parliament of Victoria will be an experience you’ll remember. This is a unique opportunity to undertake a week-long placement in either the Parliamentary Sitting or Parliamentary Services program. Placements run for 5 days: Monday-Friday, from 9am until 5pm each day.
Parliamentary Sitting placements provide the opportunity to see the law-making process up close. Students will go behind the scenes with the staff who directly support Parliament sittings, to get a deeper understanding of our democratic processes.
Parliamentary Services placements offer a variety of opportunities that can be matched with a broad range of student interests and career goals. Students will have the option to work with staff in one of the many professional service areas that support the day-to-day business of Parliament.
Expressions of interest for terms 1 & 2 will close at 5:00pm on Friday 30 January 2026. All students will be notified of the outcome of their expression of interest by Friday 20 February 2026.
Work experience at Parliament House
Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary Work Experience 2026 (year 9 & 10 students, 15+)
Nangak's Work Experience Program is designed to foster new skills in young people, create an awareness and appreciation of the conservation and biodiversity management industry and demonstrate the breadth of career opportunities in environmental science, research and education.
Successful applicants may assist in the following areas of the Sanctuary:
- land management
- plant production
- education
- biodiversity
- marketing, promotion & interpretation
- office & administration
- workshops & tours
The Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary cannot offer any opportunities to work with animals.
Work Experience placements run for one week from Monday to Friday on pre-selected dates throughout the year. Normal working hours are from 9.30am until 4.00pm. As part of your placement, you will be required to undertake some structured learning activities.
There are 4 places available for each of the placement weeks listed below. A maximum of two students can come from the same school for the same placement week.
Placement dates (these dates are subject to change based on other Sanctuary activities happening at the time):
| Term | Dates |
|---|---|
| 1 | 16th-20th March |
| 2 | 4th-8th May 1st-5th June |
| 3 | 27th-31st July 24th-28th August |
| 4 | 19th-23rd October |
Please ensure you have considered the travel time and distance to and from your home to Bundoora BEFORE you apply for a placement.
How to apply:
- Let careers know you will be applying
- Complete the below forms and have your parents/guardians sign them (do not need principals' signature at this stage)
- Click the following link and complete the online form - Work Experience Application Form, Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary, Get involved, Secondary school students, La Trobe University
Secondary school students, Nangak Tamboree Wildlife Sanctuary, Get involved, La Trobe University
ASD Cyber Security & Robotics Work Experience 2026 (year 11 & 12 students)
The ASD work experience program is for Year 11–12 students. The program focuses on students who are considering further studies in a STEM-related field.
The week-long program offers you an opportunity to extend your knowledge and skills through practical challenges. Scenarios could include:
- identifying security intrusions on a computer system
- learning how to identify email compromises
- learning to monitor network traffic to detect exploits
- learning how to conduct forensic examinations of hard drives
- learning about web application vulnerabilities
- learning modern encryption methods
- learning about different types of encryption and how they protect data
- using open-source software to recover keys and encrypt and decrypt data
- learning about geospatial analysis and how to use geospatial tools for imagery analysis
- engineering hardware and software solutions for security problems
- robotics programming using Arduinos
- construction of Arduino electrical circuits.
Students who enjoy discovering how technology works are considered favourably over those who use technology.
All placements are in Canberra. Students from interstate are encouraged to apply. Interstate students will receive assistance with travel (transportation) costs. Interstate students are responsible for their own accommodation.
Upcoming work experience program dates:
Session 1: 13 April 2026 – 17 April 2026
- Applications Open Date: Friday 30 January 2026
- Applications Close Date: Sunday 1 March 2026 11:30pm
Session 2: 6 July 2026 – 10 July 2026
- Applications Open Date: Friday 8 May 2026
- Applications Close Date: Sunday 7 June 2026 11:30pm
Session 3: 28 September 2026 – 2 October 2026
- Applications Open Date: Friday 31 July
- Applications Close Date: Sunday 30 August 2026 11:30pm
To apply please visit Defence Work Experience once applications open.
I'm starting my career | Australian Signals Directorate
Grandshake Virtual Work Experience (ages 14-19)
Grandshake offers a ton of awesome Virtual Work Experience programs for young people across Australia aged 14-19. These programs are a great way to get a taste of your dream career, all from your own home. And they help you learn some valuable skills along the way as well. The programs run all year, during school and the holidays, so you can sign up to start at any time. The programs typically run for four weeks, with a 2-4 hour commitment per week. Best of all, they’re totally free.
Grandshake: Connecting Students and Employers for Real-World Experiences
Competition
Storyfest National Novella Writing Competition for High School Students
The Storyfest National Novella Writing Competition is open to all Australian high school students. It is a wonderful opportunity for serious student writers, encouraging them in their literary growth – and there are also some fantastic prizes on offer.
Open Date: August 4, 2025
Close Date: December 5, 2025
Somerset Storyfest National Novella Writing Competition | Somerset Storyfest
Somerset National Poetry Prize
As a part of the 2026 Somerset Storyfest, school-aged students are invited to participate in the Somerset National Poetry Prize.
The purpose of the Somerset National Poetry Prize is to encourage a love of writing poetry amongst secondary school students, to affirm it as a worthwhile literary pursuit, and to stimulate excellence in writing. It also aims to inspire and enrich youth literature.
Each category winner will be awarded:
- Cash prizes
- Flights and accommodation to the Gold Coast
- Tickets to attend Somerset Storyfest (30 March to 1 April 2026)
- Exclusive access to meet with Australia’s elite authors and publicists
Close date: 15th December
Somerset Storyfest National Poetry Prize | Somerset Storyfest
Science without Borders® International Student Art Contest for Students Aged 11-19
The Science Without Borders® Challenge is an international contest that engages students and teachers in ocean conservation through art. This annual competition inspires students to be creative while promoting public awareness of the need to preserve, protect, and restore the world’s oceans and aquatic resources, contributing to the overarching goals of the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation. The Challenge is open to primary and secondary school students 11-19 years old, with scholarships of up to $500 awarded to the winning entries.
Close Date: 2nd March, 2026
Science without Borders® Challenge – International Student Art ContestLiving Oceans Foundation
Job Spotlights - Orthotist/Prosthesist & Cyber Security Analyst
How to become an Orthotist/Prosthetist - Study Work Grow
How to become a Cyber Security Analyst - Study Work Grow