VTAC Change of Preference

Closes: 14 December

Reopens: 23 December

Closes: 24 December

University Change of Preference Assistance

All universities have Student Recruitment Departments that are available to assist students with their Change of Preferences.

Deakin University

Change of Preferences events will run across Melbourne, Geelong and Warrnambool campuses on Friday 13 December.

Dedicated hotline support: 03 9246 8604

La Trobe University

Will be at St Joseph’s College between 1pm – 2pm on 12 December to assist students with Change Of Preference as well as:

Access to one-on-one VTAC support
Explore course options based on results
one-on-one appointment with staff from student recruitment

Federation University

Student Expo – Friday 13 December from 11am – 2pm.

Extended Hours for Student Recruitment on the following dates:

Thursday 12 December 7am – 7pm
Friday 13 December 8am – 6pm
Saturday 14 December 8am – 12pm

Melbourne University

Please visit their website for timely information and resources: https://study.unimelb.edu.au/study-with-us/undergraduate-courses/change-of-preference

Students and families are invited to join on campus for a change of preference expo on Friday 13 December.

Monash University `

Monash Change Day will be held on Friday 13 December from 2pm-5pm at Clayton Campus.

If students can't make it in person they are offering 1:1 appointments with Monash staff and current students who can give them detailed course and pathways advice, as well as step them through the initial unit selection process for science.

RMIT University

RMIT will host a change of preference event on Friday December 13 from 10am – 3pm.

Hot Line: 03 9925 2260

Swinburne University

Change of Preference Expo: Friday 13 December.

Swinburne’s Change of Preference Expo is a chance for students to explore their options whilst getting personalised advice.

Beth Crossman

Pathways Coordinator

Vocational Pathways Success Stories

St Joseph's College is thrilled to celebrate the achievements of many of our students who have left the College to take up apprenticeships and work opportunities. These students have come from both the academic and applied pathways and have sourced various work placements, undertaken VET Certificates and gone through job interviews and trials prior to being offered positions.

Our College celebrates the determination, courage and commitment these students have embodied to pursue their employment pathways and we wish them all the very best for as they take on the following careers:

Two painting apprenticeships
A plumbing apprenticeship
A cabinet maker apprenticeship
School Based Apprenticeship into a full-time Building apprenticeship
Automotive apprenticeship
Electrical apprenticeship
School Based Apprenticeship - Automotive
Electrical apprenticeship
Bricklaying
Building apprenticeship
School Based Heavy Diesel apprenticeship into full-time

St Joseph's is fortunate to have a passionate and dedicated Work Related Skills (WRS) Team within our Careers Department, who work intensely with our students who are aspiring to gain apprenticeships, traineeships and other employment opportunities.

Please contact the WRS team if you would like to know more about these pathways, or if your business would like to be involved in supporting our students by emailing: careers@sje.vic.edu.au

Ben Hearn

Work Related Skills Team

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