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What: AATIS Webinar: Sustainable Careers and the Future of WorkWho: Students (and their influencers) interested in sustainable careers, especially those connected with VET training.

When: Tuesday Aug 24, 2021 2:00PM – 3:00PM

More info: In this webinar, the panel will cover the types of sustainable careers needed in Australia, how the Australian VET system is supporting growth of sustainable careers, initiatives to encourage a green workforce for the future.

We will then have a facilitated discussion about the future of work and how sustainable careers can play a substantive role. Register here

 

What: Experience ACU

Who: Students interested in ACU offerings

When: Ballarat 28 September and Melbourne 30 September

More info: Get a taste of uni life before you enrol to study with us. This free event allows you to participate in hands-on workshops, meet staff and students, and explore our facilities. Register here.

 

What: ACU Talk With Industry Series

Who: Students interested in similar industry and career pathways

When: Varies 

IndustryDate
Exercise Scientists and Physiotherapists1 July
Arts3 Sept
Nursing, Midwifery and Paramedicine17 Sept
Teaching30 Sept

 

More info: These free, online webinars allow students to hear from ACU graduates about work experiences, realities and advice across a range of professions. To register visit https://www.acu.edu.au/about-acu/events/talk-with 

 

What: ACU Revision Sessions Webinar

Who: Students interested in getting a head start in preparing for exams, via a webinar hosted by an experienced VCE exam assessor who will guide students on how to respond to possible exam questions and consolidate their understanding of topics they’re studying. These sessions are free and registration ASAP is encouraged to avoid missing out.

When:

2021 Victorian revision webinars will run from 7 – 8.30pm on the following days:

 23 August: English – Unit 4: Reading and comparing texts, presenting argument (section B of exam) – Register here

24 August: Mathematical Methods – Unit 4: Probability – Register here

25 August: Business Management – Unit 4: Transforming a business – Register here

26 August: Health and Human Development – Unit 4: Health and human development in a global context – Register here

30 August: Legal Studies – Unit 4: The people and the law – Register here

31 August: Religion and Society – Unit 4: Religion, challenge and change – Register here 

 

What: ACU Guarantee and Entry Pathways Webinar 

Who: Students interested in ACU offerings, the early entry program ACU Guarantee and entry pathways more generally.

When: 7 September, 6-7pm, online

More info: Register here 

 

What: Australian Defence Force Info Sessions 

Who: Open to all students, especially those considering pursuing a role with the ADF.

When: Upcoming August sessions relating to General Info (19 and 25), ADFA Virtual Open Day (21)

More info: www.defencejobs.gov.au/events

 

What: BBLLLEN Events

Who: Students (Year 10 – 12) interested in similar industry and career pathways

When: Varies 

EventDate
Inspiring Careers in Health Experience and Dinner (Year 10 -12 students)1 Sept

Apprenticeships and Traineeships Information Evening, Warragul (see attached brochure)

Register Here

9 Sept (note change of date) 

 

What: Beacon Live Webinar Recording – Future Jobs and How to write a job winning resume

Who: Any student keen to hear about roles in the future and tips and tools for writing a job winning resume.

When: On demand 

More info:

What: Beacon Foundation Industry Live – Skills information sessions

Who: Students interested in exploring and learning more about the job specific skills and advice

When: Webinar sessions and dates vary

SessionDate
Skills Series: How to impress your new employer30 Aug
Skills Series: How to answer job interviews questions25 Oct

 

More info: Students interested in any of the above webinar sessions need to email Mrs Elly Martin who will provide the details and link needed to access the session. https://ebeacon.net.au/industrylive/ 

 

What: BiG Day In RMIT (virtual)

Who: Parents and students interested in careers in IT

When: 17 August, 10-12

More info: Here BiG Day in IT Melbourne showcases the range of careers and pathways connected with IT. Hosted by RMIT this is a free, virtual event. There are also past event recordings available for those interested.  

 

What: Billy Blue College Bright Awards

Who: Year 10 – 12 students.

When: Open now until 15 November

More info: Aims to recognise up-and-coming designers and support the future of the arts in high schools across Australia. Categories include 3D Animation; Fashion, Film, Games, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Photography, UX and Wed Design. Includes monetary prizes to help kick start creative dreams. https://bit.ly/3xm8Z2x

What Careers with STEM Apprenticeships and Traineeships Webinar

Who: Students interested in STEM careers, but particularly interested in finding out more about Apprenticeships and Traineeships, and hear from those who have carved a successful career path via VET.

When: Wednesday 25 August 12 – 1pm, online

More info: Register https://careerswithstem.com.au/events/

 

What Careers with STEM Next Gen Careers – Future Energy Specialist

Who: Students interested in STEM careers, but especially finding solutions and solving problems connected with sustainable future energy ideas.

When: Wednesday 8 September 12 – 1pm, online

More info: Interested in a career as a Future Energy Specialist? Join this webinar to learn more and meet the people who are shaping our energy future. You can ask them your burning career questions and hear their tips for study and work plus what their day-to-day job involves. Register for the event here. Register https://careerswithstem.com.au/events/

 

What: CSU Events Program 2021 

Who: Students (and their career influencers) interested in CSU offerings, including medicine.

When: Various dates and venues, but of note are the online sessions:

  • Parent Info Session 21 September
  • ATAR Advice Day 17-18 December

More info: www.csu.edu.au/events 

 

What: Cybersecurity Careers and Program with Genius Armoury

Who: Tech-loving students, especially those with a great eye for detail, an enquiring mind, good memory and an ability to focus and to see patterns. 

More info: To register for the course, visit https://www.theforage.com/virtual-internships/prototype/avbGLNY7iDcHLDeJk/GeniusArmoury_CybersecurityProgram

 

What: DLTV Careers in Cybersecurity 

Who: Students interested in Deakin offerings

When: 9 September, 1.30 – 3.00pm, webinar, accessible in the Careers Office (Jericho 10)

More info: Exploring Careers in Cyber Security - Secondary Student Webinar Tickets, Thu 09/09/2021 at 1:30 pm | Eventbrite

 

What Deakin Events Program – Campus Tours and Information Sessions

Who: Students interested in Deakin offerings

When: 18 – 29 September (Covid-19 permitting) includes campus tours and information sessions

More info: Registration required

 

What Deakin CASPer Test Webinar

Who: Students interested teaching and wanting to know more about the CASPer Test which is an entry requirement.

When: Wednesday 15 September, 5-6pm, online

More info: Deakin University will be hosting a free, dedicated CASPer test webinar and students keen on studying teaching are encouraged to register and participate even if they are considering a teaching course at another institution.

 

What Deakin Accelerate Webinar

Who: Current Year 11 students interested in exploring higher education studies with Deakin.

When: Wednesday 13 October, 6-7pm, online

More info: Register here

 

What: Endeavour College of Natural Health – Future Students Information Events 

Who: Students interested in Endeavour College offerings

When:   Various dates in September

                Week 1 (1-3 September): Short courses 

Week 2 (6-10 September): Nutrition

Week 3 (13-17 September): Naturopathy

Week 4 (20-24 September): Chinese Medicine

Week 5 (27-30 September): Massage 

More info: Register here 

 

What: Federation University – Your Fed Future Information Events 

Who: Students interested in Federation University offerings

When: Varies 

More info: and RSVP - https://bit.ly/2WfWfLo 

Access recordings of previous webinars on careers, pathways, scholarships and visual arts etc., at https://bit.ly/3bKOIsq

 

What: Japanese Short Film Competition – Video Matsuri Contest

Who: Students with an interest in Japanese culture and film-making.

When: Open now until 1 September

More info: You will produce a short film that includes the Japanese language. https://bit.ly/2BaMqWY 

 

What: Latrobe Experience Clever Online Events Program 2021 

Who: Students interested in Latrobe offerings including general information, Aspire (Early Entry) and course offerings

When: 

Aug

Aspire Early Admissions Program

27 JulyParents information seminar

More info: https://www.latrobe.edu.au/study/undergrad/ug-webinars 

 

What: Mobile Muster Student Film Competition 

Who: Students with an interest in the importance of sustainable practises like recycling mobile phones and film-making.

When: Open now until 13 September

More info: Theme is Protect the Planet, film is required to be 1minute in length, in any genre, encouraging the community to recycle their old mobile phones. Cash prizes. See competition website.

 

What: MyFuture Webinars – Career planning and transition for young people on the autism spectrum: a webinar for parents 

Who: Especially, career influencers, such as parents and guardians who are interested in helping their young person career plan and transition.

When: 2 September, from 4-5pm

More info: Interactive webinar to help parents understand research, their role and a support tool https://myfuture.edu.au/footer/assist-others/webinars#/ 

 

What: MyFuture Webinars – Industry insights in media and telecommunications

Who: Students or anyone interested in hearing about careers in the media and telecommunications industry.

When: 9 September, from 4-5pm

More info: In this webinar you will hear from a panel of representatives from technology and telecommunications companies. We’ll explore a range of occupations in the industry, essential competencies required for the work, emerging occupations and future challenges for this industry. https://myfuture.edu.au/footer/assist-others/webinars#/

 

What: Monash Events Program 2021 

Who: Students interested in Monash offerings

When: Various dates and venues

More info: https://www.monash.edu/study/why-choose-monash/information-for-schools-and-teachers/events-and-programs and don’t forget their extensive range of online/virtual tours and resources available via our Destination Monash hub.

 

Where can a Monash Science Degree take me?Wednesday 11 August, 6.30pm – 8.00pm
Engineer your FutureThursday 26 August, 6.30pm – 8.00pm
Fine Arts Folio Preparation, Talk to Design & ArchitectureWednesday 7 September, 6.30pm – 7.30pm
Arts degrees and the Bachelor's/Master's ProgramTuesday 5 October, 6.30pm – 8.00pm
Monash Science ExperienceWednesday 6 October, 6.00pm – 7.00pm

 

What: National Careers Week Recorded Webinar

Who: Any individual interested in digital careers and parents interested in helping their child with careers and pathways.

When: On Demand, Online, recordings of webinars

More info: https://careersweek.com.au/on-demand-webinars/

 

What: National Skills Week 

Who: Students and parents interested learning more about skills-based careers and pathways connected with apprenticeships, traineeships, practical and vocational learning (VET). 

When: 23 – 29 August 2021

More info: https://www.nationalskillsweek.com.au/

 

What: NCI – The Changing Nature of the World of Work

Who: Anyone interested in hearing a live panel discussion about the dynamic nature of the world of work.

When: Tuesday 24 August from 1.30 – 1.50pm

More info: Brief webinar, hosted on Facebook Live by NCI, in the form of a live panel discussion. Advertised as part of the National Skills Week program. Elly Martin will display this in Jericho 11 (Centre Space) for any staff and students interested in attending.

 

What: Premier’s Spirit of Anzac Prize

Who: Victorian students in Year 9, 10 and 11 who are interested in exploring Australia’s significant war and peace keeping history.

When: Open now and closes 5pm on Tuesday 31st August.

More info: Check eligibility, prompt details, submission requirements and permission forms on the program website

 

What: Plan Your Own Enterprise Competition

Who: Any secondary student at a registered Australian secondary school

When: Open now and closes 10 September 2021.

More info: Involves creation of an idea for a small business and an associated business plan. Free to enter, great prizes, group and individual entry categories. More details 

 

What: Richmond Institute Cert IV Allied Health Assistance – Sport and Fitness Info Session

Who: Any student with an interest in Health roles and finding out more about Cert IV in AHA. 

When: Online Information Session, Tuesday 31 August, 6pm

More info: And to register, click here

 

What: RMIT Experience Surveying Recording

Who: Any student with an interest in finding out more about the pathways connected with surveying

When: Pre-recorded sessions available online.

More info: https://www.alifewithoutlimits.com.au/rmit-experience-surveying-day/

 

What: STEM 2021 on Demand

Who: anyone interested in STEM careers.

When: On demand.

More info: https://stem2021.com.au/ A unique, online, on demand event bringing Australian educators and STEM professionals TED-style talks from world-renowned experts on creativity, innovation and STEM.

 

What: University of Adelaide’s Young Scientist of the Year Competition

Who: Students in Year 7 – 10 interested in Science and an environmental problem or solution.

When: Open now until 29th October.

More info: Students can create a 2-5 minute video on an environmental problem or solution for the chance to be named the University of Adelaide Young Scientist of the Year, and win cash prizes for themselves and their school. Students can enter as individuals or in a group of up to four. Head to our competition page for information on topics, prizes and how to enter. And chat to your MSCW Science teacher if interested in participating.

 

What: UNSW – Bragg Student Prize for Science Writing

Who: Students in Year 7-10 who are willing to consider STEMs relevance to everyday life.

When: Open now

More info: Write an 800 word essay on the STEM that's part of your everyday life and you could win a $500 voucher plus publication in Australia's most prestigious science writing outlets. More details available here

 

What: University of Melbourne – Meet Melbourne Online

Who: Open to any student, especially Year 10 to 12, interested in obtaining more information about the courses and opportunities available at the University of Melbourne. 

When: Completed, but available On Demand.

More info: https://bit.ly/3egroGe

 

What: Victorian Police Info Sessions 

Who: Open to all students, especially those considering pursuing a role with Victoria Police

When: Thursday 9 September 2021 (Online)

More info: www.police.vic.gov.au/police-information-sessions

 

What: Wildlife Photography Competition

Who: Students interested wildlife photography

When: Open now until 31 August

More info: This is a partnership between Crikey! Magazine and the Australia Zoo. It aims to encourage photographers from around the world to contribute their work to celebrate and illustrate the rich diversity of life on Earth and inspire action to conserve it. Range of categories https://bit.ly/2ACCKV2 

 

What: Young Endeavour 

Who: Youth aged 16-23 interested in experiencing a sailing adventure. 

When: Applications are open now with new 2021 voyage dates, sailing from June – December in New South Wales, Queensland and Victorian waters. 

More info: including dates, application info www.youngendeavour.gov.au. Financial assistance is available to eligible candidates.

 

What: William Angliss Institute – Talk and Tour and Info Sessions

Who: Students interested in WA offerings.

When: Talk and Tour – 20 and 21 September and Info Sessions every Thursday in November 7-8pm.

More info: See the open day page for more information and to register.