First term is officially finished and it has been a busy one for the Careers Team.

We have enjoyed getting to know our Year 12 students better through Careers Conversations and hope these have been a positive experience for them.

School holidays are a great time to start to do some serious research on career aspirations for the future. During the next few terms there will be a lot of talk about university and TAFE courses for 2024 but some students will also be considering employment and Gap year options.

Gap Year Options

What is a gap year?

Traditionally a gap year was taken by Year 12 students who deferred their university studies for 12-months. Now gap years are also taken by students who would like to delay their TAFE or university studies or apprenticeships.

What are the benefits of taking a gap year?

There are many benefits for young people including the following:

Financial: save money to fund future study/training.

Career development: complete a traineeship, TAFE course, volunteering etc., before starting university studies. This may improve your graduate employment prospects and give you practical employment skills.

Take a break: if you’re feeling burnt out from study, taking a break may be beneficial for your mental wellbeing.

Time to firm up your future goals: if you’re feeling unsure about your study or training plans, a gap year may give you time to explore your goals, attend open days, participate in work or training related to your interests, and give you more time to make sure the course or training you want to do in the future is right for you.

EXAMPLES OF GAP YEAR OPPORTUNITIES

Apprenticeship Factory Traineeships – Location Shepparton and surrounds

Each year the Apprenticeship Factory seeks to employ a number of Year 12 students who have finished Year 12 for gap year Traineeship positions the following year. The Apprenticeship Factory is the trainee’s employer however the trainee is hosted out to various businesses in the region and they work on a daily basis.

Most of these locations will be within educational settings, either primary or secondary. Trainees will complete certificates in a range of fields whilst completing their traineeship. Certificate course examples include but not limited to: Business, Education Support, IT, and Sports and Rec. These traineeships are advertised in schools around August with interviews happening in September. Keep an eye on Senior Secondary Careers TEAMS Page or COMPASS for information for the 2024 year.

GV Health

GV Health offer traineeships in the area of Allied Health. The program gives school leavers an opportunity to explore healthcare roles and gives them experience to bolster their future endeavours. In 2022 the program expanded to five trainees, with two positions in Allied Health Assistance and three positions in Health Assistance in Nursing. These positions are advertised by the school towards the end of the year and on the internet on seek and can also be found on GV Health Website.

Australian Defence Force - Applications open

Year 12 students can apply for a 12-month position in the Air Force, Army or Navy to begin in 2024. The following roles were on offer in the 2023 intake and can be used as a guide for what may be offered in the 2024 intake.

Navy:

Helicopter Mission Commander

Electronics Engineer

Electronics Engineer Submariner

Maritime Warfare Officer

Maritime Warfare Officer Submariner

Navy Sailor

Mechanical Engineer

Mechanical Engineering Submariner

Logistics & Finance Officer

Airforce

Administration Assistant

Air Force Security

Aviation Support Technician

Cabin Crew (Flight Attendant)

Warehouse Store person

Army

Army Support

Army Combat

Administration Assistant

Start your application

You can start your application now and book the YOU session (aptitude test).

Create an account via www.defencejobs.gov.au

Follow the steps to start your application and book the YOU aptitude session.

You will need to enter your personal details, complete a medical questionnaire, and upload your Year 10 – 12 academic reports.

New Ventures Worldwide (NVW)

Overseas gap years are back! Year 12 students may consider volunteering or working overseas next year before starting study or training in 2025. These programs provide a range of benefits, including meeting people from different cultures, building skills in leadership, improving confidence, strengthening your resume, and taking a break from study.

This company - New Ventures Worldwide offers overseas work experience programs in the following roles:

United Kingdom & NZ

Outdoor Camp Assistant

School Assistant

Canada

Outdoor Camp Assistant

Argentina

School Assistant

Spain, Vietnam, Poland

Language Tutor

Ghana

Community Volunteer

School Assistant

For information on costs, key dates and how to apply, visit https://newventuresworldwide.com

Other places to find out about gap year programs:

(Click on the underlined headings to find out more information)

Antipodeans Abroad - https://weareworldchallenge.com/australasia/antipodeans/

A range of educational travel and volunteering programs.

Projects Abroad - https://www.projects-abroad.com.au/

Offers volunteering, internship and exchange programs.

LetzLive https://www.letzlive.org/

A range of different programs and working holidays.

Snowskool - https://www.snowskool.com/

Has ski and snowboard instructor courses and paid internships.

EA Ski and Snowboard - https://easkiandsnowboard.com/

Ski and snowboard instructor courses followed by paid work.

Study Abroad - https://www.studyabroad.com/

Looks at opportunities to travel, study, work, intern and volunteer in a range of locations.

EF Australia - https://www.ef-australia.com.au/

Offers a range of study and exchange programs.

Bush Recruitment - https://bushrecruitment.com.au/

Finds positions on farms and stations across Australia

One World 365 - http://www.oneworld365.org/teaching

Teaching English in many different countries.

Camp Counselors USA - https://www.ccusa.com.au/

Summer camp job opportunities in the USA (plus other opportunities as well).

Camp America - https://www.campamerica.com.au/

US summer camp jobs.

Employment opportunities

Each year businesses in the local area contact GSSC looking for students interested in undertaking a gap year position with their company. You will find these advertised on the Senior Secondary Careers TEAMs Page, GSSC Careers Facebook page and on COMPASS. If you are keen for a particular type of work speak to your Careers Practitioner so that they can keep you in mind when these opportunities come in.

Other places to find work include:

Seek - https://www.seek.com.au/jobs

Jora - https://au.jora.com/

Year 9 – 12 Students

WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAMS

Note: families are responsible for all costs associated with these work experience programs, including transport and accommodation. To apply, please see your career adviser first to discuss dates and required paper work.

Science and Mathematics (Year 9 & 10)

Swinburne University offers week long work experience placements in the following study areas:

Applied Mathematics

Astronomy & Astrophysics

Biotechnology & Biochemistry

The work experience placements will be held at the Hawthorn campus. For information on dates and to apply, visit https://bit.ly/405prmN

Laboratory Science (Year 10)

Deakin University is offering laboratory science work experience for 36 lucky students from Australia at their Melbourne Burwood campus. The experience is for high achieving Year 10 students who are interested in molecular biology and cell science. Dates for the experience are 12 – 16 June 2023. Applications are now open and students can apply via www.deakin.edu.au/sebe/outreach

Electrical Engineering, IT and Electrical Trades (Year 10 – 12)

CitiPower and Powercorp run a work experience program called ‘Bright Sparks’. The week-long program offers female-identifying and non-binary students the chance to explore what a career in electrical engineering, IT or electrical trades might look like. The work experience will be held in Melbourne. For information and to express your interest, visit http://bit.ly/3yXK1tm

WORK EXPERIENCE PROGRAMS

Female students - IT

Tata Consultancy Services’ goIT Girls is a week-long work experience program aimed at female students in Years 10 and 11.

Participants meet senior executives from TCS and its client organisations, who provide insight into the various STEM roles that exist across the business spectrum with the goal of inspiring a new generation of innovators, problem solvers and technology professionals. goIT Girls will be offered as an in-person or virtual experience in 2023.

For information and to apply, visit https://bit.ly/3lv582T

Australian Defence Force (ADF) Work Experience

The ADF offers work experience to Year 10 – 12 students. There are work experience placements available in the following roles:

ASD Cyber Security and Robotics

Indigenous Youth Placement: RCM Duntroon

Army Officer Overview: RMC Duntroon

Navy Aviation Overview

Air Force Aviation Program for Women

Indigenous Youth Placement: Army

Information - http://bit.ly/3DaOThp

Powerhouse Museum & Sydney Observatory

This work experience program gives insight into the operational aspects of a cultural institution, including museum practices, entertainment, education programs and visitor services. Students will support the delivery of public programs at the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney Observatory and the Museums Discovery Centre, working alongside staff and volunteers. Applications for July placements open on 1 May. Visit http://bit.ly/3TwnLAd for more information.

All Students

VETERINARY SCIENCE

Have you considered pursuing a career in Veterinary Science? Entry into veterinary science courses is very competitive. You can apply to enter courses via undergraduate (straight from school) or graduate (complete a university degree first) entry. It’s never too early to start preparing for course entry. The following are important tasks to focus on:

Subjects

It’s important you are studying subjects that will enable you to enter undergraduate entry courses and be prepared for the rigour of university study. Recommended high school subjects are:

Chemistry, Biology and Physics

Advanced Mathematics.

Some undergraduate entry courses have prerequisites in Chemistry and Advanced Mathematics.

Work experience

Some courses will require you to demonstrate a ‘commitment to the animal industry’. For these courses, you will need to supply evidence of work experience and/or volunteering as part of your application.

Interview

Some courses will require short-listed applicants to participate in an interview. Build your interview skills through practising with friends and family, and through engaging in community programs, employment, sport, and leadership programs.

For information on entry requirements for Vet science courses in Australia, visit https://bit.ly/3TyVF7m

AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY (ANU)

Missed the recent Open Day? The University recorded the presentations and students and families can watch them on demand. Learn about the amazing courses, student services, accommodation and scholarships at ANU by watching the videos from the comfort of home, https://openday.anu.edu.au/watch-listen

UNIVERSITY COURSE SEARCH TOOLS

Course Seeker

There are many university courses at various institutions across Australia. It can be a daunting task to research your options, but the Course Seeker website has been designed to make this an easy process for you.

It contains a national course comparison tool which enables students to search, select and compare higher education courses and filter search results by ATAR, study area and location, www.courseseeker.edu.au

View course ATARs

If you would like view the ATAR profiles for university courses for each state, you can do this by using the course search functions on state based Tertiary Admission Centres.

Students will be able to view the lowest ATAR and lowest selection rank (ATAR inclusive of equity and academic bonus points) to receive an offer for the 2023 intake.

Course ATARs can be used as a guide when planning for post school studies. It’s important to note that as selection ranks are based on the demand for a course, they may rise or fall for the 2024 intake.

Use the following websites to access up to date information.

Victoria: www.vtac.edu.au

NSW & ACT: www.uac.edu.au

QLD: www.qtac.edu.au

SA & NT: www.satac.edu.au

WA: www.tisc.edu.au

Tasmania: www.utas.edu.au

BUSINESS + STEM

Do you love business and IT? Have a passion for analytics, apps, and entrepreneurship? Want to make an impact on communities and improve the lives of people and the environment? The team at Careers with STEM have written several excellent articles showcasing business + STEM occupations. Check out the huge range of careers you can explore and read profiles of people working in this exciting field, http://bit.ly/42tRqy0

ACADEMIC INSIGHTS PROGRAM

The National Institute of Education (NIE) Australia has partnered with Immerse Education to bring you the Academic Insights Program for:

Medicine

Psychology

Veterinary Studies

Engineering

International Relations

Business Management, and

Creative Writing

The program will see students live and study at The University of Sydney between 3 – 13 January 2024. Participants will attend lectures, tuitions, complete a research assignment, and be involved in an array of social and cultural activities. Students will live at St Paul's College (University of Sydney) for the duration of the program.

The academic components of the program will be facilitated by academics from Oxford and Cambridge Universities, who will fly in and stay for the 10-day duration of the program.

In addition to all other activities, students will be receiving a Certificate of Completion, a detailed personalised performance review, and a personalised letter of recommendation, which they can use for applying to universities and various scholarship programs.

Program Inclusions:

10 nights' accommodation in a college at the University of Sydney;

Breakfast, lunch, and dinner in College Hall;

Accommodation in an individual bedroom;

35 hours of academic sessions from Oxford University and Cambridge University tutors;

Carefully designed study and lecture materials;

Mentor program and access to support material;

Formal hall dinners at the University of Sydney;

Visits to iconic landmarks including Sydney Opera House, Darling Harbour, and the Taronga Zoo;

Cultural and social activities including: Australian Football, Cricket, and opportunities for BBQ;

Graduation ceremony and certificate;

A detailed evaluation written by the tutors;

Mentor family photograph;

Free premium membership to UniPrepare's 'Nurture' plan

Note: the cost of this program is $9,690 (11 days inclusive). For detailed information about the cost and how to enrol please visit:

www.nie.edu.au/academic-insights-program

WILL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE REPLACE CERTAIN JOBS?

Chat GPT has recently been launched and this has increased online ‘chatter’ about the impact of artificial intelligence and automation on jobs and how this will impact young people.

When we look at huge changes resulting from automation in the past (e.g., the industrial revolution), we know that there is usually a period of change to tasks, skills and jobs and that whilst some jobs become obsolete or the demand lessons, other jobs are usually created.

In terms of AI, for people who are tech savvy, programs like Chat GPT and Microsoft Copilot will have a beneficial impact on their jobs in occupations like business administration, business analytics, marketing, content creation, research, and finance.

It may have a detrimental impact on occupations like copywriting, editing, and strategic planning as people who are tech savvy and know how to utilise the functions of these programs may have a lesser need to engage with people who provide these services.

What does this mean for you?

It's crucial to recognise that AI is a permanent part of our technological landscape. We've already witnessed the launch of game-changing AI programs this year, and as this sector presents a lucrative opportunity for entrepreneurs, we can expect to see a steady stream of new programs in 2023 and beyond.

Not all occupations will be impacted, but if you are planning to move into an occupation that will be, it’s essential you understand what skills you will need to be able to keep up with changes in workplace tasks.

Workplaces will adapt to new technologies as they evolve and you will need to as well. Skills like digital literacy, understanding ethics, problem solving, critical thinking, collaboration, adaptability and technical skills will be essential.

JOBS IN ROBOTICS & AI

The team at Careers with STEM has written the following article for students interested in exploring careers in this exciting industry.

Seven career and study pathways in robotics in AI

“With the increasing accessibility of free AI platforms, fresh grads with AI skills are in serious demand. In Australia, just over 20% of startups say AI is relevant to what they do, and by 2030 we we'll need an extra 161,000 AI specialists to fill yet-to-be advertised jobs. Not sure where to start with your studies? Check our list of real-life AI role models doing incredible, innovative things in areas like machine learning, language, space, wildlife conservation and healthcare” http://bit.ly/42uZZse

AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE ACADEMY

Students who would like to combine university study with a military lifestyle and career should consider applying for the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA), Canberra.

Students will receive a fully subsidised university degree from UNSW, a wage, and military training in the role you apply for.

Undergraduate degrees include:

Arts

Business

Engineering – Aeronautical, Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical

Aviation

Computing and Cyber Security

Science

Civilians can also study at ADFA, Canberra. For information and to start your application, visit www.unsw.adfa.edu.au

INTERESTED IN STUDYING BUSINESS?

Not sure where to start or what business specialisations will suit you? If you decide to study a business degree at university, you will choose a specialisation – this is a called a major.

Majors are a sequence of subjects you study during your degree. When you are exploring business and/or commerce degrees at universities, it is important to research what majors they offer. This can help you to narrow down your university choices.

Monash University has developed an excellent website that enables you map your ‘business personality’ to business majors. You can explore the site at www.monash.edu/business/business-explorer

AUSTRALIAN JOBS REPORT 2022

The newly released 2022 Australian Jobs Report presents a user-friendly summary of employment patterns in Australia. It can help young people to understand the labour market and emerging skill trends and what skills will be in demand in the future. The team at My Career Match have created a visual breakdown of the report results. Download it here, https://bit.ly/3CpL6JA

COMPETITION - FILMMAKING

Calling all High School filmmakers

As part of their annual Martini Film Festival & Awards, JMC Academy hosts the High School Mocktail Film Awards. To enter, you will need to submit a short film (eg film, documentary, animation, television commercial, film clip) by Sunday 14 May. There are amazing prizes to be won, https://bit.ly/3qmBa0g

AUSTRALIAN HARVARD MODEL

United Nations Conference

For the first time, the prestigious Harvard Model UN Conference is coming to Sydney! With 1000+ Year 9-12 students expected to participate, this is an opportunity not to be missed. Visit the website to register your interest in this four-day event as an individual delegate. Visit www.hmunaustralia.org for more information.

NEW EXERCISE SCIENCE DEGREE

Deakin University has just announced a new degree starting in 2024 for high achievers – Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science Advanced (Honours). The course aims to distinguish graduates in the field of exercise and sport science and will be offered at the Geelong Waurn Ponds Campus.

Leveraging Deakin’s strong industry partnerships, students will complete 220 hours of placement experience within a variety of environments such as: professional sporting clubs, governing bodies, high performance centres, recreational gyms, and rehabilitation clinics ensuring they graduate job-ready. Learn about the course via https://bit.ly/3lvS25w

BACHELOR OF POLITICS, PHILOSOPHY & ECONOMICS (PPE)

Do you have an interest in humanities, global studies and business but don’t know what you would like to study at university in the future?

The Bachelor of Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE) might be the perfect choice for you! Here are some reasons why:

It's a mix of politics, philosophy, and economics, which can give you a broad understanding of how these fields intersect and influence each other;

You'll learn how to think critically about complex social, political, and economic issues from multiple perspectives;

PPE can lead to a variety of careers in law, public policy, government, business, and more.

You'll gain an understanding of global issues like economic inequality and international conflicts;

PPE can prepare you for further studies in law, public policy, economics, and philosophy.

You can study this degree at the following Victorian universities:

Monash University, www.monash.edu

Deakin University, www.deakin.edu.au

La Trobe University, www.latrobe.edu.au

TRAIN TO BECOME A FLIGHT ATTENDANT

Flight attendants (also known as cabin crew) ensure the check in and out of passengers on domestic and international airlines. They provide exceptional customer service and give clear guidelines to passengers about safety processes. They also provide food and beverage services to passengers and work closely with the pilot/s.

Interesting information about flight attendants in Australia:

78% are female

The average age is 38

There are 8,500 flight attendants employed

51% work full time

Source: https://labourmarketinsights.gov.au/

To become a flight attendant, you don’t need formal qualifications, however some workers have completed the Certificate III in Aviation (Cabin Crew).

William Angliss Institute offers the Certificate III in Aviation (Cabin Crew). To find out about the course, go to www.angliss.edu.au

Requirements for flight attendants:

Search flight attendant jobs on ww.seek.com.au to learn about employment requirements for different air carriers.

Common requirements include:

Excellent health and fitness

Able to swim 50 meters fully clothed

Able to reach 180cms on flat feet

18 years +

Security check

Responsible Service of Alcohol

First Aid certificate

Experience in customer service

Have a passport

Can work a 24/7 roster

Did you know?

You can work as a cabin crew professional in the Air Force? You can also apply to complete a gap year in the Cabin Crew role. Information, www.defencejobs.gov.au

One of the best ways to develop ideas for occupations and courses is to participate in career events. Check the Career Newsletter for upcoming events and join social media accounts for any higher education provider or training institute you are currently interested in to ensure you are up to date with events. The following are events you may be interested in.

Year 9 & 10 Students

THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE

A Day at Melbourne

This is an exciting event for Year 9 and 10 students running at the Parkville campus on Saturday 22 April. Students will choose two hands-on workshops, participate in information sessions, and speak one to one with course advisers. Parents will be able to participate in two parent specific sessions. For information and to book your place, visit http://bit.ly/3Jt8Kub

MONASH UNIVERSITY

Girl Power in Engineering & IT (Year 9 students)

Year 9 female students are invited to apply for the exciting 4 year Girl Power program, including a three-night camp at the University of Melbourne, work experience in year 10 and mentoring opportunities in year 11 and 12, http://bit.ly/3JocDSB

Hands on Engineering and IT (Year 10)

Year 10 students can register to participate in free exciting engineering & IT workshops during the term break, https://bit.ly/3SVAqfw

Year 10-12 Students

SAE CREATIVE MEDIA INSTITUTE

SAE has several campuses across Australia. The Institute is opening its doors this April for a one-day program, designed to expand your skills and get you working on inspiring creative projects in the fields of Animation, Audio, Design, Film, Games, Music Production, or Songwriting. The event at Melbourne will be held on Saturday 29 April,

https://sae.edu.au/whats-on/

Year 11 & 12 Students

MYSCI, MONASH UNIVERSITY

MYSci is a three-day science program specifically designed for students who are in Years 11 and 12. The program will run between 12 – 14 April at the Clayton campus. Program activities will include:

hands-on workshops

access to brilliant teaching facilities

opportunity to meet Monash Research Scientists

exposure to potential career pathways

activities with the Young Scientists of Australia

social activities

Cost: $115 per student. This is a fantastic event!

https://shop.monash.edu/mysci-2023.html

All Students

COLLARTS

Save the date! The Collarts Open Day is running on Saturday 13 May. The College offers a wide range of creative media courses such as design, animation, film, music, comedy and fashion marketing. Campus locations are at Collingwood, Fitzoy and Melboune www.collarts.edu.au/open-day

FLIGHT TRAINING

Flight Academy Australia (FAA)

FAA is running an Airline Pilot Workshop for students interested in aviation. The program will take place at the Essendon Airport on 18 and 19 April. The cost is $1000. For information and to register, visit www.flyfaa.com.au

Smartair

Smart is located at the Albury Airport. They are running a 5-day school holiday program for students interested in aviation. The cost is $1,400 and applicants will complete 5 x one-hour flights with an instructor. For information and to register, visit www.smartair.com.au

ACN NURSING AND HEALTH EXPO

The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) is hosting a Nursing and Health Expo on Saturday 1 April at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre. You will be able to explore career pathways, research courses, and speak directly to nurses working in a variety of practice areas. To register, visit

www.acn.edu.au/events/nursing-health-expo

MONASH UNIVERSITY

Monash has the following course information sessions, campus tours, and information evenings running in March and April, www.monash.edu/discover/events

April

4 Monash Information Evening - Peninsula

5 Monash Information Evening - Warrnambool

19 Clayton Campus tour

20 Caulfield & Peninsula campus tours

20 Discover Business

Access Monash: the following events will be held online, https://bit.ly/3kVijtH

March

30 Regional student experience: Introduction to University

May

4 Study skills session

10 Law student panel

11 Nursing, Midwifery & Health Sciences student panel

16 Medicine & Biomedicine student panel

AUSRALIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY (AIT)

AIT offers courses in games design, games programming, 2D and 3D animation, film, interior design, and mobile app development. The Institute is running an information evening at their Melbourne campus on Tuesday 4 April between 5.30pm – 8pm. For information and to register visit www.ait.edu.au/upcoming-events

ENDEAVOUR COLLEGE OF NATURAL HEALTH

The College is located at Melbourne and offers higher education courses in: naturopathy, acupuncture, nutritional and dietetic medicine, myotherapy, complimentary medicine, and remedial massage (Diploma).

The College is running a Natural Health Open Day on Saturday 15 April. You will be able to: tours the campus facilities, learn about student life, and chat to course advisers and academics.

For information and to register your place, visit www.endeavour.edu.au/events/

AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY (ACU)

Talk with Industry Series

ACU is running the following online ‘Talk with Industry Series’ events in April:

18 Talk with Teachers

19 Talk with Lawyers & Criminologists

27 Talk with Business & IT Professions

The sessions will be held between 6 – 7pm and are open to prospective students www.acu.edu.au/about-acu/events/

Discover ACU

Discover ACU events are designed to give students a taste of university life. Students will have the opportunity to participate in hands-on workshops with faculty experts, explore first-class facilities, chat with current students and alumni as well as take a tour of the beautiful campuses. The first Discover event will be held at the Ballarat campus on Thursday 20 April. For information and to register visit http://bit.ly/404WhEf

NEW YORK FILM ACADEMY (NYFA)

NYFA is located on the Gold Coast, Queensland. The Academy offers courses in filmmaking, screen writing and acting and has campuses across North America, Europe, and the Asia Pacific. They are running an open day on Saturday 15 April. For information and to register, visit www.nyfa.edu.au/nyfa-events/

HIGHER EDUCATION CAMPUS TOURS

Students are invited to participate in on-campus higher education institution tours during the upcoming term break. Tours will be conducted by student ambassadors and specialist course advisers and will generally run for around 45 minutes.

Tours provide a perfect opportunity for prospective students and their families to ask questions about courses, student services, accommodation, and scholarships etc. The following are examples of institutes who are running tours:

Deakin University

12 – 20 April: participate in a campus and accommodation tour at the Deakin campus of your choice, https://bit.ly/3w4hpyr

Monash University

19, 20 April: participate in a tour of the Clayton, Caulfield, and/or Peninsula campuses, www.monash.edu/discover/events

18 April – April: Medicine, Nursing & Health Science tours, https://bit.ly/3JYd4mM

La Trobe University

Albury-Wodonga campus: book a campus tour by emailing Marcella Bulic, M.Bulic@latrobe.edu.au

Australian Catholic University

Register for a personalised campus tour via https://bit.ly/3Hq5zAE

Charles Sturt University

Register for a personalised campus tour via www.csu.edu.au/contacts/campus-tour

Swinburne University

Register for a personalised campus tour via

www.swinburne.edu.au/forms/campus-tour

Box Hill Institute

Register for a ‘talk and tour’ session at the Box Hill (28 March) or Lilydale (30 March) campus. Register via, www.boxhill.edu.au

VCE & Careers Expo

One of the biggest events on the calendar!

Students and families are invited to attend the annual VCE and Careers Expo. Over four days you can attend a range of seminars on topics including:

VCE subjects

Tertiary courses

Careers

Employment opportunities

Gap year options

Dates: Thursday 4 – Saturday 6 May

Venue: Caulfield Racecourse, Caulfield

For information and to purchase tickets, visit www.vceandcareers.com.au

The HSC and Careers Expo will be held in June, www.hscandcareers.com.au

AUSTRALIAN DEFENCE FORCE

You can find out about careers in the Australian Defence Force through participating in free information sessions. There are sessions running at various locations across Victoria and NSW and online sessions www.defencejobs.gov.au/events

THE UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE

Girls Programming Network

Whether you’re just starting out or you’re a programming pro, this free full day programming workshop is run by girls for girls. These events are one Saturday per term with the first event on 25 March http://bit.ly/3L5D3Ka

Colleges – Open House 2023

If you’re considering studying at The University of Melbourne in the future and would like to live on campus, you should consider attending Open House 2023. You will be able to tour the ten Residential Colleges and speak directly to advisers and current residents. The event will be held on Saturday 6 May 2023, 11am-4pm. For information and to register visit https://bit.ly/42yqpcy

Careers Team

Careers Leader – Natasha Boyko

Neighbourhood 1 Biyala – Susan Barr

Neighbourhood 2 Dharnya – Graeme Crosbie

Neighbourhood 3 Bayuna – Dan Watson

Partnerships Manager – Mary-Ann Linehan

Industry Engagement Priority Cohorts Coordinator Colleen Wilkinson

Dates to Remember

Term 1