Career News

Engineering

Engineering is a broad area of study with many specialties. The following link gives an overview of some of the areas it can cover.

https://www.gooduniversitiesguide.com.au/careers-guide/browse?rating_search=uni_course&keywordLong=ENGINEER&fowCareer=&towCareer=&skillevel=

 

Many of our students choose to study Engineering at UNSW or Sydney University. Newcastle and Wollongong Universities are also popular. Did you know that on our doorstep CSU Engineering in Bathurst is really ‘making waves’ with their engineering program. See the attached article

https://www.smh.com.au/education/nsw-uni-course-with-no-exams-or-lectures-named-among-top-four-in-the-world-by-mit-20180328-p4z6pu.html

Exercise Physiology

Interested in sports physiotherapy? Have you considered clinical exercise physiology as being a more suitable pathway than physiotherapy?

“Where physiotherapists assist people with movement disorders using techniques to assist muscles and joints to move to their full potential, clinical exercise physiologists use exercise to prevent and rehabilitate disease and injury in the community”.

Students will study an Exercise and Sport Science Australia (ESSA) accredited undergraduate exercise science degree followed by graduate studies in exercise physiology.

Universities that offer these courses in NSW include:

  • UNSW – Bachelor of Exercise Physiology
  • University of Sydney – Bachelor of Applied Science – Exercise Physiology
  • UNE – Bachelor of Clinical Exercise Physiology
  • UOW – Bachelor of Exercise Science/Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology

For more information on qualifications and other universities please click the link:

https://www.essa.org.au/membership/ways-to-join-essa/how-do-i-become-an-accredited-exercise-physiologist/

Student Newsletters - NESA

Over 205,000 in NSW from Year 10, 11 and 12 students have received their first issue of NESA’s Student News for 2018 on Thursday 22 March.

Schools are requested to check that their students have read them and to look out for future editions, as they contain important information that is relevant to them.

Students who did not receive a newsletter should check the email address in their Students Online account, accessed via My Details. They will need to activate their account if they have not done so already. 

Copies of all Student News editions are available on the NESA website, including the latest editions of 2018:

University Open Days

The list of Open Days for universities in NSW has been released. Many of these Open Days fall in the weekend before or during our Trial HSC examinations. I would encourage Year 11 students to consider attending as many Open Days as possible this year as there is often a clash with our Trial HSC examinations in Year 12.

http://www.uac.edu.au/documents/undergraduate/opendays.pdf

UMAT Preparation

UMAT Workshop - UMAT registrations for 2018 are now open. Senior students may need to sit this exam if they would like to apply for medicine in 2019. Seventeen universities accept school leavers directly into their medical programs. Please visit http://www.MedEntry.edu.au

Careers Evening 2018

Save the Date - Thursday 28 June

This evening is compulsory for all Year 10 and 12 students/optional but strongly encouraged for Year 11.

More information about this evening will be available in Term 2.