CAREERS & EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Student Career Training Pathways
CAREERS & EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
Student Career Training Pathways
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At this time of year, some students will be preparing to transition to post-school education or training, or thinking about applying for jobs, while others are still exploring career ideas. Remember that myfuture provides free tools and resources to help you support them all.
Apprenticeships
Apprenticeships offer nationally recognised qualifications and paid training pathways to hundreds of different careers, from traditional trades to new and emerging occupations.
Vocational education and training (VET)
Students wanting to gain practical work skills or a qualification towards a particular occupation can explore a wide variety of VET programs. VET offers flexible, targeted training options and can sometimes create a pathway to university.
Alternative pathways to university
In addition to VET, other pathways to university such as bridging or enabling courses may be available for students who don't think they'll qualify for direct entry.
Seeking employment
Students looking for work or considering an apprenticeship can learn how to produce quality applications, prepare for interviews, and more.
Still considering ideas
My career profile helps students identify their interests, skills and values, then explore a range of suggested occupations to find out about employment prospects, training pathways and more. Results can also be exported and shared to support further career conversations.
Tuesday 25 October: myfuture Insights – Vocational capabilities: what the research shows
Now more than ever, it's essential that young people develop capacity to self-manage career planning, career pathways, and work transitions. Join Professor Susan Webb from Monash University as she draws on research around the importance of post-school education and training, and explores the provision of career information using the concept of vocational capabilities.
Wednesday 9 November: Industry insights – Fashion industry
Continuing our series with the Australian Business & Community Network, we explore the large range of careers available in the fashion industry, the skills required to succeed, and pathways to gaining employment. This session features representatives from PVH, one of the world's largest fashion companies.
Thursday 17 November: myfuture Insights – Preparing to transition into work and lifelong learning
In a world of work characterised by career uncertainty and increased competition, responsive strategies are required to help prepare students for study-to-work transition and lifelong learning. Join the authors of our upcoming Insights paper as they discuss the importance of developing students' information-seeking capacity, and strategies to support effective information-seeking in workplace learning and adaptation.
Discover the growing range of videos in our new series designed to help young people learn about career pathways. We feature handy tips from real people working in a variety of occupations and industries, along with engaging accounts of their unique career journeys. Each video links to related myfuture resources that encourage further exploration.
Don't forget to encourage your students to sign up to myfuture if they haven't already, so they can access the personalised features, or to log in and update their user account if required, especially if they will soon finish school.
The myfuture team
Education Services Australia
Level 5, 440 Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000
T: +61 3 9207 9600 | E: careers@esa.edu.au | W: myfuture.edu.au
Interested in becoming a Head Start school based an apprentice or trainee?
If you’re a student looking for a pathway into employment such as a School Based Apprenticeship or Traineeship, a parent looking for a secure future for your child, or an employer looking for your next apprentice, contact the Careers & Pathways Team or VCAL coordinator about Structures Work Placement and the Head Start Program.
~ Amy Merriman, Head Start Co-ordinator
New Roles Available:
Engineering/Draft person –Full-Time-Corio
Recreation Support –Casual –Newtown
Carpentry -WE/SBAT/Full-time –Corio
Bricklaying –WE/SBAT/Full-time –Geelong
Baker -WE/SBAT/Full-time –Numerous locations
Automotive Sales -WE/SBAT/Full-time –Moolap
Engineering Fabrication –WE/SBAT/Full-time –Corio
Roles Available:
Electrical Machine Repair-WE/SBAT/Full-time –Norlane
Brick/Blocklaying–SBAT –Belmont
Numerous Childcare-SBAT & Full-time -East Geelong, Grovedale, WaurnPonds, Lara, Drysdale, Torquay
Recreational Vehicle Service & Repairs-WE/SBAT/Full-time –Newcomb
Marine Mechanic-WE/SBAT/Full-time –Moolap
Engineering Fabrication-WE/SBAT/Full-time –Moolap
Meat Processing–SBAT –Highton
Joinery–Full-time –Moolap
Click here for the latest Head Start Employment opportunities:
We are looking for enthusiastic Soccer Coaches to join our Kick Academy team for our street futsal under 9’s and under 11’s comps! Our Kick Academy competitions are different to anything else you’ve ever experienced. We’re all about leaving pressure at the door and encouraging a place of fun, creativity, and excitement!
The position will be for after-school ongoing coaching – Monday, Tuesday, Wednesdays, and rotating Thursdays.
Our comps are with children from the ages of 7 -12 years, so you must enjoy working with kids!
Key Requirements:
What we offer:
If you are confident, you can meet these requirements, please contact us today. Send your resume and cover letter to hello@kickacademy.com.au
Want the best job ever?! Come Kick it with us at our Indoor Soccer Birthday parties!
Birthdays are all about having fun, and our Kick Academy Parties are exactly that. We’re the ultimate party destination, the perfect mix of edgy, elevated and street. Kick Academy offers an iconic experience like no other. We bring the bright lights, party music, jaw-dropping graphics and the Ronaldo-esque skills for an unforgettable birthday the kids will be raving about.
You’ll be joining a team that goes the extra mile in achieving the perfect customer experience and making every day the best day ever for the children who are having their parties at Kick Academy.
Must be available Friday nights and weekends.
To be successful in the role:
If you are confident, you can meet these requirements, please contact us today. Send your resume and cover letter to hello@kickacademy.com.au
Little Kickers provides fun and imagination-based soccer classes for children aged 18 months to 8 years of age for children in Geelong and surrounds.
Our imagination-based ethos is used to teach children the fundamental skills of the sports, whilst also improving their listening skills, colour recognition, social-interaction, and sense of well-being, along with number work and camaraderie.
We are looking for coaches who are reliable, organised, confident and great at interacting with young children and getting down to their level. You will need to have excellent communication skills and it is advantageous if you can entertain children through being bright, lively, and enthusiastic.
No previous high-level playing experience is required; however, a basic understanding of the sport is required and ability to perform basic skills essential.
Previous childcare and working with children experience will be an advantage, but full in-house training will be provided. Those studying teaching, early childhood studies or health sciences are encouraged to apply.
Working hours will range between 3-20 hours per week initially for the right candidate, on a casual basis, this may increase to 20+ for the right candidate over time. However, we strive to offer and keep coaches in the same classes every week and will be looking for coaches to commit to set hours on an ongoing basis. Being able to work weekends is a must.
Pay is at an hourly rate.
For applications to be considered, please email through a Resume and Cover Letter to geelong@littlekickers.com.au
If you would like more information regarding our apprenticeship or traineeship opportunities, please contact us by emailing gtorecruitment@aga.com.au or contacting the GTO Recruitment Team on: Wardah Hafidh on 0448 647 060
or Tania Bararia on 0497 888 179.
We are currently seeking candidates who are interested in joining the Construction Industry.
Bricklaying apprenticeships are ideal for anyone looking for a career in the building and construction industry. It provides a hands-on learning environment with consistently challenging projects demanding versatility and skills development.
The following criteria will significantly increase the chances for a candidate to get an apprenticeship in construction:
· Technical aptitude to follow plans
· Ability to work at heights and outdoors
· Physically fit and healthy
· Motivated to work as part of a team
· Good awareness of health and safety issues
· Enjoy practical work
· Good hand-eye coordination
· Driver Licence (Learner/Full Permit) *
· White Card*
Please note - Candidates require at least a Learner Permit and a White Card (White Card is compulsory for anyone working on a construction site in Australia). This will increase their chances of getting an apprenticeship.
If you know of candidates who tick all the boxes and are keen to start, we want to hear from them! Apply via our Web form or call us on 1300 66 44 96.
Zoey HeatherIndustry Engagement Officer VIC-TAS
E: zoey.h@brickandblock.org.au
M: 0499 708 020
Applications can be sent via https://gforce.org.au/apprenticeships-traineeships/current-vacancies/
For further information please email apprenticeships@gforce.org.au
Tremul Constructions https://tremulconstructions.com.au/looking are looking for a 1st Year Apprentice in Carpentry.
Please contact Leanne on 0414 713 916 or email resume to: office@tremulconstructions.com.au