Senior School
In The Know With Careers
You don’t need to be an expert in something to try it.
On Tuesday 16 March, Year 11 and 12 students will be attending the Old Boys’ Careers Information Evening at the College from 7.00pm to 8.30pm. There will be 33 Old Boys presenting to the boys on various careers including finance, engineering, marketing, construction project management, performing arts, teaching, medicine, trades and many more. The boys will attend three 30-minute information sessions in their selected career fields. The Old Boys will provide students with an insight into their career, including information relating to the work performed, educational requirements, career prospects and pathways, as well as their own practical experience and journey. Past students have reported that this evening is what assisted them in deciding the career that they would like to pursue in the future.
Inside this week’s edition of In The Know With Careers, you will find information on the following:
- How to apply for business cadetships with UBS and Barrenjoey Capital Partners
- Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) Open Day
- ACU webinar for students interested in Nursing and Paramedics
- How to apply for ANU early entry – opens on Wednesday 3 March and closes on Monday 24 May
- Conservatorium of Music tours
- Western Sydney University early offer programs including Global Leadership Program and HSC True Rewards
- Best Australian universities to study health services and support
- UCAT workshop with NIE
- Employment growth areas as published by TAFE NSW
- Courses offered by TAFE Digital
- Range of career fields on offer for apprenticeships and traineeships
- NIDA Autumn school holiday courses and weekly drama classes offered by Australian Theatre for Young People
- April school holiday workshops offered by the Australian Film Television and Radio School (AFTRS)
- ACAP Psychology information session
- Police recruitment and Australian Defence Force recruitment information sessions
- Scholarships available at NSW tertiary institutions.
Joanne Cupac
Careers Advisor