Careers

Skills Workshop

Year 10 students will attend a presentation and have the opportunity to learn about vocational education and gather industry information presented by a keynote speaker and various industry representatives. Students will then be divided up into smaller groups and rotate around the school participating in various interactive workshops delivered by VET students, industry representatives, school and TAFE VET teachers. The interactive workshops will give students the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding about Vocational Education, skills and knowledge required for future pathways and career options.

Congratulations

  to Emily Ray for securing a school based traineeship with Galloway Children’s Centre.

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Emerging Artist

Congratulations to Darcy Barker who hosted his first (and definitely not his last) solo art exhibition, ‘The Unseen Work’ recently. It was a fantastic showcase of his HSC pieces, which included ‘Maxo Kream’ which was a finalist in the recent Let’s Hang It competition. Keep an eye out for this budding young artist.

Year 12 Parents/Carers,

As we enter the final weeks of Year 12, 

  Several important events will be occurring

On Friday 27th of September we will celebrate and farewell both of our Year 12 cohorts with our Valedictory Assemblies in the Armidale Secondary College (Duval Campus) gymnasium. The Duval High ceremony will commence at 9:30am and light refreshments will be served directly afterwards in the Staff Common Room.

The Armidale High ceremony will commence at 12 noon  with afternoon tea served directly afterwards in the staff common room.

National Skills Week

Another successful workshop in Childcare. A huge thank you to Tracey Dooner and Lynda Crook from TAFE New England, Shae Howarth from Careers Network, Sue Motley and Lucy Haddon from Armidale Community Preschool for an informative and engaging Early Childhood Education and Care presentation and interactive play .

Our first workshop in Health was a great success. A huge thank you to Kate De Souza from TAFE New England, Shae Howarth from Careers Network, Rachelle Waters our nursing SBAT student and Amy Kerr our Allied Health TVET student for an informative and engaging health presentation and bandaging activity.

Electrotechnology and Plumbing in action. A huge thank to Justine Kavanagh and Andrew Reddan from TAFE NSW West Region, Shae Howarth from Careers Network, Greg Inglis and Victoria Smith from Inglis Plumbing. Thank you for an informative and engaging presentation. 

Thank you Yr10 for your attention and participation