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| 5 Sep 2022 | |
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NEGS Careers News - Term 3 Week 8
University of Newcastle | University Application Pop-Up Hubs
Tuesday 6 September 2022, 3:30 pm - Thursday 22 September 2022, 5:30 pm
University of Newcastle, Callaghan, Ourimbah & NUspace Campuses
The UAC Early Bird September application deadline is fast approaching, and the University of Newcastle wants students to know that we’re here to help.
We’re running a series of Application Pop-Up Hubs to help guide students through the UAC application process. They’ll have access to individual support to assist with their application and preferences, the chance to chat one-on-one with our Student Ambassadors, and they can take a tour of our campuses.
Students in Year 12 will need to bring along their UAC and NESA numbers to make applying as quick and easy as possible.
Find out more: https://www.newcastle.edu.au/events/future-students/university-application-pop-up-hubs
iCanMed | Why Most Top UCAT Scorers Start Prep at Least 10–11 Months Before the Exam
Tuesday 6 September 2022, 5:00 pm
Online
In this webinar, Ray, iCanMed’s education advisor, will share with you the following topics to help you start early and reap the rewards!
All the advantages of starting UCAT preparation 10 to 11 months before the test date (NB: UCAT is sat in July/Aug every year)
The massive (and very avoidable) risks that are almost guaranteed to make your life substantially more difficult
A perfect study plan to help you organise your UCAT study in a way to minimise the time taken away from schoolwork, interview preparation and other important commitments
An up-to-date mini mock test containing UCAT questions based on the 2022 exam
Comprehensive teaching to help you learn how to solve questions correctly and prepare for the UCAT intelligently
Find out more: https://www.bigmarker.com/icanmed/top-UCAT-scorers-3?utm_bmcr_source=website
ADF | Army Careers Virtual Information Session
Thursday 8 September 2022, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Online
Optimise your potential and consider a career that will transform you into a fit, capable, confident and resourceful member of the Australian Regular Army.
Discover whether an Army career is your kind of challenge at the upcoming virtual info session.
Find out more: https://www.defencejobs.gov.au/events/events-detail/9nm2vg7
University of Newcastle | Ma & Morley Application Help Workshop
Tuesday 13 September 2022, 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Monday 19 September 2022, 4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
University of Newcastle, Callaghan Campus
The Ma & Morley Scholarship Program will prepare you to turn your dreams and ideas into reality, providing up to $75,000 in financial support throughout your undergraduate degree, along with a world-class leadership program that will help you to unlock your potential.
The Ma & Morley Scholarship Program is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. To give yourself the best shot at receiving a scholarship, please visit the Application Help Page and attend Ma & Morley Application Help Workshops. Note that you have the option to attend either in-person or online via Zoom.
SCCE | Exchange Webinar
Wednesday 14 September 2022, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Online
At SCCE, we understand that there is a lot to consider when going on exchange, which is why we are happy to offer these regular online information webinars to teach you all about your student exchange options. Our online sessions go for approximately 60 minutes. They will guide you through everything from you need to know about our programs. There is also time at the end of the presentation to ask questions, providing a wonderful opportunity to interact with both our staff and other future exchange students.
Find out more: https://scce.clickmeeting.com/wednesday-september-14-2022-info-session
Charles Sturt | We’re going live!
Tuesday 20 September 2022, 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Online
We’ll step you through getting into uni (there’s more than one way), building a career (not just a job), life on campus (it’s fun and safe) and the costs associated with uni (our inclusions will surprise you!).
Our experts will be there to help you as a parent get ready for the uni experience – AKA, give you the answers to all of your questions so you can spend your time thinking about converting their bedroom into your dream space (hobby room, den, walk-in-wardrobe…whatever you want!).
They’ll be answering all your burning uni-related questions. So you can feel confident in helping your child reach their full potential.
Find out more: https://cvent.csu.edu.au/event/644b8d99-38d6-4336-b48a-029d8ab72ceb/summary
Q&A with UTS
Monday 26 September 2022, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Online
Curious about life at uni? Or interested in getting a question about an admission scheme answered? Join us for a Q&A session, where we’ll run through some of the frequently asked questions about UTS.
Find out more: https://atarnoteslectures.com/nsw
CQUni | Online Chat Session
Wednesday 5 October 2022, 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Online
We see you planning your next study move, and we know there’s a lot to consider, so we’re here to help.
Have your questions answered at our online chat session on Wednesday, 5 October. Chat with our staff about your course of interest, student support services, or anything else you’d like to know about studying with CQUniversity.
Find out more: https://www.cqu.edu.au/events/event-items/information-session/online-chat-session-october
Find Your Feet Through an Apprenticeship at Visy
Wednesday 5 October 2022, 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Online
If you’re a motivated, hands-on learner who loves to be challenged in everything STEM, this is the perfect opportunity for you!
Visy is an Australian-owned, global leader dedicated to making serious progress in the sustainable packaging and recycling industries.
With 120 sites throughout Australia and New Zealand, Visy is paving the way for real change in sustainability – and they want to meet YOU!
Come to this introductory session to learn about what an apprenticeship with Visy could look like & everything you need to know to start applying!
Join Senaya Krishnan, Early Careers Manager, and discover:
Where you start definitely won’t be where you end up with Visy, and there is no better place to start than with their dedicated apprenticeship pathway.
Find out more: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/find-your-feet-through-an-apprenticeship-at-visy-tickets-343983593187?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
ACU | Talk with Exercise Scientists and Physiotherapists
Wednesday 19 October 2022, 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Online
A career in sport and exercise science will allow you to help people achieve peak performance and optimal health and wellbeing.
Join us online to hear from ACU alumni about their experiences working as exercise scientists and clinical exercise physiologists. Learn from our graduates who have worked with the Brisbane Lions, Wests Tigers, Sacramento Kings and more.
Take part in a Q&A session about what a career in exercise science and physiotherapy is like and where it could take you.
Find out more: https://www.acu.edu.au/about-acu/events/2022/october/talk-with-exercise-scientists-and-physiotherapists
TAFE NSW | Launch your Career in Big Data
Thursday 20 October 2022, 10:00 am - 10:45 am
Online
Launch your Career is a series of interactive Live Virtual Events connecting students in Years 9 – 12 with industry to identify future career job possibilities. Launch your Career aims to facilitate a broad range of opportunities for students to engage with industry across NSW. Increased exposure to employers and the world of employment leads to better outcomes for students when selecting a sustainable career pathway. It’s also been shown to increase student engagement at school.
Data is the driving force for almost all aspects of our daily lives. Huge amounts of data generated by large-scale enterprises or even individual data will only add value if we are able to interpret the story behind the information. This event is the perfect taster to explore the industry and pursue your career in data analytics.
Find out more: https://www.tafenswevents.com.au/event/launch-your-career-in-big-data
Careers Workshops in Aviation and Airports for Women
Hawkesbury: Thursday 8 September 2022
Oran Park: Thursday 15 September 2022
Join this fun, free and interactive workshop, open to women of all ages – including school leavers from 16 years. Each workshop is designed to share career pathways, training options and skill requirements, job application tips for women to apply for aviation jobs.
It’s a great insight into the amazing career opportunities that exists at airports, including careers that do not require any formal qualifications to enter.
Workshop outline:
Learn, explore and ask questions in a relaxed and supportive environment!
Register for Hawkesbury: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/272512120087
Register for Oran Park: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/394113924357
InspirationED | Final Exam Masterclasses
UTS: Monday 26 September 2022, 9:00 am - Friday 30 September 2022, 5:00 pm
Macquarie: Monday 3 October 2022, 9:00 am - Friday 7 October 2022, 5:00 pm
Spend a day with an expert to help you ACE your final exams.
With 50% of your mark coming from these final exams, our Senior HSC markers will guide you through a day where they will:
Make sure you are fully prepared for your final exams (in a fun, interactive day)
Subjects available:
Find out more: https://secure.inspired.edu.au/live-events-september/
Sydney Design School | Interior Decoration Workshop
Tuesday 27 September 2022, 9:30 am - Wednesday 28 September 2022, 4:00 pm
Sydney Design School, St Leonards
Be inspired. Be creative. If you love interiors magazines and beautifully styled spaces, this fun two day workshop is for you. It’s perfect for any interiors enthusiast who wants to decorate their home with skill and confidence. Perhaps you’re considering a career in interiors? This beginners workshop will give you a taste of the Certificate IV in Interior Decoration course and you’ll get a feel for our School and the passion of our Educators.
Find out more: https://sydneydesignschool.com.au/workshop/
AYO National Music Camp
Monday 9 January 2023, 8:00 am - Sunday 22 January 2023, 5:00 pm
Adelaide
The highlight of the year for many young Australian musicians, AYO National Music Camp is a whirlwind of new faces, exhilarating challenges and uplifting performances. Immerse yourself in a two-week musical experience. Be inspired by tutors, artists and conductors of international standing, and experience music-making at an elite national level as part of a superb symphony or chamber orchestra.
Find out more: https://www.ayo.com.au/content/ayo-national-music-camp/gkgjko
Walter and Eliza Hall Trust Opportunity Scholarship
Value: Up to $10,000 AUD
Open/Closing Dates: June 1, 2022 – September 13, 2022
The Public Education Foundation’s Walter and Eliza Hall Trust Opportunity Scholarship provides financial assistance to students who have a physical disability to enable them to reach their academic potential.
University of Sydney The Sandra Cadwallader Indigenous Economics Scholarships
Value: $50,000 AUD per year
Open/Closing Dates: August 23, 2022 – October 4, 2022
Established in 2018, this Scholarship has been generously donated by Peter and Sandra Cadwallader to support Indigenous undergraduate students undertaking a Bachelor of Economics or combined Bachelor of Economics/Bachelor of Advanced Studies at the University of Sydney.
University of Newcastle Vice-Chancellor’s Award for Academic Excellence in Year 12
Value: $2,000 AUD
Open/Closing Dates: August 2, 2022 – November 14, 2022
This award was established in 1999 to support academically excellent Year 12 students who intend to enrol at the University of Newcastle in the year following their Higher School Certificate (HSC) studies.
2022 ACMF National Songwriting Competition
The 2022 ACMF National Songwriting Competition is now open.
Every year, students from schools across Australia are invited to put pen to paper and enter their original song in the competition.
Entry is free for students from Years K-12.
Winners receive prize-money which can be allocated towards musical equipment or tuition.
Entries for the competition close on September 22.
Find out more and enter here: http://acmf.com.au/national-songwriting-competition/
Work Exposure in Government (WEX)
The Work Exposure in Government (WEX) program is an opportunity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to learn about careers in the Australian Government.
We are seeking applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in Years 10, 11 and 12. Applications are open to students in all states and territories.
Activities and experiences may include:
WEX Canberra 2022 will be held from Sunday 23 October to Friday 28 October 2022.
All accommodation, transportation and meals are provided.
Students will be accompanied by teachers and mentors who provide cultural mentoring and leadership guidance.
Applications close 12 September 2022.
Average vs median salaries – what’s the difference?
Often when you read about careers, you’ll see an average salary listed somewhere in the information. Whilst that’s not a bad thing in any way, it can often shape your view of a job it is.
You might make assumptions about:
And you could be making those assumptions based purely off the figure you see in front of you. It’s not the best way to gauge careers that might suit you down the track, and it might not even be all that accurate. Here’s why…
Let’s look at some examples
In 2021 the Australian Bureau of Statistics published that the average salary in Australia was $1,737 a week or $90,324 a year (pre-tax).
Which sounds great, right? But the median salary reported in the same period was $1,209 per week, which is around $62,868 per year.
That’s a massive difference of $27,456 per year.
And the chances are if you asked any adults around you what they are earning, the majority would be clustered nearer to the $62,000 mark – so it’s more realistic too.
When you look at this year’s reported salary figures from the ATO, there’s a big discrepancy between many of the average and median figures:
|
Occupation |
Average Salary $ |
Median Salary $ |
|---|---|---|
|
Anaesthetist |
247,409 |
221,442 |
|
Medical Practitioner |
179,706 |
134,088 |
|
Solicitor |
117,910 |
97,792 |
|
Financial Investor |
121,525 |
84,499 |
|
Construction Manager |
104,076 |
89,942 |
|
Accountant |
94,146 |
79,525 |
|
Media Producer |
83,896 |
73,059 |
Why are the figures so different?
Basically, it all comes down to maths and the way that the figures are calculated.
The ABC have an easy to understand example:
“Imagine there are 10 people in a room: nine of them earn $10,000 a year, and one of them earns $500,000 a year. What’s the average?
Altogether, they earn $590,000 in a year. So the average income in that room would be $59,000 ($590,000 divided by 10 people).”
In this case, the one lucky person who’s earning $500,000 pushed the average way up, but it’s not really a true reflection of what the “average” person is earning.
The median refers to the exact middle of a set of numbers. The first step to calculate the median would be to list all the salaries to be considered in an increasing order, i.e. starting from the lowest to the highest.
If the number of salaries is odd, then the median would be the salary figure in the middle of the list. If the number of salaries is even, the middle two salary figures are added together, and the sum then divided by two to determine the median salary.
So, in the scenario above the median salary would be $10,000, which is much more reflective of what most people in the room are earning.
What this means for you
It means than when you’re looking at potential careers, it’s best to look at median salaries for a more realistic idea of what you could be earning.
There’s no doubt that salary is going to be an important part of your career, but it’s just one aspect. It’s really important when you’re thinking about future careers and career pathways to focus on what you’re good at and what you’ll enjoy doing.
Insights into a Career as Plumbing Officer
Plumbing Officers or Inspectors are fully qualified, experienced plumbers who also work in an official capacity for organisations such as the Council.
You could be carrying out:
In addition to all of your technical plumbing skills, you’d need an analytical approach to problem solving, have a strong customer care focus with a respectful approach to conflict resolution, and excellent communication skills.
Hear from Carlie Low who works as a Plumbing Officer
SWG: What were your favourite subjects at school?
Carlie: Manual Arts (AKA Industrial Design and Technology)
SWG: How did you get to where you are today?
Carlie: While completing my schooling I also commenced a school-based apprenticeship. This meant I received my Year 12 certificate and went straight into full-time work to complete my apprenticeship.
SWG: Was the training hard?
Carlie: I wouldn’t say it was hard, but had its challenges like most training has when you are learning. I was also the only female in my classes throughout my whole TAFE course.
SWG: Do you have to be physically fit to work in construction?
Carlie: Within reason but you just need to remember you condition your body along the way.
SWG: What does a typical day at work look like for you?
Carlie: A typical day for me is conducting site inspections relating to unlawful, unlicensed, or non-complaint plumbing & drainage work. Once a breach of the Act has been confirmed then it is all about drafting up Enforcement Notices to be issued under the investigation.
SWG: What do you love most about your job?
Carlie: Every day is different, a mix of both indoor and outdoor work. Educating the community and ensuring that we all have a safe drinking supply and that all sewerage is discharged to the sewer network and nowhere else.
SWG: What’s the best piece of advice you would give to anyone considering a career in the construction industry?
Carlie: Go for it because you have nothing to lose but lots to gain and you will never know unless you give it a go.
SWG: What future careers goals have you set for yourself?
Carlie: To complete a Diploma in Government Investigations, other than that I just like to see where the path leads me.
SWG: Thanks so much for your time Carlie and good luck with your Diploma. We’d love to hear where your paths take you.
Carlie works in Brisbane as well as working full-time as a Plumbing Officer, she’s also co-chair of NAWIC (The National Association of Women in Construction) Queensland’s Women on Tools Committee
Looking for more information?
If you’d like to read about other Careers in Construction, you can check out this page: https://studyworkgrow.com.au/careers/construction/.
Or, if you’re specifically looking for information about becoming a Plumber, you could start with this Job Spotlight https://studyworkgrow.com.au/2022/04/28/how-to-become-a-plumber/.
A Day in the Life of an Engineering Student
This guest blog was written by Tequile Ryan, Engineering and Mathematics student at the University of Queensland.
Having grown up in the regional town of Mackay, university life in Brisbane seemed like a daunting new world. No longer would I have to wear a uniform, be woken up for school by my Mum or be strictly learning from 8:30am-3pm. And although it was a difficult adjustment at first, I now look forward to what each day brings at the University of Queensland.
Morning
I usually wake up at 7am – especially if my classes begin at 8am – and have Weet-Bix for breakfast. I try to schedule my timetable so that I start classes after 9am because I find that my concentration is better, and 8am starts become harder to commit to later in the semester.
Classes
One of the coolest things about university is the flexibility to choose your own timetable. As a current second-year student studying a double degree Bachelor of Engineering and Bachelor of Mathematics at UQ, I usually have 19 hours of class time each week (and no more than 21). Many people I know structure their timetable to squeeze all their classes into one or two days each week. This may work well for someone who has fewer class hours or needs to travel long distances to university, but I find it difficult to concentrate for several hours at a time, so I schedule my classes over four or five days.
Lunch
UQ is abundant with facilities that contain microwaves and fridges (such as in the libraries), so I never have to worry about bringing in food. If I do decide to buy food, UQ has plenty of cafes and other great places to eat on campus.
Afternoon
After having a break for lunch, I usually have more classes in the afternoon. Although most of my classes record lectures (which is very helpful for revision), I try to attend them in person or watch them live online – otherwise it’s very easy to fall behind!
After my last class, I use any free time before dinner to revise, catch-up or work on any assignments. After dinner, I’ll probably do more university work and then wind down by reading a book or watching YouTube before going to bed. At the start of the semester, I get around eight hours of sleep, but towards the end, this becomes more like six hours.
Outside University
During the semester, I like participating in UQ engineering networking events, Engineering Student Ambassador work and attending energy conferences and leadership programs through the Australian Power Institute. For fun, I like to get involved in UQ Veg Society events.
Want to know more about being an Engineering student and pathways to a career in Engineering? Check out our Pathways to Engineering Guide.
Low ATAR Course Options at Australian Universities
If you’re finishing up in Year 12 this year and you’re ATAR eligible, then you already know that you can apply to go to uni.
But what if you’re worried that your exams might not go well and your ATAR could be lower than expected? Or perhaps your predicted ATAR is low and you’d love to go to uni but you’re stressing that you won’t get an offer.
Well, we have good news for you. There are more courses than ever being offered by Australian Universities that have low ATAR requirements.
Low ATAR course options at Australian Universities
When we searched Course Seeker for courses that required an ATAR between 30 and 50, it came up with a whopping 496 courses to choose from.
Here are just a few examples:
So if you are keen to pursue a career in Agriculture, Business, Architecture or Construction, Health (including Nursing), IT, Science (and plenty of other areas); but you are expecting or receive a low ATAR, remember there are plenty of courses that you could get an offer for.
If you haven’t got any low ATAR options listed on your preferences, or you have them listed but they’re not at the top, you can change your preferences before the cut-off dates for offer rounds. Which could increase your chances of receiving an offer (or offers) that you really want.
You’ll still have a choice about where you study too
With 29 institutions on Course Seeker offering course options with low ATAR requirements, you may not even be limited by where you want to study. There are also online options to consider, allowing you to apply for courses with universities in other states and complete your studies remotely.
Find out what’s possible
Perhaps a course you really want to do a course at a specific university is out of your reach if your ATAR doesn’t quite hit the mark. What can you do?
Again, you’ll still have options. Firstly, it’s worth calling the university directly and having a chat with someone in the Future Students team. They’ll be able to identify all the options on offer that could help you get into a similar course with lower entry requirements, help you to find bridging or tertiary preparation courses that could do the trick, or explain how internal transfers could work in your favour.
University of Newcastle – Miroma Bunbilla Pre-Entry Program to Medicine
For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants, the Miroma Bunbilla Program is a pre-entry pathway to the Joint Medical Program (JMP).
The Miroma Bunbilla program is a five-day intensive assessment, coordinated by the University’s Thurru Indigenous Health Unit. It will be delivered from December 5 to 9 2022, pairing students with mentors to successfully start medical school. The program extends beyond Newcastle to reach those outside the Hunter region and now also runs in Armidale, Moree, Tamworth, Taree and Orange.
Applicants who apply through this pathway do not need to sit the UCAT to be eligible for entry into the JMP.
Participants are required to attend all scheduled sessions within the 5 day Miroma Bunbilla Program. Should you miss any scheduled activity you will not qualify to be considered for entry to the JMP through this pathway.
Prior to applying to the Miroma Bunbilla program, you will need to apply to the JMP through UAC before 30 September 2022.
Applications to Miroma Bunbilla close 31 October 2022.
Find out more: https://www.newcastle.edu.au/joint-medical-program/aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-students/miroma-bunbilla-program
University benefits for school leaders
If you’re a school captain or leader, or have other leadership experience, you might be wondering if this can be a benefit to you when applying to university.
The answer is yes.
Lots of unis offer bonus points and other perks for school leaders, including scholarships, study support, access to exclusive opportunities, and more.
Here are some opportunities for school leaders we’ve found.
University of Sydney Future Leaders Scheme
Sydney’s Future Leaders Scheme allows school captains and dux students to apply for a degree with a lower ATAR requirement. In most cases, it means you can gain entry into a degree with 5 less points than would usually be required.
Applications for 2023 are open now, and close on 28 November 2022. Find out more.
Macquarie Leaders and Achievers
Your leadership experience and academic performance could net you an early offer to university with Macquarie’s Leaders and Achievers Scheme. All you need is to provide your Year 11 results and demonstrate leadership experience (such as school captaincy).
Applications are closed for 2023 entry, but if you’re in Year 11 this year, keep an eye out for applications next year. Find out more.
University of Newcastle Leaders, Athletes and Performers Scheme
Through this scheme, you could gain an extra 4 points towards your selection rank. Plus you can receive extra support once you start university.
Applications for 2023 are due by 31 October 2022. Find out more.
Bond Adjustment Factors
Bond University offer adjustment factors for a wide variety of circumstances, and you can receive an extra 2 points for your leadership achievements. There are lots of other things you can earn bonus points for too, for a total of 5.
All you need to do is submit evidence of your achievements alongside your application to Bond. Find out more.
La Trobe Aspire Community Contribution
Through the Aspire Community Contribution Program, you can get an early offer based on your community and leadership experience (including if you’ve been a school captain or leader).
Applications to the Aspire Community Contribution Program close 16 September 2022. Find out more.
UNSW Elite Athletes, Performers and Leaders (EAPL) Program
UNSW’s EAPL program offers up to 5 bonus points to students who can demonstrate achievement in leadership and extra-curricular activities.
Applications for the EAPL Program are open now and close on 30 November 2022. Find out more.
UWA Fogarty Foundation Scholarship
One of the country’s most prestigious scholarship programs, this scholarship offers budding future leaders money for their studies, access to mentoring and leadership opportunities, and much more.
Applications for 2023 are closed, but keep an eye out for 2024 applications opening soon. Find out more.
UniSC Tim Fairfax Regional Scholarship
This scholarship awards school leaders relocating from a regional or remote areas financial support to study.
Applications for 2023 open 1 September. Find out more.
Melbourne Principals’ Scholarship
You could be rewarded for your contribution to the school community with a Melbourne Principals’ Scholarship. Principals are invited to nominate a candidate from their school.
Nominations close 30 November 2022. Find out more.
This is by no means a comprehensive list – if you’re interested in studying at a particular university, contact their future students team and ask if there might be any programs or benefits you can take advantage of.
PwC Higher Apprenticeship Program
Searching for the right career opportunity after high school is exciting with the PwC Higher Apprenticeship program. Gain hands-on experience in our two year program that will set you up for success.
Applications close 11 September 2022!
Find out more: https://jobs-au.pwc.com/au/en/higher-apprenticeship
Join the Australian Youth Orchestra in 2023
The Australian Youth Orchestra (AYO) is one of the world’s most prestigious and innovative training organisations for young musicians. Our specialised training pathway has been created to nurture the musical development of the most gifted young instrumentalists across metropolitan and regional Australia: from exceptional school-aged musicians to emerging young practitioners to those on the verge of a professional career.
AYO presents tailored training and performance programs each year for aspiring musicians, composers, arts administrators and music journalists aged 12 to 30 to help them achieve their goals.
Applications for AYO’s 2023 instrumental programs are now open.
Find out more and apply here: https://www.ayo.com.au/content/2023-programs/gkgghk
NCI School Leavers Support
The National Careers Institute has put together their School Leavers Information Kit, packed with information you need on your options after school.
Whether you’re thinking of studying, working, or doing something else, they can provide you with support and help you pick the best option for you.
There’s also a series of recorded webinars and a school leaver video that you can check out.
Find out more here: https://www.yourcareer.gov.au/school-leavers-support/
