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 Subject Bonuses for University Entry All UAC institutions recognise performance in Year 12 subjects relevant to the course/s for which you have applied. Some have formal bonus points schemes; while others consider students individually. More information: http://www.uac.edu.au/undergraduate/atar/bonuses.shtml   MAD Mission - Making A Difference Madventurer strives to be the number one provider of sustainable and ethical projects and challenging adventures worldwide. Madventurer’s ethos is ‘developing together’; our aim is to assist local communities in developing countries, whilst enabling travellers to gain life-changing experiences through cultural integration, challenge, education and adventure. Although Madventurer is based in the UK it operates volunteer projects and volunteer placements on a global level and we welcome volunteers from all over the world to join us. www.madventurer.com  Trade Schools in TAFE NSW – Sydney Institute! Are you aware that you can complete your HSC whilst obtaining a vocational qualification at TAFE and possibly even get paid whilst gaining experience in your chosen industry? Read all about it at http://www.sit.nsw.edu.au/images/dbimage.php?Image=2699&Table=sydney&DataSourse=sydney. Randwick Vocational College Cnr. Darley Road and King Street Randwick NSW 2031 Phone: (02) 9469 8500 St George Trade School Cnr Princes Highway and President Avenue Kogarah NSW 2217 Phone: (02) 9598 6200 Sutherland Trade School Cnr Hotham Road and The Kingsway Gymea NSW 2227 Phone: (02) 9710 5000  UTS Careers Advisers Day, Thursday 18 March, 2010 To see the presentations from the day please follow this link: http://www.think.uts.edu.au/career-advisers/career-advisors-presentations.pdf Notes taken in addition to the information on the presentations. (Thanks to Michelle Williams, CA at Tara) Bachelor of Sound and Music Design – Kirsty Beilharz kirsty.beilharz@uts.ed.au • Very practical, works across composition, audio technology & entertainment technologies • Excellent facilities including editing/sound production booths and electronic labs. • English, Maths, Music & Technology subjects. Digital instruments often played by students • No assumed knowledge but Creativity Important UTS Scholarships – • Over 90 different scholarships available to approx. 2,000 students per year • Merit , Cooperative & Equity scholarships • Merit – students excel academically or in sporting arena. • Coop – Accounting, IT & Engineering • Equity – students with financial hardship, consideration also given to students who meet following criteria: disability or ongoing medical condition, rural home address, refugee background, indigenous Australian background, carers’ responsibility. • See www.uts.edu.au/study/scholarships for info and application details UTS Foundation Studies & Insearch Diplomas - Tim Lawrence, General Manager for Education • Pathway programs to UTS for study of Business, IT, Design, Science, Engineering, Communication, Architecture, Nursing, Education & Law • Students must be 17 to commence studies. • Students complete 8 subjects plus discipline specific Academic Literacy subject • High student satisfaction scores City Campus Master Plan, a vision for our future campus – Robert Kelly • New Learning Commons – a Library of the Future with 30% information on open shelves & 70% information in stored area • Information in stored area to be pre- ordered, 3 minutes to access • Learning Commons has emphasis on social spaces for staff & students to interact • Live updates on the Master Plan available on UTS website with time lapse photos  TV Tradie Scott Cam Backs Central Coast Jobs Expo TV tradie Scott Cam will be on hand to help launch the ‘Keep Australia Working’ Centrelink Jobs Expo on Tuesday 30 March at Mingara - from 10am to 3pm. There will be more than 200 jobs on offer from more than 70 exhibitors representing businesses, apprenticeship organisations and Government agencies. The Central Coast Jobs Expo will be open to everyone and entry is free for both job seekers and exhibitors. SEA FM will be broadcasting live from the expo, and there will be a free sausage sizzle. http://www.centrelink.gov.au/internet/internet.nsf/individuals/jobs_expos_09_about.htm  Canberra Institute of Technology Business Degrees, Nursing, & Business workshop CIT offers Business Degrees  Want a Career Designing Computer Games? Computer Gamer? Wondered if there is a career in it? Always wanted to be the next technopreneur? AFTRS 3 hour 'All About Gaming' sesh will give teens the info and answers to questions like: What do I need to study? (what marks and where to apply) Who can I work for? What type of careers are there? (and how can I convince my parents this it is a 'real' career!) What do I need to be good at? How much money will I earn? Help where do I start? Apr 13, 1-3pm http://www.aftrs.edu.au/courses/course-search/open-course-detail.aspx?id=4050  The School Holiday Program @ The Sewing Room The Sewing Room is offering a great range of classes for teenagers, to suit both beginners and those wanting to undertake more challenging projects. Develop skills with textiles, add to their folio, or just make something completely unique. 8 Hill Street Surry Hills NSW 2010  Bedford College Careers Advisers Professional Development Day Wednesday, 9th June 2010 from 9.30am - 2.00pm The keynote speaker is Andrew Palmer who will be addressing a new Gen Y subject: "iPhones, MySpace and Instant Everything – understanding and adapting to life in a brand new culture". Andrew is a fun, vibrant and entertaining speaker. As a youth worker, Andrew has a wonderful rapport with - and understanding of - young people and was a big success with visitors at the 2008 CAs day. Morning tea and lunch will be served and a full-day is planned. We will be sending out formal invitations at the beginning of term 2. cscaife@bedford.edu.au www.bedford.edu.au  The Hills Shire Council Youth Week Youth Business Forum BOOK NOW! at www.shiftinternational.net
 sarah@integritypersonnel.com.au  Kay_DeRidder@wsahs.nsw.gov.au  A Day in the Life of a Designer Billy Blue College of Design invites senior students to experience a day in the life of a Designer. 10am - 4pm Saturday: 29 May, 26 June, 31 July. The all-inclusive cost is $80 including lunch. Billy Blue College of Design - North Sydney Campus, Northpoint, 171 Pacific Highway, N Sydney, 2060 Phone 1300 851 245 email info@billyblue.edu.au web www.billyblue.com.au  William Blue College of Hospitality Management A Day in the Life of Hotel Managers, Resort Managers, Event Managers, Tourism Managers, Head Chefs, and Business Managers. 22 April, 15 July, 27 September Cost $40 includes all materials and lunch. T. 1300 851 237 E. info@williamblue.edu.au W. www.williamblue.edu.au  APM College of Business and Communication Join us for a day to begin your collection of business skills. Tuesday 13th July - Influencing Skills - 10am - 2pm Tuesday 28th September - Women in Business - 10am - 2pm Level 10, 171 Pacific Highway North Sydney, 2060 T. 1300 880 610 www.apm.edu.au  Apprenticeships in the Motor Mechanic Industry MTA Apprenticeship Plus has the following job vacancies in the motor mechanic industry currently available.
If you are interested in applying for any of the vacancies above simply email us your resume today.  Schools First Schools First is brought to life by NAB in partnership with the Foundation for Young Australians (FYA) and Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER). At its heart, Schools First brings together students, teachers, parents and community members to help young people grow. Launched in October 2008 by the Hon. Julia Gillard, MP, Schools First is a national awards program pledging $15 million over three years. The program provides: •financial recognition of success in establishing effective school-community partnerships; and •financial support to build stronger school-community partnerships. In 2010, 108 school-community partnerships will benefit from Schools First with over $5 million committed. Any school in Australia can apply for a Schools First Award. Between April and June 2010, we're running a series of public Partnership Forums in metro and regional centres around Australia. Registrations for the Partnership Forums open Wednesday, 10 March 2010 and places are limited. If you can't make it to a Partnership Forum, you will soon be able to view a session online. Alternatively, we may be able to arrange to have a forum come to your area if you can guarantee attendance of 30 or more people. Conditions apply. Please email us at info@schoolsfirst.edu.au with details. http://www.schoolsfirst.edu.au/  Tell Us: Are you more than your marks? FYA's Education Foundation Division recently launched Australia’s first national study of how young people view success at school. A national online survey, called Tell Us: Are you more than your marks? By logging onto www.tellus.org.au, students can complete a short survey, and go into the draw to win some exciting prizes, including iPod touches, pocket cameras and education and learning opportunities. Students can also get creative and speak up using video, text or photography. Tell Us is now open until Wed 30th June.  Australian College of Applied Psychology ACAP holds regular information sessions to give you the opportunity to:  Projects Abroad - Volunteering Overseas Information evenings are informal discussion forums and a chance for you to find out specific information on the countries and projects that appeal to you. Melbourne, Church 364, 364 Church Street, Richmond, VIC 3121 30th March 2010 6.30 - 7.30pm Sydney, Sydney Central YHA, 11 Rawson Place, Sydney 2000 13th April 2010 6.30 - 7.30pm Canberra, The Canberra Rex Hotel, 150 Northbourne Ave, Braddon ACT 14th April 2010 6.30 - 7.30pm Brisbane, Hotel George Williams, 325 George Street, Brisbane 4000 18th May 2010 6.30 - 7.30pm http://www.projects-abroad.com.au/more-info/meet-us/ | Term 4, Week 7, 22nd - 28th November 2010 | Term 4, Week 6, 15th - 21st November 2010 | Term 4, Week 5, 8th - 14th November 2010 | Term 4, Week 4, 1st - 5th November 2010 | Term 4, Week 3, 25th - 29th October 2010 | Term 4, Week 2, 18th - 22nd October 2010 | Term 4, Week 1, 11th - 15th October 2010 | Spring Holiday 2010 | Term 3, Week 10, 20th - 24th September 2010 | Term 3, Week 9, 13th - 17th September 2010 | Term 3, Week 8, 6th - 10th September 2010 | Term 3, Week 7, 30th August - 3rd September 2010 | Term 3, Week 6, 23rd -27th August 2010 | Term 3, Week 5, 16th - 20th August 2010 | Term 3, Week 4, 9th - 13th August 2010. | Term 3, Week 3, 2nd - 6th August 2010. | Term 3, Week 2, 26th - 30th July 2010. | Term 3, Week 1, 19th - 23rd July 2010 | Winter Holiday, 5th - 16th July 2010 (Week 2) | Winter Holiday, 5th - 16th July 2010 | Term 2, Week 11, 28th June - 2nd July 2010. | Term 2, Week 10, 21st-25th June 2010 | Term 2, Week 9, 14th - 18th June 2010 | Term 2, Week 8, 7th - 11th June 2010. | Term 2, Week 7, 31st May - 4th June 2010 | Term 2, Week 6. 24th -28th May 2010 | Term 2, Week 5, 17th - 21st May 2010 | Term 2, Week 4, 10th - 14th May 2010 | Term 2, Week 3, 3rd - 7th May 2010 | Term 2, Week 2, 26th - 30th April 2010 | Term 2, Week 1, 19th -23rd April 2010 | Easter Holiday 2010 | Term 1, Week 10, 29th March - 4th April 2010 | Term 1, Week 9, 22 - 28 March 2010 | Term 1, Week 8, 15 - 21 March 2010 | Term 1, Week 7, 8 - 14 March 2010 | Term 1, Week 6, 1 - 7 March 2010 | Term 1, Week 5, 22 - 28 February 2010 | Term 1, Week 4, 15 - 21 February 2010 | Term 1, Week 3, 8 - 14 February 2010 | Term 1, Weeks 1&2, 27 January - 7 February 2010 | | High Schools Home | What's New 2010 | EventsCalendar 2010 | NewsEventsSchools | | Return Home | News & Events | Post School | Course Search | Explore Careers | Careers Advice | Careers Advisers | Links | Contact Us | |
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