CCAREER MAILBOX
Thursday 5th May 2016
DATES WORTH NOTING
News from the University of Melbourne
Engineering & I T Programs for School Students
The University of Melbourne offers a range of exciting opportunities for secondary school students to visit
Parkville campus and experience Engineering & IT. Some of these programs include –
Hands on Computing
Find out what computing and information systems study involves and the careers that can follow, through
this interactive day long program. No particular computer skills are required except for an inquisitive and
creative mind! Students will also have the opportunity to meet with academics and current students.
Date:
Time:
Tuesday 28 June 2016
9.00am – 3.30pm
Hands on Engineering
Hands on Engineering is a day-long program, for Year 10 students who are interested in mathematics and
science, providing hands on experience in a variety of fun activities and workshops to learn about the
different fields of engineering.
Students will also have the opportunity to tour the campus and meet with academics and current
students.
Date:
Time:
Thursday 30 June 2016
9.00am – 3.30pm
To find out more about either of the above mentioned, and/or to register, visit Engineering & I T
Holiday Programs
VCA Schools Program – Walks of Art 2016
Aimed at Visual Art students and their teachers, this walking tour will take you around alleyways and into
some of the smaller artist-run gallery spaces around Melbourne. Learn more about the contemporary
visual art scene in Melbourne, and be inspired! This series of walking tours will be hosted by a VCA final
year visual art student.
The Walks of Art tours will be taking place a number of times over the next few months, and students can
choose which day suits them best.
Register for this free program at VCA Schools Program – Walks of Art 2016
Monash Scholars Program
The Monash Scholars program helps high-achieving secondary school students develop and excel, both
academically and personally. Scholars explore and pinpoint their passions, develop a broad suite of study
skills, and gain the confidence to make great course and career choices. Through the program, they'll
build a personal network of peers and academics that will last through to university and beyond.
Current Year 10 students are invited to apply, and nominations for the 2016 intake will open later this
month. Students interested in the program must self-apply and get the endorsement of the school by
approaching Mrs. Burton. Students will be selected, based on their academic ability, contributions to
school and community, and capacity to participate. A maximum of three students will be accepted from
The Knox School, however schools can endorse as many applications as they choose. Monash will assess
all applications in accordance with its criteria and will make the final selection decision.
The Key Dates are Applications open
Applications close
Assessment period
Selection Announcement
Enrolment period
Welcome ceremony
Friday 20 May 2016
Friday 24 June 2016
Friday 24 June – Monday 11 July 2016
Tuesday 12 July 2016
Wednesday 13 – Sunday 24 July 2016
Thursday 28 – Saturday 30 July 2016
Find out more, including the benefits, at Monash Scholars Program
Design Futures Careers Expo
The Design Futures Forum and Careers Expo introduces students to a line-up of internationally acclaimed
designers, across multiple disciplines, recognised for their unique ideas and exemplary execution of their
craft. Design Futures presents an opportunity for teachers of design, and students interested in the
creative industries, to gain an insight into the role of design in multiple sectors. Attendees will get to walk
through the expo, meet speakers, etc.
Date:
Tuesday 31 May 2016
Time:
3.00pm – 8.30pm
Venue:
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre
Cost:
$38 (+ GST and booking fee)
Find out more, and book a ticket at Design Futures Careers Expo
Interstate Law Experience Day
Victorian VCE students have an excellent opportunity to find out first-hand what studying law at Bond is
all about! They will discover ethical topics with our professors and legal specialists, engage in legal
scenarios in moot court rooms. Students get to fly up to Bond University for the day and the cost is $99,
which include flights. The Law Experience Day will take place on Saturday 21 May 2016. Places are very
limited and students should email Vanessa Lea at vlea@bond.edu.au to book their spot!
JMC Academy Open Day 2016
Students keen on the creative industries are invited to attend the upcoming JMC Academy Open Day, and
experience live entertainment, short animation and films and also get the opportunity to tour the campus
and facilities.
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Saturday 14 May 2016
10.30am onwards
169 – 171 Bank Street in South Melbourne
Register at JMC Academy Open Day Registration or call (03) 9624 2929.
VISITING SPEAKERS TO GGS
Tuesday 10th May 2016
1.10 – 1.55
University
of
Melbourne
Melbourne Model,
application process and
prerequisites subjects
Cook
Theatre
Tuesday 10th May
7.15pm
Lincoln
University
Studying in New Zealand and
the courses Lincoln offer.
Careers
Room
Thursday 12th May 2016
Lattitude
GAP options
Q04
1.10- 1.55
Tuesday 17th May 2016
Volunteer experiences
ANU
General overview, Early
Offers and accommodation
options
Cook
Theatre
UNE
Early Entry, Scholarships,
College application and
course information
Cook
Theatre
RMIT
University
Undergrad Courses
Cook
Theatre
Tuesday 7th June 2016
GAT
General Admissions Test
Saturday 11th June 2016
ACT
USA Entry Test Centre
1.10 – 1.55
Thursday 19th May 2016
1pm- 1.55pm
Tuesday 24th May 2016
1.10 – 1.55
Arrive 7.45am for
8.30am
Discuss design admission
process
The Space
Classrooms
UMAT
UMAT2016
Year 12 students are reminded that registrations for UMAT2016 close on Friday 3 June 2016 at 5.00pm
sharp! The UMAT2016 will be held on Wednesday 27 July 2016, and the results will be available late
September 2016. Students should also note that results from UMAT2016 can only be used for
undergraduate medicine or health science courses beginning in 2017 but not 2018. Students should not
register for UMAT2016 unless they are planning to apply for a course commencing in 2017 and they meet
the eligibility criteria specified in the UMAT2016 Information Booklet.
For more information, and/or to apply visit UMAT2016 or call (03) 8508 7643.
Neuroscience
Studying Neuroscience at Swinburne University
Knowing how the brain works is vital to understanding behaviours and actions. Neuroscience is an
opportunity to gain the knowledge and skills to scientifically understand the functions of the human brain
and nervous system. Future careers can be found in a range of health- and science-related environments.
Swinburne University offers the study of neuroscience through the following courses:
 Bachelor of Health Science (Professional) with a major in neuroscience
 Bachelor of Health Science with a major in neuroscience
 Bachelor of Health Science (Honours)
To find out more, visit Studying Neuroscience at Swinburne University
Labour Market Information
The Department of Employment publishes a wide range of information about the labour market. Besides
publishing data about where the jobs might be in the future – jobs projection, data is also collected and
published regarding where the current skill shortages are.
These publications are very useful for students to read over and consider as they strategically plan their
future studies and work towards gaining long-term employment.
Below is a summary of where some of the more noticeable skills shortages that currently exist are, and
one can anticipate where the future jobs might also be:
MANAGERS
PROFESSIONALS
TECHNICIANS AND TRADES WORKERS
COMMUNITY AND PERSONAL SERVICE WORKERS
CLERICAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE WORKERS
SALES WORKERS
MACHINERY OPERATORS AND DRIVERS
LABOURERS
Corporate Managers, Construction, Production and Distribution
Managers, Hospitality, Retail and Service Managers
Business, Finance and Human Resources, Medical Practitioners
and Nurses, Legal, Social and Welfare Professionals, ICT
Professionals, Sales, Marketing and PR, Transport and Design,
Architects, Engineers, Health Diagnostic and Therapy
Engineering, ICT and Science Technicians, Electrotechnology and
Telecommunications Trades, Automotive and Engineering
Trades, Food Trades, Construction Trades
Carers and Aides, Hospitality Workers, Sports, Travel and
Personal Service Workers
Clerks, Call Centre, Receptionists, Numerical Clerks, Office
Managers, Administrators and Secretaries, Other Clerical and
Administrative Workers
Sales Assistants and Sales Persons, Sales Representatives and
Agents
Drivers and Store Persons, Mobile Plant Operators
General Labourers, Cleaners and Laundry Workers, Factory
Process Workers
To read up on a current report – including State and Territory trends, and/or for monthly updates on
employment shortages, and for more comprehensive information visit Labour Market Information
SCHOLARSHIPS
Applications for 2017 MSRF scholarships are now open
The Macpherson Smith Rural Foundation (MSRF) is a charitable institution dedicated to the needs of
rural and regional Victorian communities.
One of MSRF's key activities is our scholarship program. We offer scholarships to year 12 students
from rural/regional Victoria to enable them to participate in tertiary study after they complete their VCE
studies. The scholarships provide financial support of $45,000 over three years, and also participation
in our mentoring and leadership development programs. Demonstrated leadership capacity is a critical
selection criterion for all MSRF programs.
Each scholarship application requires the endorsement of the applicant's school principal. A maximum
of 2 applications may be endorsed by any single school/principal in any given year. Applications for
2017 scholarships open on 1st May 2016 and close at midnight on 18th July 2016.
Full details of the selection criteria and application process are available at:
http://www.msrf.org.au/about-msrf-scholarships/
You may be aware of VCE students at your school who meet our selection criteria. I invite you to
discuss this program with your staff with a view to endorsing 1 or 2 scholarship applications from your
school.
Please note: The process to select 1 or 2 applicants for school principal endorsement is entirely at
the discretion of each school. For example, your school may "hand select" 1 or 2 students for
endorsement based on your existing knowledge of their merit, or you may invite draft applications
from multiple year 12 students from which you will agree to endorse the best two.
Thank you in advance for your help. We look forward to receiving applications from your school.
regards,
Macpherson Smith Rural Foundation Limited
ARCHITECTURE, BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION
Courses in Architecture, Building & Construction
INSTITUTION
Deakin
(Geelong
Waterfront
Campus)
COURSE
Architecture
Architecture /
Construction Management
Construction Management
Holmesglen
Building Surveying
VCE PREREQUISITES
Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 25 in
English (EAL) or at least 20 in English other
than EAL.
Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 25 in
English (EAL) or at least 20 in English other
than EAL.
Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 25 in
English (EAL) or at least 20 in English other
than EAL.
n/a
2017 ENTRY
REQUIREMENTS
ATAR
ATAR
ATAR
ATAR
Personal Statement
Interview (some)
(Chadstone
Campus)
Construction Management &
Economics
n/a
Monash
Architectural Design
Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 30 in
English (EAL) or at least 25 in English other
than EAL.
Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 30 in
English (EAL) or at least 25 in English other
than EAL; and a study score of at least 25 in
Maths: Mathematical Methods (CAS); and
a study score of at least 25 in one of
Chemistry or Physics.
Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 30 in
English (EAL) or at least 25 in English other
than EAL.
Units 1 and 2: satisfactory completion in
two units (any study combination) of any
Mathematics or Units 3 and 4: any
Mathematics; and a study score of at least
30 in English (EAL) or at least 25 in English
other than EAL.
Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 30 in
English (EAL) or at least 25 in English other
than EAL; and a study score of at least 20 in
Maths: Mathematical Methods (CAS).
Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 30 in
English (EAL) or at least 25 in English other
than EAL
(Caulfield Campus)
(Clayton Campus
Engineering /
Architectural Design
RMIT
Architectural Design
(City Campus)
Construction Management
Swinburne
Engineering (Construction)
(Hawthorn Campus)
University of
Melbourne
Design
(Parkville Campus)
Victoria
University
(Footscray Park
Campus)
Architectural Engineering
Building Surveying
Construction Management
Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 25 in
English ( EAL ) or at least 20 in English other
than EAL; and a study score of at least 20 in
any Mathematics
Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 25 in
English (EAL) or at least 20 in English other
than EAL.
Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 25 in
English (EAL) or at least 20 in English other
than EAL.
ATAR
Personal Statement
Interview (some)
ATAR
Supplementary Form
Interview (some)
ATAR
Supplementary Form
Interview (some)
ATAR
Information Kit
Interview (some)
ATAR
ATAR
ATAR
ATAR
ATAR
ATAR
For a comprehensive list of all architecture, and building & construction courses on offer at both TAFEs
and universities, visit VTAC
LEGAL PROFESSIONS
Paralegal Degrees on offer in Victoria
A paralegal is an individual, qualified by education, training or work experience who is employed or
retained by a lawyer, law office, corporation, governmental agency, or other entity and who performs
specifically delegated substantive legal work for which a lawyer is responsible. In other words, a paralegal
work in the legal industry but is not a lawyer. Below are a number of degrees on offer in Victoria. The
prerequisite VCE subject is usually an English.
Visit VTAC for a comprehensive list including all double degrees on offer.
COURSE
Criminology
INSTITUTION
Deakin
University
(G) – Geelong WP
(M) - Melbourne
Forensic Science
MAJOR STUDIES
ATAR 2016
Crime, Crime prevention, Criminal justice, Criminal justice
administration, Criminology, Criminology research methods,
Criminology theory, Ethics, Justice, Legal studies, Media and crime,
Organised crime, Policing, Psychology, Punishment, Risk, Security,
Surveillance, Terrorism, Transnational crime, Victimology, Violence.
Analytical chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Chemistry (analytical),
Chemistry (forensic), Chemistry (medical), Chemistry (organic),
Criminology, Forensic analysis, Forensic biology, Forensic chemistry,
60.40 (G)
66.05 (M)
59.75 (G)
Criminology
La Trobe
University
(M) - Melbourne
Criminal and Justice
Navitas
College of
Public Safety
(M) - Melbourne
Criminal Justice
RMIT
University
(C) – City
Criminology & Psychology
Legal and Dispute Studies
Arts (major in
Criminology)
Swinburne
University
(H) – Hawthorn
Health Sciences (major in
Psychology and Forensic
Science –
Criminal Justice
Legal Services
*Professional
degree
Victoria
University
(C) – City
(F) - Footscray
Forensic investigation, Forensic science, Genetics, Hazardous
materials and processes, Molecular and cell biology.
Access to Justice, Corrections, Crime and Culture, Crime and
Inequality, Crime prevention, Criminal justice, Criminal justice
administration, Criminology, Criminology research methods,
Criminology theory, Ethics, Forensics, Justice, Policing, Psychology,
Punishment, Restorative Justice, Risk, Security, Surveillance,
Terrorism, Transnational crime, Victimology, Violence.
Abnormal Psychology, Case Management, Corporate Crime,
Corrections, Criminal Law, Criminology, Drugs and Crime, Ethics,
Forensic Psychology, Indigenous Studies, International Criminal
Justice, Investigations, Legal Process, Mental Health, Police Studies,
Sentencing, Terrorism and Society, Transnational Crime, Victimology,
Youth Justice.
Corrections, Crime prevention, Criminal justice administration,
Criminology, Forensic investigation, Globalisation, Information
security, International law, International studies, Judicial studies,
Justice, Law (court processes), Law (criminal), Law (evidence), Legal
studies, Management, Police administration, Police studies,
Psychology, Youth justice.
Corrections, Crime prevention, Criminal justice administration,
Criminology, Customs, Forensic investigation, Forensic psychology,
Global justice, Information security, Justice, Law (court processes),
Law (criminal), Law (evidence), Law enforcement, Legal studies, Police
studies, Psychological testing and assessment, Psychology, Psychology
(cognitive), Psychology (developmental), Psychology (personality),
Psychology (social), Psychopathology, Youth justice.
Dispute resolution and mediation, Human rights, Justice, Law, Law
(civil), Law (criminal), Law (evidence), Law (Family), Law (information),
Law (labour relations), Legal practice, Legal studies, Organisational
processes, Social sciences, Sociology.
Chinese, Cinema and screen studies, Creative writing and literature,
Criminology, Digital advertising technology, Environmental
sustainability, History, International studies, Japanese, Journalism,
Media industries, Philosophy, Politics and international relations,
Professional writing and editing, Social media, Sociology.
Applied statistics, Biomedical sciences, Health across the life span,
Health communication, Neuroscience, Psychology and forensic
science, Psychology and psychophysiology.
Community services, Community work, Crime prevention, Criminal
justice, Criminal law, Criminology, Ethics, Gender studies, Law,
Psychology, Sociology.
Accounting, Administrative law, Business communication, Business
law, Corporate law, Criminal law, Economics and finance,
Employment law, Environmental law, Family law, Financial institutions
law, Human resource management, Information systems, Insolvency
law, Intellectual property, Interpersonal and business skills, Legal
services, Marketing, Professional ethics, Tax law, Torts law.
75.95 (M)
n/a (M)
n/a (C)
n/a (C)
n/a (C)
80.00+ (H)*
60.00+ (H)
80.00+ (H)*
60.00+ (H)
n/a (F)
n/a (C)(F)
Law at the University of Swinburne
Swinburne’s law school offers an undergraduate program that focuses on commercial law with emphasis
on intellectual property law, and it is the only degree in Victoria with this specialisation.
Swinburne is offering its Bachelor of Laws – a 4-year program - for the first time in 2015. Focused on
commercial law, with a distinct emphasis on intellectual property, technology, and innovation, it offers
students a degree that stresses practical skills and real-world experience.
The Swinburne Bachelor of Laws program is fully accredited by the Council of Legal Education in Victoria
and offers students the option of a single degree or combined program with arts, science, business or
engineering. The VCE prerequisites are Units 3 and 4 – a study score of at least 30 in any English.
To find out more visit Bachelor of Laws
Law Week 2016
Law Week is an annual festival of events that makes learning about the law easy. Held in May each year,
Law Week has taken place across Victoria since 1980.
This year Law Week will take place from Monday 16 May – Sunday 22 May 2016. Students get to go
behind the scenes of the Victorian legal system, and check out what the law is all about. Find legal
answers on everyday issues, take a prison ghost tour, enjoy some comedy or live music, or check out
courts open day for debates, mock-trials and more.
Find out more about what is on in Law Week by browsing Law Week 2016 - What's On?
UNIVERSITY UPDATES
News from the Australian National University
Degrees for High Achievers Roadshow in Melbourne
ANU will launch its Degrees for High Achievers Roadshow in Melbourne on Monday 9 May 2016, from
5.30pm – 7.00pm! The evening will present options for intellectually curious and driven students who
want to study a degree that allows them to explore. Students are encouraged to attend the information
session to hear more about the Degree options, meet an Academic who teaches these outstanding
degrees and an alumni who completed one. Register at High Achievers Roadshow in Melbourne
Changes to the Bachelor of Laws (Honours)
Recently the Australian National University (ANU) announced that as of 2017, the ATAR required for entry
into the Bachelor of Laws (Honours) (LLBHons) will be 98. Students applying to the LLBHons should also
please note that they will no longer be eligible for academic bonus points to be added to their ATAR.
However, in line with the University’s commitment to equity and inclusion, students can still apply to
receive up to five equity bonus points through the UAC Educational Access Scheme. Find out more by
browsing Bachelor of Laws (Honours) at ANU.
The Academy of Design has moved!
The Academy of Design has moved to Collingwood!
More than that though, the Academy has also added Interior Design to its suite of creative majors
(Communication Design, Fashion & Costume Design, Filmmaking & Photography, Graphic & Digital Design
and Visual Arts) offered as part of the Bachelor of Design Arts. Find out more by visiting The Academy of
Design
National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) 2017
Current Year 11 students, with a passion for science, are reminded that the National Youth Science
Forum is the only program in Australia that offers students the chance to test-drive a wide range of
universities and careers in the sciences. Students learn how to make informed decisions about courses
and careers in the sciences and gain a professional skill set to help them realise their potential.
The National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) is a 12 day residential program for students entering Year 12
who are passionate about science, technology, engineering and maths (stem) and aims to show
participants the wide variety of study and career options in stem fields. Expressions of interest must be
submitted by 31 May 2016. Find out more, including how to register and apply, at National Youth
Science Forum (NYSF).
Snapshot of RMIT University
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One of Australia’s original educational institutions founded in 1887, RMIT University now has more than 80,000 students,
including more than 12,000 at postgraduate level.
RMIT provides you with a range of education options, from an apprenticeship, traineeship or certificate, to an associate or
bachelor degree, or a postgraduate degree by coursework or research - RMIT - Levels of Study
RMIT is regarded as a world leader in Art and Design; Architecture and the Built Environment; Engineering; Computer
Science; and Business and Management Studies.
RMIT has a reputation for delivering innovative academic programs within stunning modern and historic buildings located in
Melbourne’s CBD. The New Academic Street project will transform the heart of the RMIT City campus creating laneways,
gardens, new student spaces and better library facilities.
RMIT University offers programs of study in 23 schools across three academic colleges - RMIT - Academic Colleges
RMIT has three Melbourne campuses, made up of vibrant student communities, modern learning and teaching facilities and
open and informal social spaces - RMIT Campuses
RMIT engagement with industry has always been central to RMIT’s mission, and industry and enterprise is at the heart of
every RMIT program - RMIT and Industry
RMIT has an innovative accelerator program, combining top students from across RMIT with innovative industry partners to
solve real-world challenges - FastTrack Innovation Program at RMIT
Download a comprehensive list of undergraduate courses offered in 2017 at RMIT Undergraduate Courses in 2017
RMIT has a strong pathway program to courses providing students an opportunity to transfer from one RMIT program to
another - RMIT and Recognised Pathway Courses and Student Experience Pathways
Information about student accommodation options for Melbourne City campus students and visitors can be found at RMIT
Student Accommodation
RMIT makes sure its support services and networks help students to succeed at university and stay healthy and happy - RMIT
Support Services
Hallmark Program
The La Trobe Hallmark Program is a program for high-achieving students who are passionate about
learning. This program provides students with opportunities to work in cross-disciplinary teams on some
of the world's most pressing issues with access to and mentoring by leading researchers. Enrichment
activities, such as an international study tour, are made possible through scholarship funds provided to all
successful applicants.
All successful applicants to the Hallmark Program also receive a Hallmark Program Scholarship valued at
$10, 500 over 4 years to enable students to undertake a variety of enrichment activities including an
International Study Tour. To be eligible, students should:
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be an Australian or New Zealand citizen, or holder of an Australian permanent resident visa, or
permanent humanitarian visa
be studying in 2016 a standard Victorian Year 12 (VCE) or standard Interstate Year 12 or IB
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have applied through VTAC for one of the specified courses and be selected into that course
achieve a high ATAR for VCE or equivalent in 2016
Applications will open later in August but to find out more about this program, visit La Trobe Hallmark
Program. A useful FAQ sheet can be found at Hallmark FAQs
Students discover the world with WEP
World Education Program Australia (WEP) is now accepting applications
for students to travel overseas in 2016/17 as exchange students for a
summer, semester or year.
Give your child the opportunity to gain international experiences and
foreign language skills to kick-start a future career.
‘Knowledge of English in this globalising world is a great advantage;
knowledge of English alone is a massive disadvantage.’
Joseph Lo Bianco, 2004
Along with distinct foreign language benefits, exchange students’
mature, gain confidence and develop a much more worldly approach
upon their return to Australia.
If learning a second language is not for your child, programs are available
to the USA, Canada, Ireland, UK and even English-speaking Ghana.
Attend one of WEP’s information evenings or go online to WEP to find
out more about WEP’s academic programs, their scholarships and your
opportunity to host an international exchange student.
WEP will also be at the annual Knox School Careers Expo on Thursday
14 July 2016.
WEP is a not-for-profit student exchange organisation registered/approved
by the education departments/regulatory authorities in New South Wales,
Queensland and Victoria, and has opened the door for thousands of students,
providing them with a rewarding and successful future through education
abroad.
Tripod is a 2-day event for Year 10 – 12 students aimed at young people
empowering themselves to take positive steps towards their future. Over the
two days students will participate in master classes, industry showcases, team
projects, and one-to-one mentoring to support their personal development and
exploration of career possibilities. The focus of the event is for students to gain
the insight and personal understanding to be able to one day say: “I got the
job!”
There will be over 60 Master Class Seminars & workshops at the Tripod event,
and some of the keynote speakers include Jon Yeo (TEDx Melbourne), Michael
Levine (LinkedIn), and Mark McCrindle (award-winning researcher and author).
Parents of Year 10 – 12 students might also like register for the two-day Adult
Program that will run simultaneously with the Youth Program. The idea being
that students and their parents will engage in a common conversation
thereafter.
Date:
Venue:
Cost:
Saturday 28 & Sunday 29 May 2016
Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre
Youth Program 2 days - $295 (early bird rate)
Adult Program 2 days - $195 (early bird rate)
Visit Tripod - Empowering Australian Youth to find out more about the many
expert speakers, and to register!
Peter Craig
Head of Careers
Geelong Grammar School
Phone: +61 3 52739265
Email: careers@ggs.vic.edu.au
Thanks to Jacky Burton for additional items.
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Mary-Anne Lewis
Career Practitioner
Geelong Grammar School
Phone: +61 3 52739261