June 2024

Vol 8

Careers & Pathways

The latest news and updates from TFS Careers and Pathways

in this issue:

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Meet with us?

If you would like to meet with Trish or Pete, our Pathways Advisors, please book a time here. Parents are welcome to join

Book now

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Never hesitate to invest in yourself.

-Brooke #DailyDoseOfKindness


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UTAS - Schools Recommendation Program

UTAS SRP allows you to apply early for a range of exciting, diverse courses. It also means that you’ll receive your offers much earlier in the year.


Applications will open on 27 June for students in Year 12 in 2024. We will have a UTAS representative speak to Year 12 students on the 17th of June during the assembly.


UAC - Yr 12 Information Evening

UAC is the University Admissions Centre for NSW and ACT. They invite Year 12 students interested in learning about University admissions to an online information evening. They will also talk about scholarship application tips, UAC preferences and how the University works.


To reserve a spot for this online event on Thursday 20 June use the following link here.

UAC also have a great page on their website explaining the Early Offer Schemes across the different Universities. Early Offers provide you with just that ‘ an early offer before the main round’!!


Check this out here

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TIS -Tertiary Information Session

This is a reminder that the TIS is on next Tuesday 4 June at UTAS. There will be a 30-minute presentation and then a 1-hour expo. It runs from 9.30 - 11.00 pm. If you are interested in the following universities, then you should consider this opportunity.



Exhibitors

University of Tasmania

University of Melbourne

Deakin University

Swinburne University of Technology

Monash University

La Trobe University

Australian National University

Bond University

Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC)

Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)

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UNSW Portfolio Entry Scheme

UNSW early offer and early conditional offer schemes are open for entry in Term 1, 2025.


The UNSW Portfolio Entry Scheme offers early conditional offers, giving students the opportunity to demonstrate your passion and talent alongside your ATAR. Successful applicants will receive an early conditional offer with an adjusted ATAR entry requirement up to 10 ATAR points below the lowest selection rank for a specific degree or range of related degrees.


If this sounds like you, consider a portfolio submission. For more information check out the link: Portfolio Early conditional offer



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University of Notre Dame

From Arts, Law and Business, to Nursing, Allied Health, Teaching and Computer Science, Notre Dame Uni offers a wide range of programs that all come with practical experience and a supportive learning environment


If you're a Year 12 student completing the ATAR pathway, Notre Dame University’s Young Achievers Early Offer Program could be just what you need to secure a place at a university that values your growth as a person, not just your academic achievements.


The program provides Year 12 students with a chance to secure a place at university before the main round of offers. It is an excellent opportunity for you to feel confident as you work towards your final exams.


Successful applicants may also be eligible to apply for Notre Dame’s $20,000 merit and opportunity scholarships.


You can apply for an Early Offer for many undergraduate bachelor’s degrees (with some exceptions, including postgraduate programs) and start your studies at a 5-star rated university.*


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Charles Sturt University

The Charles Sturt Advantage early offer program is an opportunity for students to secure a place at Charles Sturt before exams. Students will also receive exclusive support and have the opportunity to apply for Advantage scholarships.



Last year, Charles Sturt made than 4,750 offers to students across every state and territory in Australia!



Students apply online for free, directly to Charles Sturt. The program takes into consideration Year 11 results as well as personal attributes such as resilience and empathy. Students will preference three courses and, if successful, will receive an offer in order of their preferences.



Applications for the Charles Sturt Advantage early offer program will close on 31 August 2024. Offers will be made in late September.





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UNSW Webinars

If you are interested in attending UNSW here are some webinars you might like to sign up for...


Regional and Remote Entry Scheme | Monday 24 June 6-7pm

Find out about UNSW Regional and Remote Entry Scheme.


Hear about benefits offered, including entry on a reduced ATAR and a range of ongoing support. Learn about eligibility criteria, how to apply, and scholarships. Register here


Double degrees, combined studies, and cross-disciplinary education | Wednesday 29 May 5–5:30 pm

Hear about combined and double degrees.


Hear from current students as they share their Sydney experience. Find out what sets UNSW apart and how you can benefit from completing a combined or double degree at Sydney. Register here.

7 Ways Volunteering Can Help You

Studyworkgrow have put out a great article about the benefits of Volunteering.


Did you know that through volunteering you can:


Learn new skills

Give your resume a boost

Help you stand out in admissions

Form Connections

Grow as a person

Improve your health

Benefit your community


Interested in learning more, read their article HERE.

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2025 National Youth Science Forum

Are you in Year 11 in 2024? Apply now to join the National Youth Science Forum in January!


The National Youth Science Forum (NYSF) Year 12 Program gives students who are about to start Year 12 a broader understanding of study and career options available in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).



Staying on campus at university colleges, students are immersed in science and technology. Participants will have the opportunity to:


· participate in tours of science and technology facilities,

· learn about cutting-edge research,

· engage with industry partners and research providers,

· learn about university, training and STEM career pathways,

· mix with like-minded students their age from all over Australia,

· participate in social and team building activities, and

· network with former NYSF participants.



In January 2025, the NYSF Year 12 Program will run two summer sessions at:


· The Australian National University, Canberra (6 –14 January)

· The University of Queensland, Brisbane (15 – 23 January)


Applications close 15 July 2024.


Find out more here


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Year 10 Work Experience

If you are in Year 10 and haven't organised your work experience yet, the time is NOW.


The opportunity to make the most of this opportunity is closing fast. Please see your past emails from Trish Menadue regarding how to secure your place.


Some tips for those struggling with finding a place:


• Try asking people in your personal networks if they know of any companies or organisations that offer work experience placements.


• Researching companies and organisations in your area of interest is also a good idea. Look for places that offer structured programs, as this shows that they will be committed to helping you learn.


• Many state and territory government departments offer work experience and work placement opportunities. Consider the work department you might be interested in and research opportunities online or alternatively contact the department directly and ask if they have any opportunities available.


• You can also check with your local council as well as businesses in a range of industries in your local area. Try to talk to the human resources department of the organisations that interest you. You'll need to tell them what kind of experience you're looking for and what you hope to get out of it.


• Work experience doesn’t just help you find out what the world of work is all about. It will also provide you with some employability skills that will enhance your resume. This may possibly give you the edge when job searching in the future.




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