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Do you know high-achieving senior students who are interested in a career in teaching? Great news, applications for the NSW Department of Education’s scholarships for future teachers are now open https://tinyurl.com/2wet2eu5
Available to HSC students, the scholarships offer a range of benefits and incentives, including financial support whilst studying and a permanent teaching position in a NSW public school on successful completion of studies.
Carpentry Apprenticeship with a local building company.
Holiday Haven Swan Lake (Sussex Inlet) Traineeship. This is a full-time opportunity
Last Tuesday, UHS students joined thousands of other Year 12 students from around NSW to experience a Day at Uni. Students gained firsthand experience, following a Timetable chosen by them. Early Entry for UOW opens on July 18 and they have an Open Day on July 6.
84 awesome students participated in workshops including investigating subjects for Year 11 suited to their interests, Criminology and Nursing. They had the opportunity to explore the local campus and what it has to offer. Thanks to Jade, Jaimie and the team at UOW for a great day!
Congratulations Ebony Wellman, Felix Nebelung and Li Chenwei who took the opportunity to participate in the Shoalhaven Food Network Event. They gained skills and worked alongside famous chefs including Luke Bow (Willinga Park) and Peter Doyle (Doyles Sydney) as well as local favourites Damien Martin (Milton Hotel) and Matt Upson (Gwylo). Students were in the kitchen as well as front of house at the Willinga Park Long Table Lunch and the Share the Love collaboration, between Milton Hotel and Gwylo. Well done on your commitment and giving up many hours of your weekend. Connections were made that will provide further exciting opportunities in the future!
A group of Year 10 students had the great opportunity to participate in the EDGE (Education, Deportment, Grooming, Employability Skills) Workshop last Wednesday. The EDGE workshop was interactive and gave students practical tips to help them land their first job and inspire them to explore rewarding vocational career pathways. Local employers including Rupert from Bannisters, Vaughan from Furniture One and Adam from Hotondo Homes, spoke to students about what qualities employers are looking for.
Thanks to the Dunn Lewis Centre for hosting, we appreciate your ongoing support of our students.
Year 12 Parents “Future Talk” UOW are offering an opportunity for the ‘support crew’ of Year 12 students, to learn more about the HSC, UAC, and the Early Entry process or for more information https://tinyurl.com/pa3c2ndd
Mathew Rafidi (Year 11) had a great week completing Work Placement with Amazon Web Services. Amazon Web Services is a subsidiary of Amazon that provides on-demand cloud computing platforms. He found the experience interesting and challenging, working with Industry experts and meeting other IT students.
‘Launch your Career; is a series of live virtual events that identify future career pathways by connecting students with industry.
‘Heroes of the Shoalhaven’ will be celebrated when Food Month brings together Shoalhaven's finest chefs, cheese makers, baristas, pâtissiers, brewers, winemakers, distillers, bakers and growers to offer you a diverse and sumptuous month.
We are excited that some UHS students will be given the opportunity to gain skills and work alongside outstanding chefs and foodies, at some gala events at venues including Bundanon, Milkhaus, Gwylo and Willinga Park. If you are an interested student please contact Mrs Ingold in Careers or Ms Meacham in TAS.
Childcare Traineeship at Basin View Childcare. Ph. Sam on 44434201 or email resume to basinviewchildcare@aapt.net.au
Northside ELC also have a traineeship advertised. Send your resume to mollymook@northsidechildcare.com.au
Harris Scarfe invites interested juniors to drop their resume into the store. They are looking for several keen juniors to join their staff!
Last week Frances from the Australian National University in Canberra visited the Study Centre and worked with some Year 12 students. She went through the Direct Entry process, talked about courses at ANU and Scholarships. We thank ANU for their support of our students.
The University of Sydney is pleased to announce that they are once again partnering with Studiosity in 2022 to offer 24/7 online study support to your Year 10, 11 and 12 students. Studiosity is an online, on-demand tutoring service offered free to students from Ulladulla High School to use throughout 2022. Year 10 students will be encouraged to sign up during Careers lessons. Other students should look for an Invitation to Register for Studiosity, sent to their school email last week!
Congratulations to our newest School Based Apprentice, Hayden Brook. He has commenced work one day a week with Ben and his team at Wilford Constructions and is attending TAFE Cert III Carpentry, all part of his Year 10 study pattern.
Congratulations to the 18 students who gained the WHS White Card qualification held recently. If you missed out, the next course is scheduled for 1 June.
Are you confused about how or when to apply for University?
Mrs Ingold is hosting information sessions this week to answer all your questions. Sessions are after school on Tuesday 22 March or Thursday 24 March (3.15- 4.15 pm) as part of Study Centre. A third session is planned for 9.30 am on Friday 25 March in the MMC. Parents are welcome to attend.
The University of Sydney is pleased to announce that we are once again partnering with Studiosity https://www.studiosity.com/ in 2022 to offer 24/7 online study support to our Year 10, 11 and 12 students. Studiosity is an online, on-demand tutoring service offered free to students from Ulladulla High School to use throughout 2022. Year 10 students will be encouraged to sign up during Careers lessons. Other students should look for an Invitation to Register for Studiosity, sent to their school email address in the next week or so.
Closing Wednesday 9 March The Future Me Program has great benefits, one being more than 20 hours of free Year 12 and beyond skills development under the guidance of our In2Uni mentors who have achieved Band 5 or higher in one or more HSC Subjects. To apply go to https://www.uow.edu.au/engage/outreach-pathways/year-12/year-12-upp/
under ‘ How to apply’.
Year 12 spent session 1 in an extremely informative seminar last Thursday. The Future Me Program has great benefits, one being more than 20 hours of free Year 12 and beyond skills development under the guidance of our In2Uni mentors who have achieved Band 5 or higher in one or more HSC Subjects. To apply go to https://www.uow.edu.au/engage/outreach-pathways/year-12/year-12-upp/ under ‘ How to apply’.
It is never too early to start planning for Year 11 and 12, especially if you aspire to attend University. The University of Sydney is hosting a Webinar on March 1st, at 4.30 pm.
Through this presentation you will learn how to:
•Explore Career Paths – Tips and tricks on how to explore career pathways information.
•Connect Career Paths to Higher Education – Linking career pathways to different higher education options.
•University Essentials/FAQ’s – Learn about university prerequisites, why it is important and its impact on your Year 11 and 12 study and transition into university.
•Prepare for Subject Selection – Tips on what to consider when picking subjects for Year 11 and 12.
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/2p9dyzuv
A White Card is a mandatory work card required in order to work on a construction site. Year 11 Construction students need to have a White Card to complete Work Placement and any student considering Work Experience In the Construction Industry is encouraged to gain this qualification.
The next White Card course is scheduled for Wednesday March 9, starting at 8.30 am. The cost is $100 and students may request fee assistance. Students must be 14 years of age and will require a USI Number https://www.usi.gov.au/
Due to COVID UOW Discovery Day has been postponed. New date to be confirmed in the near future.
Early Entry for Charles Sturt Uni for current Year 12. Find out more and/or join an information session
https://tinyurl.com/3ts3jerk
Embark on a Regional NSW Gap Year and discover new places, make friends, learn new skills and create memories that will last a lifetime – while getting paid! Are you just about to finish school and looking for a job, or not quite sure what to do next? Are you looking to get a job in hospitality, tourism, agriculture or construction? A regional NSW gap year could be your answer! Not sure what course you’d like to pursue? Check out the website exciting Office for Regional Youth program, visit nsw.gov.au/RegionalGapYear for more information.
Dive into the Summer Skills program today! Every summer has its own story, time to write your own! This summer is expected to be an absolute bumper. Many employers will need summer staff to cope with the huge demand of jobs across a variety of industries. This is why the NSW Government is offering fee-free, industry aligned short course for young people wanting to learn new skills. Who can apply? Are you a school leaver or aged between 16 and 24? Are you looking to kick-start your summer career? Then Summer Skills could be for you.
Adam from Adzma Coastal Carpentry had the pleasure of hosting Holly Fleming for a week of work experience. Holly showed all the characteristics of a young hard working intelligent go getter! Congratulations Holly
#uhsproud #uhscareers #jobsdonthaveagender
The demand for skilled workers in the Animation and VFX industry is high and continues to grow as the Australian Government provides incentives for onshore film and gaming production. UOW College will be hosting a FREE online workshop on Monday 6 December 2021 for students to gain a taster of this industry and learn some new skills. This workshop will be interactive, fun and ideally suited to Year 10 & 11 (12) students who are creative, and/or looking for a career in a creative lucrative industry.
IS THIS YOU?
See Mrs Ingold if interested
Housing Industry Association have Carpentry and Cabinet making apprenticeships available that could be ideal for a Year 11 or 12 leaver. Interested students to apply:
It has been confirmed that the White Card course will proceed on Thursday Dec 2. Students must complete an application form available from the Careers office. Even if you have already registered your interest, you need to confirm details, including your USI number with Mrs Ingold.
We are excited to announce that the University of Sydney have partnered with Studiosity to provide UHS Year 10, 11 and 12 students with FREE online study support. Students will be well supported by expert Subject Specialists who are educators, academics and professionals.
Through Studiosity, students will have 24/7 access to the following services:
· Writing Feedback: Students can upload any written document and receive feedback that helps them think about and review their own work.
· Connect Live: Students can ask a question and get immediate help via typed or (the NEW) audio live chat across core subjects (English, Maths, Science).
· Practice Tests: Students also have access to over 750 practice tests and downloadable worksheets within their Studiosity accounts. These quizzes are available across English, Maths, Chemistry, Physics and Biology for Year 5 through to Year 12 levels, including NAPLAN-specific content. Samples can be found here:
https:/www.studiosity.com/student-resources/practice-tests
To accept this generous offer, students must respond to an email sent to them from USYD-WPO, with link to sign up for Studiosity.
As we approach the end of the school year, some students will be considering post-school training pathways or thinking about applying for jobs, while others may still be exploring career ideas. Remember that myfuture provides free tools and resources to help support all students! https://myfuture.edu.au/
As with most things, University Open Days look a little different this year, most being Virtual and Online. You still have the opportunity to ask questions and interact with staff and current students. Details of Open Days can be found here or follow the links for each University for details.
We’re looking to recruit up to 15 new apprentices to commence in January 2022. This is such an exciting time to join Endeavour Energy - we’re investing in our technology and our people to drive our ambition to be at the forefront of a rapidly changing energy sector. Endeavour Energy is one of Australia’s fastest growing networks, connecting 20,000 new customers a year, including the Western Sydney Aerotropolis. Don’t miss out - challenge yourself to a career in energy! Applications close on Friday 27 August 2021.
How good are the Olympics?
Did you know you can combine your passion for your favourite sport with STEM to slam dunk your way to a future proof, dream job! Read all about it https://tinyurl.com/xehek2wj
Careers with STEM e-mag is free to read online. There are lots of great articles to inspire you and get you thinking about the jobs of the future. Read the full magazine https:careerswithstem.com.au/
Are you interested in pursuing a career in law? Or would you simply like to experience studying at a university level before graduating from high school?
After 8 years of running our popular Summer Master Class program out of our Wollongong Campus over the January school holidays, in 2022 UOW is looking to pilot a Long-Format of this program, during the school year for students in the Batemans Bay and Bega regions. Running during Terms 1 and 2 of the 2022 school year, you will have an opportunity to complete a 15 week university level Law subject through blended online and face-to face delivery at our local campuses. Our long format master class has also been registered as a board endorsed course for the HSC and on successful completion will earn you credit towards the HSC as well as 6 credit points towards future study at UOW as well as a guaranteed UOW Early Admission interview or offer if you apply to Early Admission in 2022.
See Mrs Ingold for more information.
The Gateway Spring Program will be held online from 6 - 23 September and is an opportunity for Year 11 students on an ATAR pathway to explore university through interactive faculty workshops, prepare for Year 12 study, and hear from current UNSW students about their transition to university.
Register here: tinyurl.com/jyy6b37c
In an effort to support HSC students with all of the difficulties and disruptions that took place in 2020, the University of Newcastle has partnered with InspirationED to deliver free HSC webinars for Yr 12 students. These webinars will provide an opportunity to connect with experienced teachers and HSC exam markers to cover a range of curriculum areas. Students will gain advice on how to prepare effectively in their respective subjects and will be provided with an overview of the skills and strategies proven for success in their HSC year. Follow the link to view the course and register:
https://tinyurl.com/33r24htw
Congratulations to Year 12 students, Bailey Matthews, Jaimee Dorrell, Riley White, Kasey-Lee James Adams and Darcy Hayter, who have been nominated for Excellence in Vocational Education, for their outstanding efforts in VET subjects and/or School Based Traineeships/Apprenticeships. Students attended interviews in Nowra recently and winners will be announced at an Awards luncheon on June 17.
Council’s School Work Experience Program (Term 3) is currently open and taking applications and is due to close 26 July. Work experience placements are available in the following areas:
· Construction and Maintenance
· Tourism / Holiday Haven / Visitor's Services
· Administration (Based out of Ulladulla)
· Libraries
· Parks Maintenance
· Mechanical Services
· Information Technology - Hardware Services
· Welding and Metals
· Electricity and Communications
· Art Galleries
· Animal Shelter
· Aquatics
· Waste Services
Not all positions are available in Ulladulla. Students should apply using the following link if interested! https://tinyurl.com/357db964
TAFE NSW YES Program ( Youth Engagement Strategy) engages Yr10 students to identify potential career pathways. Selected students from UHS have been lucky to be involved in this program. Starting last Thursday and running over the next 3 Thursdays, students will attend taster courses in different industries to experience learning in a TAFE environment. Beauty and Events and Conservation Land Management are the two courses our students are venturing into.
Students enjoyed learning about the more than 200 roles available in the Army, Navy and Air Force when DFR visited last Monday. Chief Petty Officer Kristian Weldon, a Physical Trainer in the Navy demonstrated his push ups! Warrant Officer David Boyd spoke of his travel experiences in the Army and Sergeant Lonie Jackson spoke proudly of representing Defence in Women's Rugby.
How awesome is our community? Last year Dr Jessie Hoang generously mentored a Year 12 student as they progressed through the grueling process of applying to study Medicine at University.
This year, we also have Dr Catherine McInnes (UHS Alumni) from Mollymook Medical Centre who is supporting our Year 12 students aspiring to Careers in Health/Medicine. She dropped into the Study Centre last week and chatted with Lara Garin.
Job Interviews can be daunting for students, so preparation and practice is key! Last week Heather and Tarleigha from Shoalhaven City Council conducted job interviews with Year 11 English Studies students. Students had been preparing resumes in class with support from Ms Ford.
Students were nervous but received positive feedback from the “Interviewers”. Many thanks to Shoalhaven City Council for providing this #realworldexperience for UHS students, and the students who stepped up to take on this challenge.
This week is National Careers Week! National Careers Week is an initiative of the Career Industry Council of Australia and aims to celebrate careers, career development, career development services, and career development practitioners. It also promotes the economic, social and personal benefits of career development for all Australians.
Have a look at the many online events careersweek.com.au/events-page/ All live webinars will be recorded and can be viewed after the event. Webinars include Hair and Beauty Industry, Apprenticeships and looking after your Mental Health. Parents may be interested in a featured Webinar on May 18: Information to support parents – pathways, barriers and challenges for young people.
Congratulations to Emily Fletcher, who has been successful in the application process for the Defence Force Gap Year Program. Last week she attended an information day at HMAS Creswell as part of this process. Emily is also applying for University entry, to keep her options open for the future!
Students from Years 10-12 are invited to attend the Information session with representatives from the Defence Force. This will be held in the TLS on Monday 17 May 12.30 pm- 1.30 pm. (Session 3). Students should register their interest at the Careers Office.
Congratulations to the 12 students who successfully gained their White Card last week. This allows them to undertake Work Experience opportunities in the Construction Industry
The Year 10 Subject Selection webinar is for students thinking about studying at university who would like to know more about our degrees and choosing subjects that provide a good foundation for each study area.
Staff from the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) will go through the ATAR, how it is calculated, and touch on scaling.
We will also cover:
UOW Early Admission
Opportunities for High Achievers
Scholarships
UOW campuses
Student Accommodation
Pathways to University
Costs of University
Student Life
Register here: https://tinyurl.com/emffhme4
This week in Careers lessons, Year 10 students will be creating a Unique Student Identifier (USI) number. They will be required to answer questions related to their proof of ID, being a Medicare Card or Drivers Licence (Learner Drivers acceptable). Students are asked to have a photo of their Medicare Card to refer to. They will also need to know their Place of Birth. Does your Year 10 student know where they were born?
We hope Lillian Riddle (Year 10) has a great week as she undertakes Work Experience at Budawang School this week. Henry Griffin (Year 12) is spending two days' Work Experience at HMAS Albatross, as he pursues his interest in joining the Defence Force. Good Luck!
Congratulations to Year 10 student Xander Jackson who impressed so well during Work Experience last term at AMH Auto Group, that they have now offered him an Apprenticeship opportunity. Well done, Xander!
What a great opportunity Noah Malone in Yr 10 has. Noah is completing work experience at Sussex Inlet Computers. Noah’s love of computers and everything IT is evident. Noah has built a computer himself which was overseen by his employer. We thank our local businesses for giving our students these fantastic opportunities.
#newskills
This week in Careers lessons, Year 10 students will be creating a Unique Student Identifier (USI) number. They will be required to answer questions related to their proof of ID, being a Medicare Card or Drivers Licence (Learner Drivers acceptable). Students are asked to have a photo of their Medicare Card to refer to. They will also need to know their Place of Birth. Does your Year 10 student know where they were born?
Starting in April 2021, UOW will be distributing a newsletter specifically for parents/guardians of Year 12 students. The newsletter will keep parents in the loop of important dates, define terms & jargon, invite to events & info sessions and provide answers to frequently asked questions. To subscribe, parents should head to http://bit.ly/uow_news and identify as 'parent' in the form.
The next White Card course is planned for Wednesday 28 April (Week 2 Term 2). Students need to register their interest with Mrs Ingold and pay $100 to student services (assistance available for eligible students). There are only 20 places available. Students will require a USI number:
usi.gov.au/students/get-a-usi
More than just part-time jobs, school-based apprenticeships and traineeships are a great way to set yourself up for the career you want while you're completing your HSC. Congratulations to Jai Jennings who has secured a School Based Apprenticeship studying Commercial Cookery at The Italian Guild in Milton. Thankyou to Stefano Vinetti for providing this outstanding opportunity for Jai!
Congratulations to the 19 students who successfully gained their WHS White Card last Wednesday. They are now prepared to work in the Construction Industry, including completing Work Experience opportunities.
Thanks to Steve from Coastal OHS and the canteen for the yummy morning tea- “square fruit on sticks” were a big hit! The next White Card course is planned for Wednesday 28 April (Week 2 Term 2). Students need to register interest with Mrs Ingold and pay $100 (assistance available for eligible students) to student services. Courses are limited to 20 students.
A great day of learning for those Year 12 students who experienced a day as a University student. The feedback was positive as students start exploring options and Entry pathways for their future.
As I have often mentioned, parents remain the number 1 influence on the career aspirations and decisions of their young person. Year 10 students are viewing the SkillsOne video as part of their Careers lessons, and parents are encouraged to view and discuss with their student.
It is current and relevant, outlining trends and jobs of the future.
What: A video presentation (35 minutes) covering vocational education and training pathways (VET), industry trends, Covid-19 impacts to industry, apprenticeships, traineeships and school-based apprenticeships and traineeships.
Video Access: Video access via the following link-
Video Passcode: digitalstudents1
Year 11 students have been emailed information about the UOW Summer Masterclass Program. More information can be found here. Applications close Sunday 9 November.
The University of Wollongong would like to invite students to LEARNING LABS, an academic enrichment holiday program. We are targeting students from Year 7 to 10 during 2020, who are passionate, self-motivated and curious learners.
Wollongong Campus Dates: 14th- 15th January 2021
Applications close: 9th November 2020
APPLICATION PROCESS
Please visit uow.edu.au for application process.
Please know that workshops fill very quickly.
Parents/Guardians/students visit our website and read the full list of workshops available by scrolling to the “January workshops overview” section.
You can “like” and follow the NSW Police Force Recruitment Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Recruitment.NSWPoliceForce for all the latest information and recruitment updates. You can also ask any questions that you might have about a career in the NSW Police Force.
Placements are now happening for interested Year 10 students. You don’t need to have an employer or business as Mrs Ingold can help you with this. Last week Ben Garrett joined the team at Tiny Eco Homes and had a great week!
Virtual Open days are upcoming soon for many Universities. Lots of Early Entry schemes are available and vary between the universities. Mrs Ingold will be at the Study Hub this week to assist students with Early Entry, including UOW!
Date is confirmed as Wednesday 19th August for next White Card. Info and application at the Careers Office.
How good do these boys look in full school uniform, with their white cards: Kye Farmilo Y10 (left) and Luke O’Connell Y12
Congratulations to the 19 students who successfully completed the White Card course at the end of Term 2
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#Encouraged and expected #safetyfirst #PPE
ASTAR is made by students for students.
With a wealth of knowledge about school subjects, they can support you at high school and beyond. They offer lots of articles about HSC subjects, study tips, and general wellbeing. High school is a stressful time and we’re here to make it a little bit better. https://astar.tv/
School Based Traineeships
SBAT’s are available to all Year 10, 11 and 12 high school students in NSW. They allow students to commence an apprenticeship or complete a traineeship while at school.A School Based Apprenticeship or Traineeship combines paid work, training and school; and as well as an industry recognised national qualification you will gain credit towards the HSC.
Many students have realised the benefits of commencing an SBAT and combining this with their study pattern here at school. Over recent times we are excited to have signed up many new SBATS. Bill Joyce-Briggs has commenced work with Robert Miller and the team at Narrawilly Dairy, Clyde Adams commenced a Cert III in Engineering (Metal Fabrication) and is working with Steven from Howes That Fabrications, Gus Boland has joined the team at Alstain Sheetmetal Ulladulla, Ruby Frank commenced a Cert III in Retail with Clyde River Berry Farm, Jack Ridley has started work at Willinga Park studying Cert III in Agricuture, Jordan Taylor is with Jack the Barber and Cindy completing a Cert II in Barbering, Kasey - Lee Adams has signed up with Green Street Pre School and is studying Cert III in Child Studies, Ella Clarke is studying Cert II in Education Support at Ulladulla Public School and and Tanaya North is studying Cert II in Business Services at Milton Public School.
Last year we also had Macy Pleasacne sign up with Northside Early Learning Centre, Madi Reid with Goddess Day Spa, Skye Randazzo and Mackenzie Prior-McPherson at Willinga Park, Airlie Melville at Bakers Delight, Riley Smith at Hisway Earthmoving and Ashley Aldrich at Woodstock Chocolate Co.
Congratulations to these students.
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