Mt Carmel College celebrated National Careers Week with Mock interviews

Catholic schools celebrated National Careers Week, recognising the importance of career development for people of all ages. Career-related learning and career education is about investigating myriad of career options. According to McCrindle Research, our current students are likely to have 18 different jobs across 6 different career areas after they graduate from school. 

It’s never too young to start exploring!

St Aloysius College celebrated National Careers Week with an Alumni Career Breakfast

Catholic schools celebrated National Careers Week, recognising the importance of career development for people of all ages. Career-related learning and career education is about investigating myriad of career options. According to McCrindle Research, our current students are likely to have 18 different jobs across 6 different career areas after they graduate from school. 

It’s never too young to start exploring!

St Ignatius College celebrated National Careers Week with a Careers Market

Catholic schools celebrated National Careers Week, recognising the importance of career development for people of all ages. Career-related learning and career education is about investigating myriad of career options. According to McCrindle Research, our current students are likely to have 18 different jobs across 6 different career areas after they graduate from school. 

St Joseph’s School Port Lincoln celebrated National Careers Week with a Primary Career Day

Catholic schools celebrated National Careers Week, recognising the importance of career development for people of all ages. Career-related learning and career education is about investigating myriad of career options. According to McCrindle Research, our current students are likely to have 18 different jobs across 6 different career areas after they graduate from school. 

It’s never too young to start exploring!

Students from Catholic schools were selected to participate the Space Industry Work Experience Program.  Gabriela Coehlo from St Aloysius College and Patrick Rawlins from St Michael’s College were chosen on the merit of their application to work with The University of Adelaide on existing research projects.

There is a reason why these trainees look happy.  It’s because they have been chosen to participate in the inaugural BAE Systems ASC Shipbuilding Readiness Program, as part of the Hunter Class Frigate Program.  

Last Friday night, Xavier College and St Patrick’s Technical College alumni, Tayla Carll, was one of 12 talented young people to take out a Young Achiever Award, in recognition of all she has accomplished. Tayla, 18, won the Outstanding Apprenticeship Award, which aims to highlight those working hard to learn skills in their field and using their apprenticeship to launch a successful career.

DISRUPT...INSPIRE...IGNITE 

A CESA Discovery of STEM Careers aims to showcase the variety of career pathways available in STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.

Have you heard the term - Industry 4.0? What is it and how is it revolutionising our world?  Our STEM Project team were curious and visited The SAGE Group at the Tonsley Innovation District. Exploring jobs of the future, introducing disruptive technology which influences those careers, and development of industry/sector collaborations all form part of the foundation behind this STEM initiative.