Industry and Pathways Bulletin

Event: Medicine Pathways Presentation

Presenter: Akanksha Mahajan, 2019 Wilderness School Old Scholar and Final Year Medical Student
Date: Monday, 12 August
Time: 5:15 pm - 6:30 pm
Location: The Chrysalis, Wilderness School

Akanksha Mahajan, a final year medical student at Monash University and former Dux of Wilderness School (2019), will discuss pathways to medicine, study strategies for years 11 and 12, and support options available through MedView. Topics include tutoring, application support, academic tutoring for SACE, and medical interview preparation. Q&A session included.

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ANU

Whilst direct applications to ANU have now closed, students can apply to ANU through the Universities Admission Centre (UAC) from 27 May 2024.

Students who have already applied directly to ANU do not need to apply through UAC.

There is an early bird application fee of $80 for students who submit their application before 29 September 2024.

For more information go to: ANU

Future students: 1800 620 032 or future.students@anu.edu.au

Monash University
Monash Information Evening webinar – parents and students from SA

Date: Tuesday 27 August
Time: 6;00pm – 7:30pm (6:30 – 8:00pm AEST)
Location: Online via zoom

The webinar is free and aims to help students and their parents get a better understanding of what it’s. like to study at Monash and live in Melbourne.

Use this link to register and for more information: Link

Online webinar recordings:

• Law
• Engineering
• Education
• Business and Economics

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Discover Monash
Find out everything you need to know about studying at Monash link

New Courses – 2025

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MySydney Entry and Scholarship Scheme
Find out how you can enter your dream degree with a MySydney Entry and Scholarship Scheme for students residing in low socio-economic areas. Hear about the great benefits offered, including entry on a reduced ATAR, a $8,5000 per annum scholarship and a range of ongoing support throughout your studies. Find out what you need to know about eligibility criteria, how to apply, frequently asked questions and more!

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Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Art link

Bachelor of Commerce and Bachelor of Science link

Bachelor of Economics and Bachelor of Arts link

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) link

Upcoming webinars:

Western Sydney University

• 1st in the world for SDG 5 Gender Equality
• 3rd in the world for SDG 15 Life on Land
• 4th in the world for SDG 13 Climate Action, SDG 12 Responsible Consumption and Production, and SDG 17 Partnerships for the Goals
• 8th in the world for SDG 10 Reduced Inequalities
• 9th in the world for SDG 6 Clean Water and Sanitation.​

Bachelor of Advanced Science link
Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Sustainability Engineering) link
Master of Humanitarian and Development Studies link
WSY programs link

Elevate: Boosting women in STEM

The Elevate program provides:

• A scholarship
• Access to events and networking – mentoring
• Wellbeing support during scholar’s university studies

Undergraduate category:

To receive an Undergraduate Scholarship, you must have an intention to study a degree focusing on science, technology, engineering or mathematics, administered by a STEM School or Faculty, e.g. Faculty of Engineering. Degrees administered by non-STEM faculties or that quality an individual for a specific occupation, e.g. medicine, speech pathology, etc. are ineligible.

Eligibility:

To be considered, applicants need to:

• Identify as a women or non-binary person
• Be enrolling as a domestic student at an Australian university
• Be planning to undertake a STEM undergraduate degree, commencing in 2025

ATSE particularly encourages applications from individuals who identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander; individuals from regional, rural or remote areas; LGBTQA+; individuals from culturally or linguistically diverse backgrounds; low-socioeconomic backgrounds; or those living with a disability.

Applications:

• Applications close at 5pm (AEST) on Friday 30 August 2024
• Scholarships announced November 2024

2025 Scholarships are open – apply now here

Software Engineers
Software Engineers or ‘developers’ are the architects of our digital age. They specialise in creating software solutions that innovate, automate, and simulate to power our interconnected world. At CommBank, Software Engineers, are the crucial systems that ensure a seamless and secure experience for customers.

They craft every aspect of the Bank’s website and app and the complex systems behind-the-scenes to protect customers money. Software Engineers are witnessing unprecedented demand, and they are reaping the rewards with substantial salaries. It is an appealing career for those who want to combine coding and creativity.

Discover the exciting possibilities in Software Engineering by visiting the Year13 X CommBank Virtual Work Experience!

Australian Federal Police Directions Program
Directions is a structured 12-month program where First Nations people can experience the range of support and specialist roles available at the AFP.

Who should apply:
The Directions Program seeks out First Nations candidates who are:

• Great at communication, good problem-solvers
• Out of the box thinkers
• Able to work well in a team, ready to learn new skills

No formal qualifications are required.

Timing and location:
The Directions Program runs from February to February each year with the selection process starting several months prior.

Positions are primarily based in Canberra. Some state-based positions exist, but these depend on organisational requirements.

When you apply, consider that you may have to move to Canberra – you will receive financial help for relocation (if required)

About the Directions Program: As a participant you will:

• Have full-time employment
• Complete induction activities and network with other Direction Program participants
• Work in several roles across different teams
• Complete a Certificate IV qualification
• Be supported by buddies, mentors and the Mulunggang Indigenous Officer Network
• Have the opportunity for progression when you complete the program

Roles in the Program
You might find yourself in a variety of specialist and support roles, including health and wellbeing; investigations; canines; cybersecurity; intelligence; corporate support; protection; workforce planning; media and communication

10 jobs in Sport you don’t need to be an athlete for link
Co-Op Scholarship – Actuarial Studies – Macquarie university link

Navigating your post-school plans with confidence
Wednesday 24 July, 5:00pm (AEST) webinar for students

Presenter: Dr Michael Healy

School is such a big part of your life; you might have mixed feelings as you approach the end of it. You might be excited about your next steps. But it’s okay if you’re not sure about your post-school plans or feeling a bit anxious or overwhelmed about it all.

In this webinar, you’ll hear about six simple ideas that will help you think about your future with confidence. Some of them might surprise you!

We’ll talk about:

• Different kinds of post-school pathways.
• Why it’s OK if you don’t know what you want to do.
• Why it’s OK to change your mind.
• Why ATAR might not be as important as you think.
• How to research your options.
• Who to talk to for help.

If you can’t make it to the live webinar, register anyway, and we’ll send you the recording to watch later.

Register now