Western Sydney University will be offering a range of online study sessions to assist Year 12 students in their preparations for the HSC. These will be delivered by highly qualified senior teachers, with 22 free sessions across 14 key HSC subject areas, with sessions that include content analysis, tips and strategies, and a detailed exploration of key syllabus and curriculum areas. Students will have the opportunity to sit a practice exam and a deconstruction, with feedback and advice from experts.
Congratulations! Your early offer is an exciting first step towards starting your university journey. Join our Future Students and Admissions team for a practical session covering everything you need to know about what happens next. We’ll walk you through accepting your offer, change of preference, key dates, and important next steps, as well as answer some of the common questions students and parents have at this stage. After the presentation, there’ll be plenty of time to ask your questions and get advice directly from our team, so you can feel confident about what comes next.
Designed to ignite creativity and foster skill development among high school students. Led by UOW academics who are experts in their respective fields, these workshops offer hands-on experiences in creative writing, performance and theatre, visual arts, and music.
These workshops aim to inspire students and strengthen their connection with the university community, providing a glimpse into the vibrant academic environment at UOW. Register now to attend! Price includes light refreshments. Students are asked to pack a lunch, or they can purchase it from the campus food outlets.
Interested in joining one of Australia’s most in-demand professions?
Join Program Convenor Associate Professor Mehdi Khaki to learn more about the University of Newcastle’s surveying programs and new study options.
Hear about our flexible hybrid approach, combining online learning with dedicated on-campus field intensives, and explore the range of study options available. You’ll also discover where a career in surveying could take you and have the opportunity to ask your questions in a Q&A
La Mode College is offering a free online Fashion Careers Information Session for Australian students in Years 10–12 and their parents. The session is designed to help students interested in fashion understand the career and study pathways available within the industry. It will explore careers in fashion design, buying, product development, merchandising, e-commerce, and entrepreneurship, including what different roles involve and current salary ranges. Students will also learn about university, TAFE, and alternative study pathways, portfolio preparation, skills they can begin developing while still at school, and pathways to starting a fashion business.
The session aims to give students and parents practical information to help them explore whether a future in fashion is right for them and make more informed study and career decisions. A live Q&A will be included.
If the stage is where you’re headed, this is how you get there.
AIM’s Sydney Music Theatre Audition Workshop is an immersive two-day experience for high school students who are serious about turning their passion into a career.
Working directly with the industry professionals who teach our Bachelor of Music Theatre, you’ll build your skills, refine your repertoire, and walk away with the confidence and feedback you need to nail your audition.
Learn what it takes to plan and produce a film shoot in this intensive film production workshop. You will get hands-on with cameras, lighting, and the latest in virtual production LED screens. Industry-experienced filmmakers will guide you in taking your script through the various production stages.
In this workshop, we will fast-track the film production process by choosing one scene and taking it through the pipeline from idea to finished shots. As part of this process, participants will be leveraging virtual production sets! This is an exclusive opportunity to learn more about this revolutionary technology, which is empowering filmmakers.
This workshop is suited to participants aged 16 years and older who are interested in starting their careers in film.
Do you dream of taking to the skies and achieving your wildest aviation dreams?
Attend Basair's Pilot Career Seminar and learn everything you need to know about becoming a commercial pilot with Australia's leading flight training organisation.
Join us at YES Youth Employment Services in Windsor for a free, interactive session focused on exploring your career options and working out what your next steps could be and what supports are available for you.
This session will help you:
· Learn how your interests and what you're good at could link to a future career.
· Explore different directions you could head in based on your interests.
· What supports are available to you
We’ll use simple, interactive activities (using your phone) along with group discussions in a relaxed and supportive space.
Whether you’re not sure what’s next or you’re ready to start making moves, come along, get some practical tips, and connect with others who are figuring things out too.
As the scholarship application deadline approaches, this yarn will offer a final opportunity for you to ask any remaining questions regarding the scholarship applications. Don’t miss this chance to ensure you’re fully prepared!
Applications are now open for the 2027 CSPD Teacher Scholarship Program
Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese is pleased to share that the 2027 CSPD Teacher Scholarship Program is now open for applications. If you’ve just graduated from Year 12 and are planning to start a primary or secondary teaching degree at an Australian university in 2027, the CSPD Teacher Scholarship Program could be the perfect next step in your career journey. This program is designed to support you as you begin your studies and transition into an exciting career in education within our CSPD schools.
As a CSPD Teacher Scholarship holder, you’ll receive:
$5,000 per year to support your full-time university studies
A brand-new laptop when you begin your degree
Paid employment opportunities in CSPD schools while you study
Mentoring, professional development, and formation sessions to help you grow
Priority pathways to employment as a CSPD teacher after graduation
We will offer 30 scholarships in 2027, targeted at specific areas of teaching specialisation which have been identified as of most need across CSPD:
Technological and Applied Studies (TAS)
Religious Education (RE)
Mathematics
Science
Primary Education students intending to obtain Religious Education (RE) Accreditation
As part of the application process, an endorsement from your school will be required to determine your eligibility for placement in the program. You will therefore be asked to provide a professional reference, such as your Principal. The CSPD Early Talent Team will contact your nominated referee directly to verify and confirm your application.
Students who progress through this stage will then be invited to an interview with CSPD as part of the selection process. Students will be advised of the outcome of their application by Monday, 21 December 2026.
To apply, you will need to submit an application form, which will include:
Your resume
The name of a professional referee from your school (school principal, assistant principal, or teacher)
Your ATAR results.
Program flyer details here
If you’d like more details before applying, you can read the program FAQs here
Applications close Sunday, 8 November 2026.
This is an incredible opportunity to kick-start your teaching career with financial support, hands-on experience, and a community that will support you every step of the way. We encourage you to apply early—and we look forward to supporting the next generation of CSPD educators!
For any questions, please contact the Early Talent Team at:
earlycareers@parra.catholic.edu.au
Want a career that actually makes a difference? This free hybrid event explores how finance can be used to tackle some of the world's biggest environmental, social, and economic challenges and why some of the most meaningful jobs in finance are ones you've probably never heard of.
You will hear from people working in sustainable finance, responsible investment, philanthropy, and social impact. They'll share what they actually do day-to-day, how they found their way into their careers, and the advice they wish someone had given them when they were starting. There's a Q&A, plus a chance to meet industry professionals and other young people who want to make a difference. It's for anyone aged 16 to 25, whether you're still at school, studying at TAFE or uni, or just figuring out what's next.