Organisation: InspirationED at Macquarie University, Wallumattagal Campus (2/11/25)
Join InspirationED for a free day of HSC sessions to help you get ahead in 2026.
Our seminars are presented by senior HSC Markers and qualified counsellors.
Designed for both parents and students, in each 45 minute session we cut straight to the chase, leaving you equipped for the year ahead. Learn simple study strategies, assessment techniques, and tips and tricks to managing stress and encouraging communication. Hosted at Macquarie University, you’ll have the opportunity to explore campus and get a feel for uni life.
Organisation: Careers with STEM (Online: 5/11/25)
Imagine building the next big thing in AI, helping fight climate change with smart data, or even designing the tech behind the next generation of electric cars or space travel. Technology is now woven into every industry – from music and gaming to medicine and sustainable energy – which means a career in tech doesn’t just mean one path; it means limitless possibilities.
And here’s the exciting part: many of the jobs you’ll be doing in the future haven’t even been invented yet.
So how do you get started? Join us for a free Careers with STEM webinar on Wednesday 5 November at 12pm AEDT/11am AEST with leaders, experts and entrepreneurs in tech that will share their journeys and advice for anyone considering pursuing technology. Whether you’re a high school student, a teacher guiding your students’ next steps, or a parent supporting your child’s future, this webinar will provide the knowledge and inspiration you need to explore the exciting world of tech careers.
Organisation: University of Sydney (Online: 5/11/25)
Passionate about languages and global communication? Discover how the Bachelor of Languages and other flexible study options can help you major in up to two languages, build translation and intercultural skills, and study overseas with a $5,000 scholarship. Learn about real-world industry projects and alternative pathways like the Diploma of Language Studies, ideal for combining language learning with any degree or pursuing it after graduation.
Organisation: University of New South Wales (Online: 6/11/25)
Join us for an online information session to learn more about the UNSW Uni Prep Program and have your questions answered.
Since 1989, the Uni Prep Program has been an alternative pathway for thousands of people to study at UNSW Sydney. The program helps you to learn the skills, knowledge and provides academic guidance needed to study at uni.
In this online info session, we will talk about:
The program structure and study streams
The time commitment and flexible study options
How the Uni Prep Program can lead to undergraduate degrees at UNSW
Hear from our staff and students and have the chance to ask questions
We look forward to seeing you there!
Our sessions are a great way to learn more about the programmes we have on offer and the opportunities available to you.
Thinking of heading to the United Kingdom? Sign up to learn more about our School, Activity, and Hospitality Assistant opportunities. These online sessions will be held for residents of Australia, New Zealand, and anyone eligible for a working visa in the UK.
At UNSW, we know you're more than just a number. That's why we've created the UNSW Portfolio Entry Early Conditional Offer Scheme—a pathway to university that recognises your unique talents and ambitions.
Join us for an exclusive info session tailored for students applying to degrees within the Faculty of Arts, Design & Architecture for 2026. Hear directly from UNSW academics on how to craft a standout portfolio that highlights your strengths.
Why choose this scheme?
Early Conditional Offers: Get an offer with a reduced ATAR requirement—up to 10 points below the standard selection rank for your chosen degree.
Showcase your talent: Stand out by highlighting your unique skills, potential, and passion.
Gain insights into the role of a protective service officer (PSO), hear first-hand experiences, and discover what it means to do legendary work in the Australian Federal Police (AFP).
At UNSW, we know you're more than just a number. That's why we've created the UNSW Portfolio Entry Early Conditional Offer Scheme—a pathway to university that recognises your unique talents and ambitions.
Hear directly from UNSW academics and students about crafting a compelling portfolio for degrees within the Faculty of Arts, Design & Architecture and the Faculty of Engineering in 2026. We'll guide you through what to include, how to apply, and tips to help you succeed. Plus, you'll have the chance to ask questions and get clarity on anything you're unsure about.
Why choose this scheme?
Early Conditional Offers: Get an offer with a reduced ATAR requirement—up to 10 points below the standard selection rank for your chosen degree.
Showcase your talent: Stand out by highlighting your unique skills, potential, and passion.
Discover how our Commerce degree prepares you for the future of work and a wide range of career opportunities.
You will learn about the range of study areas (or majors) available – such as Marketing, Finance, or Innovation and Entrepreneurship - and the many ways in which you can combine your interests, with over 100 study areas to select from our shared pools of majors and minors.
Find out more about internships, industry-focused experiences, and global mobility opportunities on offer to our Bachelor of Commerce students.
Let our Student Ambassadors show you some of our must-see teaching and learning spaces, their favourite study spots, and of course - where to get the best coffee on campus. Not only will you get a personalised tour, but an opportunity to ask as many questions as you have about what uni life is really like!
Please be advised that:
If you are interested in a Campus Tour of both the Newcastle and Central Coast campuses, you will need to register for two different tour dates.
Campus Tours of Callaghan, NUspace and the Q Building can occur on the same day.
Join InspirationED for a free day of HSC sessions to help you get ahead in 2026.
Our seminars are presented by senior HSC Markers and qualified counsellors.
Designed for both parents and students, in each 45 minute session we cut straight to the chase, leaving you equipped for the year ahead.
Learn simple study strategies, assessment techniques, and tips and tricks to managing stress and encouraging communication.
Hosted at the University of Newcastle, you’ll have the opportunity to explore campus and get a feel for uni life.
Join InspirationED for a free day of HSC sessions to help you get ahead in 2026.
Our seminars are presented by senior HSC Markers and qualified counsellors.
Designed for both parents and students, in each 45 minute session we cut straight to the chase, leaving you equipped for the year ahead.
Learn simple study strategies, assessment techniques, and tips and tricks to managing stress and encouraging communication.
Hosted at the University of Sydney, you’ll have the opportunity to explore campus and get a feel for uni life.
If you left school in Year 10 or finished Year 12 without an ATAR (or equivalent), this information session will cover our new Tertiary Preparation Certificate and STAT entry schemes. It will also cover other potential pathways that can support your transition to university.
This presentation is suitable for domestic applicants who would like to apply for a bachelor’s degree.
Wrap up the school year with a hands-on tech adventure, exploring student-built innovations from UNSW’s ChallENG program! From rescue drones and Mars-rover bots to solar cars, rocket rigs, and biomedical prototypes, students will see live demos and discover how ideas become working hardware. They’ll also participate in a hands-on activity, turning their own ideas into reality.
The festival is aimed at local high school groups, specifically students in Year 10 and those who commenced Year 12 in Term 4 2025 with their teachers.
UNSW will provide return coach transport or prepaid Opal Cards for participating schools.
Teachers can register their school's interest by completing the online form and UNSW will be in touch to confirm.
Date: November 26, 2025
Dive into the exciting world of media and communications with our Bachelor of Media and Communications degree. Discover how this degree can help you turn your passion for media, storytelling, content creation, journalism, marketing and public relations into a dynamic career.
In this session we will discuss the entry requirements, course structure, career opportunities and the hands-on learning experiences that prepare students for the real world.
Organisation: National Institute of Education
This forum is an excellent opportunity for teachers, students and their parents to find out about the UCAT, pathways into medicine, and have all questions answered by an expert teacher who has been working in the field since 1999.
The session is packed with invaluable information during which we will be covering the following topics, and more:
What is UCAT? UCAT scores? UCAT Sub-tests?
Year 10, 11 and 12 - things to consider now
The undergraduate selection criteria
Application process into universities for medicine and dentistry
When and who can sit the UCAT?
GAMSAT
Can you prepare for the UCAT?
Undergraduate interview process
In 2025, Western is hosting a series of online drop-in sessions for you to chat with our Future Student Engagement Team. Drop in during any of our sessions to get your burning questions answered.
Ask about your dream degree, alternative entry pathways, scholarships, support services or any other Western-related topics.
Engineering Summer School has been running for 33 years and supported by the Office of NSW Chief Scientist & Engineer. It is a collaboration between Engineers Australia, our Engineering Universities and Industry partners.
ESS2025 is for students sitting their HSC or equivalent in 2026. The aim of the week is to provide an insight into the vast number of areas where Engineers work, the numerous degrees available, and the amazing career opportunities both in Australia and globally.
ESS2025 is a fully residential program, allowing you to start building your networks as you find your "tribe". You will:
Stay on campus at USYD
Visit 5 key universities and 5 key organisations
Meet loads of Engineers from wide and wild ranging areas
Let our Student Ambassadors show you some of our must-see teaching and learning spaces, their favourite study spots, and of course - where to get the best coffee on campus. Not only will you get a personalised tour, but an opportunity to ask as many questions as you have about what uni life is really like!
Please be advised that:
If you are interested in a Campus Tour of both the Newcastle and Central Coast campuses, you will need to register for two different tour dates.
Campus Tours of Callaghan, NUspace and the Q Building can occur on the same day.
No matter where SAE University College lands on your higher education preference list, our Change of Preferences Online Session will help you figure out exactly where you want to be. Come vibe with us to uncover the real deal about who we are, what sets us apart, and where a degree from SAE could take you!
Attend a guided campus tour to explore what ACU has to offer, discuss your study options and pathways into ACU, and get personalised change of preference advice.
General guided tours typically last 30 to 60 minutes. Registrations are essential as places fill quickly.
Prepare to finalise your path to UNSW with confidence on Info Day.
Info Day is an event designed for students to understand everything they need to in the time between getting their ATAR and when they need to lock in their uni preferences with UAC. Whether you're a Year 12 student or a few years out of school, or you're a parent – Info Day is for you.
At UNSW Info Day, you'll find lectures, advisory zones and campus tours – all prepared to help you get your questions answered by academics and current students, so you can make your decision with confidence.
This year, ATARs are released the same day that UAC's December Round 2 preferences close, meaning Info Day is the best time to get last minute advice.
The Indigenous Australian Engineering School (IAES) is an annual residential program, established and funded by Engineering Aid Australia. The program aims to provide young Indigenous Australians with exposure to engineering and other STEM principles as potential university courses and career paths.
Applications are welcome from Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander students who will be in Year 10, 11, or 12 in 2026 from across Australia (excluding Western Australia - students are encouraged to apply for the IAES program hosted by Curtin University).
The IAES is a fully funded residential program, covering meals, travel, and accommodation, making it completely free for students. Application deadline: November 9, 12:00 AM (Midnight).
For any inquiries, please contact eng.edi@unsw.edu.au. The team is available to provide further information or arrange a call to assist with your needs.
Just make the first move in your dream career – join us at your local SAE campus this January for Info Night!
This is your chance to get a feel for the vibe at an SAE campus. Explore our creative and technology courses, meet industry experts and chat to the campus teams about student life. You can even take a tour of our facilities and check out some of the awesome student projects on display.
This 4-day camp is a pathway to engage and inform Year 9 and 10 students about the opportunities and benefits of pursuing a career in pharmacy.
This program has the potential to build capacity of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples ready to enter their future profession of pharmacy - who may in turn make this important health service more accessible to Australia’s First Nations people.
The students will be recruited from urban, regional and remote NSW communities and will be transported to and from the university campus for the camp. All accommodation, food and materials will be provided.
Applications must be submitted by 14th November 2025.
Trade and Vocational Pathways
Not keen on university? There are excellent trade pathways into this industry. Mining operations require qualified trades people including electricians, diesel mechanics, heavy machinery operators, and fitters. Many mining companies offer apprenticeships and traineeships, and once you're qualified, the work is well-paid and often includes FIFO arrangements that give you extended time off between work rotations.
Laboratory technician courses through TAFE can also lead into this sector. Processing minerals requires careful analysis and quality control, and skilled lab technicians are essential for this work. It's less physically demanding than mine site work and often based in processing facilities rather than at the mine itself.
Basair Pilot Career Seminar 18 November
Learn about a career as a Commercial Pilot at one of our free information seminars. https://basair.com.au/seminar-events/sydney-pilot-career-seminar-nov/
Study Business, Design, Tourism and Hospitality at Australian Pacific College (APC)
Australian Pacific College offers a wide range of vocational courses from Certificate II level up to Advanced
Diplomas in a variety of disciplines as well as a post-graduate qualification, giving you direct pathways to
university. Supported by the use of modern technology with 25 years of experience in the education
industry, APC provides ample opportunities for you to excel and reach your goals.
On successful completion of your APC qualification, you can continue your studies at university with
guaranteed credit in a related degree program. APC has articulation agreements in place with 10+
universities and higher education providers. https://www.apc.edu.au/courses/
Apply to the Sydney Film School for January 2026
Hollywood based Variety Magazine has awarded Sydney Film School its top film schools for 2020
accolade. Sydney Film School was founded to teach the essential filmmaking tools necessary for a
successful career in the global industry. Apply to find your vision.
https://sydneyfilmschool.edu.au/apply/
Register for the next ACPE Experience Day Next Date: 19 December
Tour our state-of-the-art facilities, interact with our passionate students and experienced lecturers and participate in informative sessions and hands-on workshops. Want to pursue a career in sport? Discover why ACPE is ranked #1 for Health, Sport, Physical Education, and Dance. Join us on campus. See where you will study, meet our students and lecturers, and participate in info sessions and practical workshops to take the next step with confidence.
ANSTO Science Discovery Tour
Organisation: Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation
Location: ANSTO Discovery Centre
Date: November 29, 2025
This tour provides an in-depth look into the world of nuclear science and the work ANSTO does in the areas of health, the environment and delivering solutions for industry.
Subject to availability, we will visit Australia's only nuclear reactor OPAL, the Australian Centre for Neutron Scattering, the ANSTO Nuclear Medicine facility and the Centre for Accelerator Science.
Inspired by the unique design genius of architect Jørn Utzon and the Sydney Opera House, get creative through a series of fun and playful design exercises for beginners or design lovers, whilst learning about the architectural history of the Sydney Opera House.
This workshop will consider the way new materials can create new models and functions in architecture. Participants will learn to play and test just like Utzon. What results can we create?
Recommended for both adults and young people 12 and over. Children aged 15 years and under must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
Receive one-on-one feedback on your portfolio from a member of the NAS Academic Team.
Putting together a strong portfolio is one of the most important parts of your application to the National Art School. In this session, NAS lecturers will offer helpful advice to guide you through your portfolio preparation, plus provide personal feedback on your portfolio.
Hairdresser- The Cutting Room
https://www.thecuttingroom.net.au/ located in Riverstone is currently looking for a few new apprentices that will also attend TAFE. Please email your Resume to Penny Hooper Whitmore (Business Director) Hello@thecuttingroom.net.au if you are interested.