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Issue No. 10 CAREER NEWS Monday, 4th November
Dates to Diarise in Term 4
Accessing VCE Results via SMS Students must pre-register if they wish to receive their results by text message. To pre-register students will need to send a message to 19 787 888 with their student number (just the eight digit number, not including the letter on the end) then a space and then their PIN (4 digits). This SMS will cost $1.10 max (incl. GST). Students must send this message from the mobile number they want the results delivered to. Registrations open from 9.00am on Monday 11 November until 12 midnight Sunday 15 December and the results and ATAR will then be sent to the registered mobile number at approximately 7.00am Monday 16 December 2013.
Students who will be overseas as this time should NOT register to have their results sent by SMS, but rather access them on the internet.
Students encountering problems should please contact the helpline on 1800 501 083. Instructions on registering for SMS are also available on the VTAC website at www.vtac.edu.au/sms
Year 12 students who have paid their VTAC fees will receive a hard copy of their ATAR statement through the post commencing Tuesday 17 December 2013.
Reminder: VTAC 2014 Key Dates
Change of Preference 25 November – 23 December 2013
VTAC Personal Statement 6 December (5pm)
VTAC Payment 23 December (4pm)
VCE Results & ATAR Monday 16 December 2013
Offers (International Students Monday 13 January 2014
Offers (Local Students) Friday 17 January 2014
Year 12 students are reminded yet again that they cannot enrol in a CSP university course without a Tax File Number (TFN). To ensure that students get their TFN before Christmas, completed application forms must be received in the Australian Taxation Office by Friday
22 November 2013. There are application forms in the Careers Office and students should submit their TFN application to Mrs Brooke Davies in the Year 10 office, no later
than Wednesday 6th November 2013.
www.vtac.edu.au
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Dates of Main Round Tertiary Offers for all States
VTAC www.vtac.edu.au International students – Monday 13 January 2014 Local students – Friday 17 January 2014
SATAC www.satac.edu.au Thursday 16 January 2014
UAC www.uac.edu.au Thursday 16 January 2014
QTAC www.qtac.edu.au Thursday 16 January 2014
TISC www.tisc.edu.au Friday 17 January 2014
Pathway to the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine There are a number of ways students can progress into the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) at the University of Melbourne – one option is through the Bachelor of Science. Students wishing to progress into the DVM from the Bachelor of Science must complete the Animal Health and Disease major (Veterinary Bioscience specialisation) in third year. Students completing the specialisation progress into the DVM at second year level following the satisfactory completion of all subjects in the Veterinary Bioscience specialisation. Students apply for the DVM course during their second year for the start year intake of the DVM following completion of the Bachelor of Science. For example: a second year Bachelor of Science student in 2013 would apply in October 2013 for admission into the DVM for the start year intake 2015. For more information about the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), visit http://www.vet.unimelb.edu.au/futurestudents/index.html
Changes to Graduate Entry MBBS at Monash Due to changes in the Graduate entry MBBS curriculum, which will see Year A of the program shortened to 15 week semesters, incoming students will be required to have significantly more tertiary level biomedical knowledge.
2015 and 2016 entry Completion (or in the process of completing) of a bachelor degree with a substantial biomedical science component or an allied health degree. Monash University’s Bachelor of Biomedical Science will meet this entry requirement. Details about other courses or subject that will meet these requirements are still being determined. Applicants will still be required to sit the GAMSAT and participate in the interview process. Apply through GEMSAS.
2017 entry and beyond From 2017, at least 50 of the 75 domestic places available into the Graduate Entry MBBS will be reserved for students who have completed Monash University’s Bachelor of Biomedical Science.
The allocation of the remaining 25 places is yet to be determined.
Current year 12 students looking at the Graduate Entry MBBS as an option should include Monash
University’s Bachelor of Biomedical Science in their preferences.
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From this point, second year students in the Bachelor of Biomedical Science at Monash who maintain
a Weighted Average Mark (WAM) (ie 70 or above) at the end of second year will be offered the
opportunity to undertake a select entry interview for the Graduate entry MBBS.
They will not be required to undertake the GAMSAT.
A conditional offer may be made based on academic performance and interview prior to the
commencement of third year.
Students given a conditional offer will still be required to maintain their WAM during third year of the
Biomedical Science program.
Additional information
Undergraduate courses that will be deemed acceptable for entry for remaining 25 places of the Grad
entry MBBS program are still being determined.
Please register at http://med.monash.edu.au/medical/gippsland/mbbs-pathways.html if you wish to receive updates as they are confirmed.
Medical Administration Training Medical Administration Training (MAT) provides contemporary courses in medical reception and medical terminology, as well as incorporating training in PRACSOFT Medical Accounts Software. The medical reception course is nationally accredited, and has been developed to assist the health industry by training people in the skills, knowledge and attitudes necessary to perform the role of a medical secretary/receptionist in the medical setting. For more information about MAT, visit www.medtrain.com.au
Nursing Careers Allied Health (NCAH) The Nursing Careers Allied Health (NCAH) website is an excellent resource for students keen on a career in nursing and the allied health industry. Students can browse the link and discover summaries of different careers in allied health, as well as the types of jobs out there at the moment. Visit the following links -
Nursing - http://www.ncah.com.au/nursing/
Midwifery - http://www.ncah.com.au/midwifery/
Aged Care - http://www.ncah.com.au/aged_care/
Occupational Therapy - http://www.ncah.com.au/occupational_therapy/
Physiotherapy - http://www.ncah.com.au/physiotherapy/
Allied Health - http://www.ncah.com.au/allied_health/
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Gap Medics Year 11 and 12 students considering a career in medicine, nursing, dentistry or midwifery might like to take up an opportunity to participate in a short-term healthcare work experience placement overseas. Gap Medics is based in the UK, but its programs are open to students from all around the world. So, what does a two-week placement involve? During weekdays, students shadow highly skilled doctors in their day-to-day work on a fully-supervised hospital placement. Students also benefit from clinical teaching on their placement. Gap Medics has an agreement with each of the hospitals which the students then sign to ensure punctuality, appropriate dress, respectful behaviour at all times and confidentiality. Also, there is a maximum of three students per hospital mentor, thus ensuring a quality work experience. Students may select from four different specialisations or areas of interest: surgery, obstetrics & gynaecology, internal medicine and paediatrics. The hospitals and the doctors/mentors are paid with approximately 10% of the student cost going directly to the hospital to be used for overall improvement and benefit of their facilities and programs. Gap Medics owns houses in all the destinations; the houses have 24-hour security with walled gardens and a full time staff team in every destination too. There is a night time manager on duty every evening. Students stay in the Gap Medics homes and food, pick up and transfers are all inclusive. Approximately 90 % of current participating students are Year 11 and 12 students, with the remaining 10% being university students. Visit http://www.gapmedics.com/ to find out more!
News from NMIT Pathways to Careers in Science and Health
If you are fascinated by science or maths but don’t have a background in those areas or didn’t study them at high school, these courses are for you. NMIT offers students certificate courses in science that can be regarded as bridging courses for students wanting to pursue further study in a science-related field. To find out more, visit www.nmit.edu.au/science
Super Thursdays Super Thursday Information and Enrolment nights give students an opportunity to discover more about NMIT and the courses on offer, to help students make the right choice for their tertiary study. The next Super Thursday information night is 21 November 2013, from 4.00pm – 7.00pm. For more information visit http://www.nmit.edu.au/custom-events/super-thursday/
What does a Clinical Neuropsychologist do? A clinical neuropsychologist specialises in the assessing and diagnosing of brain impairment and how this affects thinking skills, emotions, behaviour and personality. These specialists are also involved in
the rehabilitation and management of the effects of brain impairment and often work with other health professionals.
To find out more about careers in psychology, visit http://www.psychology.org.au/study/careers/
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New Nuclear Medicine Scholarships If you are commencing the Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Radiations) Nuclear Medicine stream, this scholarship will provide financial assistance towards your study and living costs. The Department of Health (Victoria) is offering scholarships of $10,000 for five nuclear medicine students in the Bachelor of Applied Science (Medical Radiations) for 2014, 2015 and 2016 intakes. Each scholarship is worth $10,000 over the three years of the program ($5,000 in the first year, and $2500 per annum for the subsequent two years). Essentially, applicants must have an ATAR of 85 or above to be considered eligible, and must satisfy all other eligibility requirements – prerequisites, supplementary form. Applications for this scholarship are open and will close on 3 January 2014. To apply, students should access the online application form at http://www.rmit.edu.au/scholarships/nuclear. For further information contact Evan Read at [email protected].
Three More Reasons to Study at Monash Berwick The Monash Berwick campus will have three new courses starting in 2014. The new courses have been developed with strong links to industry, business and government and will offer students a professionally-driven education with opportunities for work integrated learning, placements and internships. New in 2014
Bachelor of Counselling (VTAC code 2800110231)
The only accredited counselling degree offered by a GO8 University. This degree offers students a strong psychological underpinning, while equipping them with a range of counselling skills allowing graduates to be accredited and job ready at the completion of the degree.
Bachelor of Business Administration (VTAC code 2800110161)
This degree offers students the chance to gain a business qualification, without requiring Year 12 maths methods. Within the course students can choose to major in accounting, finance and economics, or marketing. These majors have been selected due to the strong employment outcomes available for graduates with these majors.
Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood/Primary) (VTAC code 2800110011)
This course provides students with a dual qualification, preparing them to become an early childhood educator and a primary school teacher. Students will complete major sequences in education and curriculum as well as leadership units in early childhood and primary education. Completing a minimum of 90 days hands-on professional teaching placement in early childhood settings and primary schools throughout the course will give graduates of this degree a competitive edge over other graduates. For more information on the courses available at the Berwick campus, please visit www.berwick.monash.edu or contact Cindy Morrison, Marketing and Communications Manager on (03) 9904 7005 or [email protected].
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News from Swinburne University New Design Course in 2014
Swinburne University will be offering the Bachelor of Design – Dean’s Scholarship in 2014. Students accepted into this scholarship program may undertake study in a three-year design degree in Communication Design or Digital Media Design, or a four-year design degree in Industrial Design or Interior Architecture at Swinburne and receive a partial waiver from student contribution payments for the duration of their course. This scholarship is only available to current Year 12 students. VCE requirements are Units 3 and 4: a study score of at least 45 in one of Product Design and Technology or Visual Communication Design, and students will need to submit a Supplementary Form by 23 December 2013 to be eligible for consideration. For more information, visit http://www.future.swinburne.edu.au/scholarships/115/design--deans-scholarship-
Unilink Students who do not quite have the ATAR to move straight into an undergraduate degree can enter at a Foundation Studies or Unilink level, both invaluable pathways into higher degrees at Swinburne. Unilink is a direct pathway to second year at Swinburne University. It is equivalent to first year and will prepare students for second-year entry to their chosen bachelor degree. Best of all, it only takes eight months to complete. Not only is this cost-effective, but it means students can finish their degree sooner rather than later.
Students wishing to undertake a Unilink course can apply through VTAC. For more information about the range of Unilink courses on offer, visit http://www.future.swinburne.edu.au/pathways/unilink/
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Bachelor of Fashion Merchandising Are you seeking a career in the world of fashion merchandising, retailing, or marketing> Do you want to travel the world as a fashion buyer, create exciting merchandising displays, develop a fashion website or market a fashion brand using social media? If you are creative, enjoy using social media and technology and are business minded, the Bachelor of Fashion Merchandising course will inspire you to pursue your ultimate fashion retail career. Graduates from the course can expect to be employed as a fashion buyer, merchandiser, visual merchandiser, product developer, retail manager, marketing assistant or self employed as either a fashion boutique or online retailer. Go to: www.boxhill.edu.au for course details. Click on Arts and Music/Fashion or contact Debbie Pratt, Head of Fashion (Higher Education) on (03) 928 696 639. Email: [email protected]
Careers in Real Estate Real estate agents are primarily concerned with the sale and/or rental of land, residential properties (houses and flats, for example), businesses, factories, shops and farms on behalf of the owners. Real estate agents may perform the following tasks:
discuss the method of sale, presentation of the property, costs and inspection times with vendors (sellers)
estimate the current market price and suggest a reserve or minimum selling price
list details of land or buildings for sale and arrange the advertising of properties
assess buyers' needs and locate properties for their consideration
take prospective buyers to inspect properties
advise on merits of properties and the terms of sale
arrange legal agreements between vendors and buyers
arrange finance and insurance Real estate agents often work irregular hours, including weekends. This occupation involves a great deal of contact with the public and with associated professionals, such as builders, valuers, solicitors, conveyancers, and banking and local government personnel. Real estate agents may specialise in areas such as residential, commercial or business sales. Successful real estate agents are required to -
have good communication and negotiation skills have good presentation and a pleasant manner be able to network effectively be able to work without direct supervision have strong sales focus have good organisational skills and attention to detail have a good working knowledge of the local area
To become a real estate agent students usually have to complete an accredited short course in real estate or property services or a TAFE qualification in property services, specialising in real estate, agency or agency management. As subjects and prerequisites can vary between institutions, students should contact their chosen institution for further information. For more information visit http://www.reiv.com.au/
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RMIT Village RMIT Village is located near Melbourne CBD. It is only a 5-minute tram ride from RMIT University and offers fully furnished, self-contained apartments to suit a range of preferences. Facilities include a student lounge, e-library, high-speed internet, heated swimming pool and a new gym (currently under construction). RMIT Village is conveniently located for RMIT’s City campus (just a 10-minute walk) and Brunswick campus. Applications for 2014 are opening soon at www.rmitvillageom.com.au. For more information call (03) 8330 2000 or e-mail [email protected].
Projects Abroad Open Afternoon Projects Abroad organises volunteer and work experience programs in 28 developing countries. These projects are in areas such as teaching, childcare, conservation, human rights, healthcare, and community work in countries such as Kenya, Nepal, Cambodia and Peru. The Open Afternoon will feature presentations from staff and past volunteers, along with lots of opportunity to chat and ask questions. Date: Saturday 9 November 2013 Time: 1.00pm – 3.00pm (drop in anytime for as long as you like) Venue: Northcote Town Hall, 189 High Street in Northcote Details: Bookings can be made at http://www.projects-abroad.com.au/about-us/meet-us/information-evenings/ Students unable to make this event can participate in an online Information Session on Tuesday 19 November 2013 and more details can be found at http://www.projects-abroad.com.au/more-info/meet-us/#online-information-sessions
CHISHOLM – OPEN NIGHTS Wednesday 27th November – Berwick, Frankston, Mornington Peninsula (Rosebud campus) Thursday, 28th November – Bass Coast, Cranbourne, Dandenong All will commence at 4pm and finish at 7pm Phone : 1300 244 746 for further information or visit the website: Chisholm.edu.au/open
Useful Course Finder Tool
Visit http://www.coursecamel.com/home.php for a useful guide to courses, pre-requisite subjects for those courses, where you can study those courses,
and more!
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Logistics Cadetships 2013 Have you ever wondered how your clothes made it to the store or how the food you eat gets from the farm to your fork? Transport & Logistics is not just about driving a truck. There are literally hundreds of different careers within the Logistics industry. Logistics is one of the biggest and fastest growing industries in the world.
The Logistics Cadetship is a two-year program and cadets attend eight, one-week blocks of training each year, conducted at a TAFE. Most training is completed by workplace assignments and assessments. Cadets are employed full time with Logistics companies while they study for a Certificate IV in Logistics (Year 1) and a Diploma of Logistics (Year 2). Cadets are rotated through different areas of the business and each cadet is assigned a workplace mentor with the aim being that Cadets will ultimately be more valuable to a company as a multi -skilled employee.
So, the VTA Logistics Cadetship offers:
Fulltime employment 2 Year Cadetship Cert IV in Logistics Diploma of Logistics Attractive salary (+ super) Paid study leave
For further information please contact the Victorian Transport Association (VTA) on (03) 9646 8590, by email [email protected] or visit http://www.vta.com.au/LinkClick.aspx?fileticket=ty5a%2f1aPE9Y%3d&tabid=1064&language=en-AU
AFL Sports Ready – Sports Management & Leadership Program This 18-month course aims to provide participants with the qualifications, experience and industry networks to develop a full-time career within the sports industry. As part of the program, students will undertake the equivalent of 2 days a week, managerial work placement (unpaid) at one of AFL Victoria’s affiliated leagues and clubs. There will be a maximum of 2 students per organisation and students stay with the same organisation for the duration of the program. Qualifications received:
Certificate IV in Business (BSB40212)
Diploma of Sport Development (SIS50610)
Responsible Serving of Alcohol
Senior First Aid
Working with Children Check Pathways: Upon successful completion of the program, students have guaranteed direct entry with up to 1 years credit to the following La Trobe University degrees: B. of Business (Sport Management; Sport Development and Management; Human Resource Management; Leadership and Management and Marketing). For further information and expression of interest details go to www.aflsportsready.com.au
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VCE Extension Studies Program VCE Extension Studies program offers students studying VCE Health and Human Development and VCE Psychology the opportunity to take on two university unit and start their Deakin University experience sooner. The benefits of studying VCE Extension Studies at Deakin
Units undertaken can be used for credit in a large number of Deakin degrees
Students are able to study on-campus or online
Access to high quality online learning system
Students will have access to all of Deakin’s services and facilities including learning resources for each unit
Join in live online tutorials
Two week-end workshops throughout each unit and special discussion groups just for the VCE Extension Studies students.
Eligibility
Students must have completed or studying VCE Units 3 & 4 Human Health and Development to be eligible for Health Behaviour/Health Information and Data
Students must have completed or studying VCE Units 3 & 4 Psychology to be eligible for Introduction to Psychology A/ Introduction to Psychology B
Units Available
Study name Subject code Semester Linked VCE study Health Behaviour Health Information and Data
HBS110 HBS108
1 2
Health and Human Development
Introduction to Psychology A Introduction to Psychology B
HPS111 HPS121
1 2
Psychology
To qualify for the program, above average results are required including a recommendation from the school and permission from a parent/guardian is also required. How to apply To apply and undertake Deakin University’s VCE Extension Studies students must download and complete the application form from the website listed below, and submit by Tuesday 17 December 2013. For more information or to access the application form, http://www.deakin.edu.au/study-at-deakin/study-options-and-pathways/vce-extension-studies-program
Deakin Environmental Science Blog Students interested in Environmental Science might like to visit Deakin’s new
exciting blog http://deakin-environment.tumblr.com/
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CIVIL CONSTRUCTION – Cove Training course Short course (4 weeks duration – 2 weeks written/2 weeks practical) achieving the Certificate III in Civil Construction (Plant Machinery) – RII30809 Certificate. Components of this course that can be used outside the direct civil construction industry in related industries include:
Construction Induction Card
Traffic Controllers Ticket (STOP, SLOW bat) (Only available to 18 yr olds +)
National Certificate of competency for Excavator
National Certificate of competency for Skid Steer
National Certificate of competency for Front End Loader
National Certificate of competency for Backhoe
National Certificate of competency for Roller
National Certificate of competency for Dozer This course is offered Monday-Friday from 9am-5pm over a period of 4 weeks: Course dates: Monday 25
th Nov – Frid 20
th December OR
Monday 9th
Dec – Fri 20th
Dec (then break for Xmas), then resumes on Monday 6th
Jan, 2014 to Friday, 17
th Jan, 2014
Location : 970 Thompsons Road, Cranbourne West Cost : $10 ($2 if you gold a Health Care Card or Pension card)
If you are interested to sign up for this course: you must attend an Information /Signup
Session – Please phone Leanne Poulter on 9776 4466 - Bring Medicare card, Health Care
card and Photo ID + $10 ($2 if you are a holder of a Health Care Card or Pension card).
Please see Leanne in the Careers office if you wish to attend or require further
information.
BOOTCAMP!
Improve strength
Increase cardio and functional fitness
Build core stability
Boost your motivation, plus more
When : 6am Tuesdays and Thursdays Cost : $15 per session Where : Lakeside Picnic area, Mt Eliza Regional Park (off Two Bays Rd) What to bring : Towel, water, exercise mat. Book : Phone James on 0400 963 741 or, Email : [email protected]
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ATTENTION ALL YEAR 10, 11 and 12 students!! ELATUM GROUP: HOSPITALITY PRE-EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM Our Pre-Employment program is all about kick-starting your career in hospitality. It focuses on giving you the training and skills to make you job-ready in the industry. Upon completion you will receive your:
Cert III in Tourism (SIT30107)
Responsible Service of Alcohol
Responsible Service of Gambling
Food handlers units
Career mentoring
Selling techniques
Communication and customer skills COST: Free We provide flexible training , tailored to the individual. Programs are split between facilitated training, self-paced assignments and work experience. For further information or to speak to one of Elatum Group’s team, contact: Tel: 9654 6252 Email: [email protected] Web: www.elatumgroup.com.au
HOSPITALITY TRAINING AUSTRALIA: DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT THIS SUMMER! Hospitality Training Australia (HTA) invites you to Summer School 2013/214, where you can learn to pour an espresso, mix a mojito, and gain industry recognised skills and qualifications while you’re at it. Certificate in Hospitality (Coffee, Bar & Waiter) at Mornington. Earn your RSA, your RSG, OHS, Food Safety and First Aid certificates along the way. The qualifications and experience you gain are industry recognised and will put you in the box seat to gain part-time or permanent work in the future. Summer school runs 3 days a week for 2 weeks and commences Thursday, 12
th December 2013 in
Mornington specifically aimed at years 10, 11 and 12 students. Cost : $21, includes all learning and assessment materials, equipment, ingredients and resources Location: Toorak College We will also assist in post-course resume development, work experience and job seeking assistance. Brochures available in the careers office, or visit www.hosptrain.vic.edu.au/summerschool/mornington
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JOB SPOT! For current Year 12 school leavers – limited positions available so get in quick! This position would be best suited to a young person who has recently finished secondary studies or is currently in year 12 as this position starts in 2014. People with tertiary qualifications need not apply. Closing date for these positions is 6th December 2013:
AFL SPORTSREADY Education and Employment
Position: Physical Education Assistant Schools advertising:
Mornington Secondary College
Woodleigh Secondary College
Patterson River Secondary College
Cornish College
Frankston High School In this position you will be legally employed by AFL SportsReady to undertake a traineeship with an accredited Certificate III Sport and Recreation qualification. Working for our Host Employer, in a school, the successful trainee will receive paid on-the-job training and education. You will be reporting to the Head of PE/Sport at the school. The primary purpose of this role will be to support the operation of sporting facilities and programs at the school. You will be offered a competitive wage in line with the National Training Wage Award + 9.25% superannuation. Duties and Responsibilities:
Communicate with students and teachers
Assist with organisation and coordination of inter-school sport and recreation programmes
Attend camps and excursions
Assist the Physical Education staff with the set up, conduct and clean up of practical classes
Take responsibility for the general maintenance of equipment and facilities. Skills and Experience:
Strong interest in Sport and/or teaching
Basic computer skills
Ability to prioritise workload
Must be an Australian citizen
Must have working with children’s check For more information on this position or any other opportunities at AFL SportsReady, please contact: Luke Morgan on 0402 702 668 or visit aflsportsready.com.au
If you require assistance with your resume and cover letter, please see Leanne Paterson in the Careers office.
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SANDSTORM EVENTS: Sandstorm Events is a nationally recognised event management company staging multiple events around Australia each year. On Boxing Day 2013 Sandstorms’ Sand Sculpting Australia exhibition on the Frankston Waterfront will open to the public for four months. Sandstorm Events are looking for young individuals to work in various roles across the summer through to April (on weekends) in positions that demand excellent customer service skills, initiative, reliability, honesty, ability to work in a team and highly values personal excellence and presentation. The ideal candidate has:
Previous experience in a customer focused role;
Money handling experience/past work
Ability to face paint, or the willingness to learn
Endurance and confidence in the workplace
Ability to learn fast and think quick on your feet
Reliability – being able to commit to shifts
Overall very friendly with a personable nature, which identifies well with the general public. If you think this is you, please email your resume and cover letter to Ashleigh on [email protected] For further information, please visit www.sandstormevents.net. For any other enquiries please email Shelby on [email protected].
Please see Leanne in the Careers office if you would like assistance with Resume’s, cover letter etc. CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Helping students at MESC manage their life, learning and work!
SEE LEANNE PATERSON IN THE CAREERS OFFICE FOR INFORMATION
Leanne Paterson
Careers Practitioner
Mount Eliza Secondary College
Canadian Bay Rd Mt Eliza
Locked Bag 4, Mt Eliza SC 3930
Reception – 9787 6288
Fax- 97879888
Mob: 0412 418 656
