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Wednesday 22 February 2017Issue 2 - Term 1 – Week 4
Career Advisers Message
Increasing your options
Never before have there been so many training options available for students. What are you doing to maximise your chance of being accepted into the career of choice? Don’t be left behind without options! Take advantage of all Open Days, scholarship opportunities, work experience and the knowledge and experience of your Careers Adviser to get your foot in the door! Increase your options!
Career Hotspot… Pharmacologist
Pharmacologists develop and evaluate the origin, nature, chemistry, effects and uses of drugs in humans and animals.
Personal Requirements:
enjoy and have aptitude for science and research
able to think logically and analytically able to carry out detailed and accurate work good communication skills able to think creatively and solve problems able to work as part of a team.
Education and Training:
To become a pharmacologist you usually have to study science or medical science at university with a major in pharmacology. To get into the courses below you usually need to gain your HSC/ACT Year 12.Prerequisite subjects, or assumed knowledge, in one or more of English, mathematics, physics, earth and environmental science, chemistry and biology are normally required. The various universities
have different prerequisites and some have flexible entry requirements
Employment Opportunities:
Pharmacologists are employed across several industries including the pharmaceutical industry, scientific research, post-school education, government and private sector organisations (including research organisations), hospitals and other health services. For any further information please visit www.ascept.org or www.opesna.com.au
In this issue
AUSTSWIM … Page 7
Aviation Australia ... Page 7
Campbelltown Arts Centre ... Page 3
Deakin University – Health Science … Page 2
Easter Show … Page 3
Macquarie University ... Page 2
Pharmacologist… Page 1
Reese – Apprenticeship … Page 4
Surveyor ... Page 6
TAFE … Page 4 & 6
Taronga Zoo … Page 5
University of Sydney - Lecture ... Page 5
University of Wollongong – Info Day … Page 5
UNSW – Medicine & Stem … Page 3 & 4
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Career News 2017
Jobs of the FutureFinancial Engineer
Financial engineers are well-versed in finance and mathematics, money and technology, and the relationship between them. They utilise various methods of computational finance and aim to precisely determine the financial risk that certain financial instruments create.
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CAREERS IN HEALTH SCIENCE
The Bachelor of Health Sciences at Deakin University has the flexibility to choose from a range of career specialisations. A newly enhanced suite of 6 compulsory core units, across the 3 year levels of the degree, will equip you with the core skills and competencies required by contemporary health and human services industries.
In addition, you will select 2 of 13 available major sequences (spanning a range of disciplines from the health and social services sector) to suit your study interests and career goals. The course offers multiple work-integrated learning opportunities, including a unit in the final year of study in which you will apply your theoretical knowledge in a real-word context.
To complete the Bachelor of Health Sciences students must attain 24 credit points. Most units are equal to one credit point. In order to gain 24 credit points you will need to study 24 units (AKA 'subjects') over your entire degree. Most students choose to study 4 units per trimester and usually undertake two trimesters each year.
The 24 credit points include 6 core units (these are compulsory) and 2 major sequences of study from the Faculty of Health. A maximum of 8 credit points may be selected from units offered by other faculties.
To find out more contact:Health - Student and Academic ServicesPhone: (03) 9251 7777email: [email protected]
IS UNIVERSITYRIGHT FOR YOU?
You can never truly know if a uni is right for you until you visit in person and get a feel for the campus.
On every tour you will see our various lecture theatres, award-winning library, MUSE – flexible and creative study space, the Sport and Aquatic Centre, and the Campus Hub, where you can explore the many shopping and dining options.
Tours run for 90 minutes, dates below.
Tuesday 11 April, 10.30am – 12pm Wednesday 24 May, 4pm – 5.30pm Tuesday 20 June, 4pm – 5.30pm Wednesday 12 July, 10.30am – 12pm Friday 6 October, 10.30am – 12pm Friday 17 November, 4pm – 5.30pm
Want to know more? Call Student Connect on (02) 9850 6410.
Date: Thursday 23 March 2017
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Time: 6:30pm to 8:30pm
Where: Sir John Clancy AuditoriumUniversity of NSWHigh StreetKensington NSW 2052
If you are pursuing a Medicine degree then make sure you don't miss the Medicine Information Evening.
This evening provides a general overview of the UNSW Medicine degree as well as detailed information on the application and admissions process. The Faculty will also provide tips and tricks on how to prepare for the UMAT exam.
The evening is a great opportunity for you to ask any questions you may have about what it's like to be a student studying Medicine at UNSW, what the interview process is like, or anything else that may be on your mind.
This event is extremely popular and will fill quickly. Register as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.
For more information visit:https://www.futurestudents.unsw.edu.au/year-12-medicine-information-evening
DISCLAIMERWe remind you of the necessity to confirm details with each institution, particularly if the information is additional to that provided in the UAC guide.
TRIAL HSC LECTURE
Do you want to do well in the Trial HSC?
Campbelltown Arts Centre has a FREE Lecture on how to manage stress whilst getting the ATAR you want.
Date: Tuesday 14 March 2017Time: 5:30 – 7pm
Where: HJ Daley Library1 Hurley StreetCampbelltown NSW 2560
BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL Phone: (02) 4645 4444
Epressions ofInterest 2018 now open
Do you want to work at Sydney Royal Easter Show?
If you're looking for the experience of a lifetime and to be part of the largest annual event in the Southern Hemisphere, then express your interest today! The Show will run from Thursday 22 March to Wednesday 4 April 2018.
The Sydney Royal Easter Show will provide you with an amazing experience and also gives you the opportunity to make life-long friends and develop new skills. All our Show volunteers receive:
14-day access to the Show Free Transportation (conditions apply) An official Show Volunteer uniform Meal voucher for each shift worked Exclusive access to the Volunteer's Green Room Job specific coaching/training
If you are interested in registering for this event please contact (02) 9704 1297 or email [email protected] or http://www.eastershow.com.au Note: Minimum age requirement to volunteer at the Sydney Royal Easter Show is 16 years of age.
BRAIN AWARENESS WEEK 15 & 16 March 2017STEM Career Workshops
Get into Your Headspace is a series of workshops providing a unique experience, hands on investigation of the human brain. Activities include demonstrations
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of neural function and microscopic examination of brain tissue.
Each session will include a 15 minute introduction, 100 minute workshop with syllabus linked worksheets.
Students will develop knowledge and understanding of STEM careers the nature and practice of science applications and uses of science implications of science for society and
environment models, theories and law and structures and
systems related to the living world.
Places are limited and books are essential.Enquires to [email protected] or phone (02) 9385 1522
TASTER COURSES – FREE
Take a step towards your dream career with our taster courses. Designed to be completed quickly, these courses contain a limited number of skills
providing learners with a taste of what it would be like to study and work in your chosen field.
Best of all, these courses are available at no cost* and provide full credits towards nationally recognised job ready qualifications. This means you can study and complete a taster course then continue onto a pathway qualification at a cheaper price and finish it faster.Enrol today and discover first hand the field of study that suits you best.This opportunity is only available for a limited time and learners must meet eligibility requirements.*Fully government subsidised training, eligibility criteria applies.
Courses are available in Accounting & Finance Aged Care & Disability Animal Care Building Services Business Administration & Management Children Services Fitness & Health Travel & Tourism
To enrol and find out more information, call 131 870 orhttps://wsi.tafensw.edu.au/courses-and-careers/promotions/free-training
Do you want to be a Plumber?
Australian School Based Apprenticeship ProgramReece and Murray Mallee Training Company Ltd have developed an Australian School based Apprenticeship Program (ASbA) offering employment, training and career opportunities for students.
Students can commence this program in Years 10 or 11 and continue through to Year 12.
This national program provides the opportunity for students to combine their studies with part time work at local Reece stores.
What you get On the job training A head start on your
career Preparation for the workforce Developing skills Credits towards your Year 12 certificate Earn while you learn Be paid above the award rate Work 1 day a week and a Saturday, leaving only
4 days of school. Plus there are opportunities to work during school holidays.
When you finish you get a nationally recognised qualification - Certificate II in Warehousing OperationsReece will consider all participants who successfully complete the program for a full time position.
To find out more information www.mmtc.com.au or email [email protected]
PUBLIC LECTURES2017
The University of Sydney hosts public lectures within the Sydney Science Forum which brings over 2,000 people from the Sydney community a year on campus to hear about the latest in scientific research, ideas, possibilities and innovations.
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The forums take place several times throughout the year and are a highlight of the Science Alliance program. Many of the guest speakers are leaders in their respective fields and the Forum provides not only an opportunity to listen to, but also to interact with these special guests.
Series 1
Hugs not drugs: revolutionising the treatment of addiction
When: Wednesday 22 MarchTime: 5:45pm - 7pmWhere: Eastern Avenue Auditorium
Bright Lights: the science of light at the nanoscale
When: Wednesday 26 AprilTime: 5:45pm - 7pmWhere: Westmead Campus
The
Doctor
When: Wednesday 7 JuneTime: 5:45pm - 7pmWhere: York Theatre, Seymour Centre
To find out more information visit:http://sydney.edu.au/science/outreach/whats-on/index.shtml
Information Evening – Shoalhaven Campus
Looking to apply to study at UOW College and don’t know what to do? Meet with UOW College staff and get all your questions answered. They will help you with your application – applications will be accepted on the night.
When: Wednesday 8 MarchTime: 5:30pm – 7:30pmWhere: UOW Shoalhaven
Ray Cleary Building Lecture TheatreGeorge Evans RoadWest Nowra NSW 2541
WANT TO BE A ZOO KEEPER?Meet a Zoo Keeper Seminar
Meet a Keeper is a one-day program for school students aged 14 years and over who have
expressed a keen interest in pursuing a career at the Zoo or in the captive animal care industry.
This unique program includes a seminar presented by a talented panel of Zookeepers, Zoo educators and other Zoo staff members. Students have the opportunity to learn about all aspects of zoo-keeping, including:
Qualifications required Career opportunities Core responsibilities Careers structures and wages Mystery behind-the-scenes tour
Bookings and pre-payment are essential.
Meet A Keeper 2017 dates are as follows: Friday 10 MarchWednesday 22nd March Wednesday 5th AprilFriday 20th October For more information please visit:
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https://taronga.org.au/education/sydney/meet-a-keeper
ONLINE STUDY
Would you like to upgrade your career but can't seem to fit on-campus study into your busy lifestyle? Now there is a new way to get qualified by studying online, anytime, anywhere with TAFE NSW Online courses.
TAFE NSW Online lets you study one of our popular, fully accredited courses all on your laptop, tablet or mobile phone. In fact the program can be fully optimised for smart phone.
TAFE NSW Online courses are fully accredited courses designed to fit the individual’s lifestyle and schedule offering superior online learning experience. TAFE NSW Online partners with Contact Centres Australia to promote selected courses with VET Student Loans available to students until February 2019. Training, assessment and issuing of qualifications is provided by TAFE NSW Institutes.
Online Courses available: Animal Care Building Industry Business Admin & Accounting Business Management Children’s Services Community Services Disability Education English Language IT and Design Library Marketing Property Services (Real Estate) Retail Sports, Health & Wellbeing Travel & Hospitality Work, Health and Safety
If you would like more information contactPhone: 1800 228 233 or
Website: https://www.tafensw.edu.au/courses/tafe-nsw-online
DO YOU WANT TO BE SURVEYOR?
Land surveyors work in the office and in the field – from suits to boots. Out in the field, they use the latest technology such as high order GPS, Robotic Total Stations and aerial and terrestrial scanners to map an area, making computations and taking photos as evidence.In the office, Surveyors then use sophisticated software, such as Auto-cad to draft plans and map the onsite measurements. Surveyors work on a diverse variety of
projects from land subdivision and mining exploration, to tunnel building and major construction, which means no two days are the same. They are
experts in determining land size and measurement. They also give advice and provide information to guide the work of engineers, architects and developers.
Why become a Surveyor?
Surveying provides a great diversity of indoor and outdoor work, meaning you won’t be chained to a desk.There is job variety; you can choose to work in many different industries from IT to Archaeology.
The high demand for Surveyors means it is easy to get a job, 95% of students find work within 4 months after graduating. The salaries are excellent.
Surveyors have access to the latest technology and equipment.
Surveyors can work for themselves, in private companies or in government departments.
To find out more visit
http://www.alifewithoutlimits.com.au/about-surveying
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DO YOU LOVE SWIMMING?
BECOME A SWIMMING TEACHER
The AUSTSWIM Teacher Licence™ is the industry standard for swimming and water safety teachers™. AUSTSWIM courses are recognised in each state and territory of Australia and many countries overseas.
AUSTSWIM to committed to providing quality education to reduce drowning, the impact of aquatic accidents and strive for safer swimming and water safety.
In order to become an AUSTSWIM Licensed Teacher™, you will need to complete the Teacher of Swimming and Water Safety™ accreditation. This is the base accreditation that you must gain before you can attempt any of the extension courses.
To find out more, please visit:http://www.austswim.com.au
DO YOU LIKE AEROPLANES?Have you thought of being a Flight Attendant? Aviation Australia’s Cabin Crew Career Sessions are offering the chance to learn about the training and industry experience to discover what options are available to lead a career as a flight attendant. It is a perfect opportunity to find out more about the AVI20208 Certificate II in Aviation (Flight Operations), meet past students as well inspirational instructors who are aviation experts, having led successful careers in the industry themselves.
Aviation Australia’s course trains students to an exceptionally high standard, placing graduates on the first choice recruitment list of several well renowned domestic and international airlines.
Aviation Australia’s Flight Safety Training Centre is a highly regarded training facility in Australia and is utilised, not only by students, but by major domestic and international airlines. Within the facility are cabin simulators, escape slide-descent trainers, a ditching pool for practising water-based emergencies and a fully equipped fire emergency training cabin.
When: Wednesday 22 MarchTime: 6:30pm – 8:30pmWhere: Qantas Centre of Service Excellence
70-80 Euston RdAlexandria NSW 2015
To find out more information visit:
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http://www.aviationaustralia.aero/cabin-crew-career-sessions
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