Dear Parents, Caregivers and Friends of St Clare’s

I hope you and your families are safe, fit and well.

Last week’s senior retreat saw the Year 11 cohort and their teachers spend special time together to reflect upon their personal spiritual development and to consider how they would like to be known in the world, what they stand for and how they will live a life that is respectful of others and God’s creation.  It is rare for us to take time to consider such important matters of conscience, yet so much of our feelings of dignity and self-worth and the wellbeing of others is dependent on each of us having a healthy understanding of our innate spiritual nature and a willingness to be reflective and forgiving of our failings and the failings of those around us.  My thanks to Ministry Coordinator Jason Koenig, Year 11 Leader of Wellbeing & Engagement Bronwen Davidson and their team of teachers for their dedication and willingness to go the “extra yards” for the young people in their care.  Thank you also to our Year 11 students who entered into the program with a great commitment to engage, share and grow together.

In what was a busy week, Leader of Learning English Kerrie Davy, Pedagogical Mentor Tim Masters, Gifted Education Mentor Niko Campbell-Ellis and I attended two days of Professional Development around the Leading Learning Collaborative which operates across our Diocese schools.  We undertook a school tour and spent two days with International Education Researcher Lynn Sharratt who led us further in our understanding of what matters most in learning, leading and teaching.  My thanks to the staff of the Catholic Schools Office who organised a wonderful celebration of learning and teaching in our system of Catholic Schools.

In previous newsletters, I have written about the importance of our young people having access to personal devices and learning to use them to best assist them in their learning.  The St Clare’s Bring Your Own Device Policy (BYOD) is built around this idea.  It is also important that your sons and daughters learn to be responsible cyber citizens and conduct themselves with dignity and self-respect when online or using phones and other personal devices.  The St Clare’s Leaders of Wellbeing & Engagement have been speaking with their year levels about the correct use of technology while they are at home and school.  Students who do not follow the clear directions around the use of phones and other personal devices will be asked to turn them into the office and restate their commitment to following school rules.  If a student does not moderate their choice of behaviour, parents will be contacted and firmer measures put in place to help the young person behave in a respectful manner.

A reminder also that students should only be contacting home via the St Clare’s Office phones.  If your son or daughter rings you on their mobile, ask them to “hang up” and go and use the office facilities.

HSC exams conclude this week.  We have had wonderful feedback from the NESA supervisors who have shepherded our 2022 Year 12 cohort through the exam process.  The supervisors have noted that your sons and daughters have been well prepared, on time, and have worked with diligence and sustained effort for the entire duration of each exam.  A big thank you to Theresa Avery, Assistant Principal Learning & Teaching and Todd Curtis, Year 12 Leader of Wellbeing & Engagement and the St Clare’s team of teachers who have spent many years preparing the group for their exams and what is to follow as they move into the next phase of their lives.  We will celebrate the Year 12 groups time at St Clare’s with family and friends on Friday, 11 November with their Awards Presentation at the school, followed by dinner and dancing at the Taree Race Club.

Next week holds a number of key dates in the school year including a rescheduling of our postponed NADIOC Week celebrations and recognition of the sacrifice many have made defending our country which takes place on 11 November; Remembrance Day.  The photo of the poppies included in this newsletter were planted outside the Hospitality Kitchen by Mr Gonfond in readiness for this important date.  I thank Laurent for his thoughtfulness and for marking this significant date with a tangible symbol to remind us of those who served our country in the Great War.

God Bless

Peter Nicholls
Principal

Mass Times

Forster-Tuncurry Catholic Parish

Our current Mass times are Saturday 5 pm, Sunday 8 am and 10 am.

To join our 8am Sunday Mass live stream, please send us your email address to receive the link.

Further updates can be viewed on the Forster-Tuncurry Parish Website:

Taree Catholic Parish

Saturday, 5 November

4:00 pm – Reconciliation & Rosary at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Wingham
4:45 pm - Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Wingham
6:00 pm – Harrington SCAE
6:15 pm - Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Taree

Sunday, 6 November
32^nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

7:00 am - Old Bar Rosary
7:30 am – Mass at Our Lady of Fatima Church Old Bar
9:30 am - Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Taree

Further updates can be viewed on the Taree Parish Website: 

In English, Year 7 have been putting their creative and analytical skills to the test.  As part of their study of the Telling Tales module, students learnt about the structure, language and elements of narrative writing by reading and studying various narrative texts.  For their assessment task, students were given a range of activities to choose from so they could demonstrate their learning in a very personalised way, drawing on their strengths as a learner.  The activities included writing, making, drawing, speaking, analysing, and creating.  Here are some examples of the fabulous work completed by Year 7 students.

Kerrie Davy
Leader of Learning English

St Clare's is excited to be running the innovative Art Program Heart to Heart this Term.  Over an eight-week period, students create an Artwork Masterpiece guided by Artist Teacher Lyndall Laurie.  During the sessions, Art is combined with mindfulness techniques promoting positive wellbeing.  The course is running in various High Schools on the Mid North Coast.  A special thankyou to Alysha Jones from CatholicCare services for running a session on Mindfulness.  Students will be holding an exhibition of their Artwork in early December.  It is fantastic to see what the students are achieving during the sessions and the progress of their work.  Here are some photos from Weeks 1 and 2. 

Jamaya Pearse
Year 8 Leader of Wellbeing & Engagement 

Please Note:

1. Catch-ups will be done on the first day of your return in order of exam roster, you may also be requested to complete two exams in one day if you have missed more than one exam.
2. You must contact the school if you are sick on any day you have an exam prior to 9 am.
3. You may receive a zero mark if you do not follow these guidelines.
4. All exams are conducted in the rooms allocated.
5. You must be present at exam room prior to exam starting.
6. If you do not have an exam you will attend your normal classes

Please Note:

1. Catch-ups will be done on the first day of your return in order of exam roster, you may also be requested to complete two exams in one day if you have missed more than one exam.
2. You must contact the school if you are sick on any day you have an exam prior to 9 am.
3. You may receive a zero mark if you do not follow these guidelines.
4. All exams are conducted in the rooms allocated.
5. You must be present at exam room prior to exam starting.
6. If you do not have an exam, you will attend your normal classes.

Please Note:

1. Catch-ups will be done on the first day of your return in order of exam roster, you may also be requested to complete two exams in one day if you have missed more than one exam.
2. You must contact the school if you are sick on any day you have an exam prior to 9 am.
3. You may receive a zero mark if you do not follow these guidelines.
4. All exams are conducted in the rooms allocated.
5. You must be present at exam room prior to exam starting.
6. If you do not have an exam, you will attend your normal classes.

Last Wednesday 57 Year 11 students and eight staff left St Clare’s to embark on an epic journey to the 2022 Senior Retreat.  We really did just jump feet first into our three days.  After an hour on the bus, we hit our first challenge… to walk up North Brother Mountain via the summit path…  The photos say it all.

We met and had a chat with Sam Clear, voiced our hopes and challenges, selected/looked after/and met our Clare Bears, mended some friendships, and made some new ones…. we trusted each other… had time together…. ate too much delicious food… got some sleep… found out that teachers are human… and celebrated Mass together.

On behalf of Year 11 and myself, I would like to thank staff members Dan Anderson, Brad Hart, Nicole Lovern, Callam Howard, Denise & Vince Ryan and Jason Koenig who gave up precious family time to be with us and really unite our year group as we face the Challenge ‘One Step at a Time’… “it’s just one more set of stairs and we are there” … of the HSC in 2023.

Bronwen Davidson
Year 11 Leader of Wellbeing & Engagement

On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week School Captains Connor Clarke, Mariah Radburn, Brady Lambert and Karma-Anne Van Der Merwe attended the Diocesan Senior Leadership Retreat.  A full report will be published in the next Newsletter.

Jeremy Hobbes
SRC Coordinator

The RSL and Schools Remember ANZAC Commemoration was first held in 1953, co-hosted by RSL NSW and the Department of Education.  Over the years the service has expanded to Catholic Schools NSW and the Association of Independent Schools NSW.

Proceedings, held at the ANZAC Memorial Hyde Park in April each year, are delivered entirely by school students including the Master of Ceremonies, keynote address, readings, and musical accompaniment.  The Service also includes an Inspection of the Guard by the official party, The Ode, The Last Post, and Rouse.

To mark the 70^th Anniversary of this service RSL NSW, the Department of Education, Catholic Schools NSW and the Association of Independent Schools NSW have held an art competition open to all NSW school students.

Year 7 student, Georgia Hartley’s artwork, has been selected as a finalist in the running to be the chosen artwork to feature on the cover of the 2023 RSL and Schools Remember ANZAC Commemoration.  This artwork will be on display at the ANZAC Memorial in April 2023 and Georgia will be presented with a finalist certificate and medal.

The final round of judging will take place on 7 November, with the expert judging panel including representatives from NSW Education Standards Authority, Art Gallery of NSW, RSL NSW and the ANZAC Memorial Veteran Artist in Residence.  They will determine one primary and one secondary from the finalists as the winners.

Young Soldier
Georgia Harley (13 Years)

We congratulate Georgia on her creative success and wish her well in the final selection process.

                                                                                             
Mrs Rebecca Huett
Creative Arts Leader of Learning

2022/23 UAA Hunter Academy of Sport Girls & Boys Hockey Squad

The Hunter Academy of Sport (HAS) hockey program plays a vital role in the Hockey NSW pathway by identifying, monitoring and developing the skills of young hockey players.

The HAS hockey program forms an underpinning program for the Hockey NSW Athlete Acceleration Program (AAP) that can see athletes progress through the athlete pathway and be given the support they need to progress to the next level.  Members of the squad will be exposed to expert coaching services, and sport specific education in areas such as, physiotherapy and nutrition.

Congratulations to the following students who have been selected in the Hunter Academy of Sport Program for 2022/2023:

Ryan Box, Year 9
Emma O’Byrne, Year 9
Mason Doel, Year 10
Alexander Hartup, Year 10

Alex Hartup, Mason Doel, Emma O'Byrne & Ryan Box

James Collins/Nicole Lovern
Year 9 & Year 10 Leader of Wellbeing & Engagement

Berg Shield Cricket

Congratulations to our Year 7-9 school cricket team who travelled down to Singleton to compete against St Catherine’s Catholic College in the first round of Berg Shield T20 Cricket tournament on Thursday, 20 October.  The team played with terrific sportsmanship, a great attitude and a healthy competitiveness, with all players thoroughly enjoying the day.

St Clare’s lost the toss and were sent into bat, where they encountered early trouble with the loss of a wicket in the opening overs.  St Catherine’s were relentless with their tight line and length bowling and energetic fielding throughout their bowling innings.  This persistence paid off with St Clare’s unable to capitalise on any lose bowling which restricted their run scoring opportunities.  Some late middle order hitting pushed St Clare’s batting innings to a meagre 36 from their allotted 20 overs. 

St Clare’s made a bright start to their bowling innings, taking a wicket in the second over with a sharp outfield catch.  St Clare’s were then made to toil hard in the field as they were subjected to some impressive and belligerent batting from the St Catherine’s top order batsmen, who thwarted the bowling attack to all parts.  St Catherine’s overhauled the runs required in the 8^th over to seal a comprehensive win.

Lastly, a big thank you to all players for the way they conducted themselves and for their help and support in the organisation of the day, it was greatly appreciated and help make days like this possible.

Back Row (L-R):  Hunter Jennens, Noah Lindsay, Riley Williams, Daley Jennens, Sullivan Wheatley, Indy Sheridan & Austin Murray
Front Row (L-R):  Lucas Monks, Kaleb Ryan, Lachlan Cutajar, Kody Zahra, Charlie Gibbin & Myles O’Neal

Matthew Collier
Berg Shield Cricket Coordinator

Careers Corner

This week sees the end of Week 4 Term 4.  When we look at the greenery surrounding us here on the Mid North Coast, we can see what a wonderful area and country we live in.

The Year 12 students have completed their HSC exams this week – woohoo!  Well done to everyone.  Don’t forget, Year 12, to bring back your texts and complete your pink sign-out forms.

The Year 12 Graduation Ceremony begins at 5 pm on Friday, 11 December.  It will be wonderful to celebrate with the students the culmination of their school years.

I would like to remind anyone that is applying for EAS via UAC that the due date for all of this information is:

Midnight Thursday, 22 November 2022 to ensure you receive your eligibility letter in time to change your preferences for Round 2

I have already worked with quite a few students in regard to this and I am happy to help with anything else that I can.  Students and/or parents can contact me by phone (6552 3300) or by email (karen.mccann@mn.catholic.edu.au) to arrange a suitable time to meet.  This can be via Zoom if necessary.

With regard to SRS offers, I have included information directly from the UAC website as follows:

Offers:  Participating institutions can use a range of criteria when making SRS offers, including your: − school’s rating of your aptitudes − Year 11 studies − Educational Access Scheme (EAS) application (if applicable).

Each institution has its own policies on determining SRS eligibility and making offers. If your application is successful, you will receive your offer by email in November.

There are two types of SRS offers: − unconditional offers (which have no further criteria for you to meet) − conditional offers (which require you to meet additional criteria).

In November, you can receive one unconditional offer and one or more conditional offers.

Unconditional Offers:  Accept your unconditional offer, even if it’s for your lowest course preference.  You will automatically be considered for your higher preferences in later rounds.  If you receive an unconditional offer to one of your higher preferences and want to be considered for all your other preferences in later rounds - accept the offer − log in to your UAC undergraduate application, go to ‘Update course preferences’ and move that course down to the bottom of your course preference list or remove it entirely (as long as you have accepted the offer, you can’t lose it).

Key dates Schools Recommendation Scheme 2022 – 19 September SRS applications close

November 11 - First SRS conditional and unconditional offers released
December 22 - Conditional SRS offers converted to unconditional offers
2023 January 12 Conditional SRS offers converted to unconditional offers

Schools Recommendation Scheme 03 If you then receive an offer to a course in your new list, you can decide whether to accept it and withdraw from your original course, or not accept the new offer and keep your place in your original course.

Conditional Offers:  To convert your conditional offer to an unconditional offer, you must: − meet the condition/s stipulated in the offer − meet all other institution requirements for that course − include the course in your list of preferences by midnight 16 December 2022 (closing date of change of preference for December Round 2).

Unsuccessful Applicants:  UAC won’t advise applicants who do not receive an offer through SRS.  An unsuccessful SRS application has no effect on your UAC undergraduate application.

Last Thursday and Friday I attended the annual Careers Association of Australia conference in Sydney.  As usual it was exceptionally well run and there was a great deal of information on hand as well as the opportunity to network with fellow Careers Advisers.  I have returned to St Clare’s with renewed energy and enthusiasm about the many post school pathways.  I have included a couple of photos from some of the sites we visited over the two days.

Today we have a visit from Dundaloo Industries and the Year 11 students will have the opportunity to hear about the various career pathways associated with Dundaloo.

Elizabeth from UNE is coming in to St Clare’s on 1 December to run the My Future Finder activity with the Year 10 students during their Transition program.  This is an excellent activity which gets the students to consider their options post school and looks at their personality types.  Thanks to UNE for providing and running this for us.

Over the past weeks I have received quite a few emails from employers looking for students to fill positions.  Mid Coast Connect and VERTO send me information about apprenticeships and traineeships in our area and Mid Coast Council have advertised several positions for 2023.  I have emailed all the information to the students in Years 10, 11 and 12.  So please CHECK YOUR EMAILS.

I also put the information in the Year Group Careers OneNote which all the students should have access to.

With regard to some of these positions, the student needs to come and see me for further information.  That information is in the email if relevant.

Below is a wealth of information for parents and students regarding numerous post school pathways, courtesy of the Careers Association of Australia.

Course Changes & New Courses 

ACU has just launched the Bachelor of Midwifery at the Blacktown Campus for entry in 2023. The course is perfect for those who want to become registered midwives and work in maternity settings such as hospitals, birth centres and other community agencies. Apply at: Bachelor of Midwifery | ACU courses  

ACU is launching the Bachelor of Human Rights at the North Sydney and Strathfield campuses. Graduates from the three-year course will be equipped with job-ready skills and knowledge to contribute to the development of policies and practices in corporate, government and non-government sectors. Learn more:

UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA Fast-track Bachelor of Pharmacy with Honours: Introducing Australia's only 3-year fast-track Pharmacy degree. The new fast-track Bachelor of Pharmacy with Honours adopts a trimester teaching model, allowing students to complete a traditional 4-year degree in just 3 years and get into the workplace sooner. Placements can be conducted in Tasmania or mainland Australia, as well as internationally.  

WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Western’s School of Education is offering a new degree: Bachelor of Education (Primary) for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples for 2023 commencement of study. For more information and how to apply go to Bachelor of Education (Primary) - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education  

Courses & Workshops for Students 

ACTA COLLEGE is running a Fee Free* Telecommunication and Basic Technician course under Summer Skills funding. This training is for 2022 school leavers, 16 years of old and over. This course will prepare you for a career in telecommunications, cabling and NBN installations. Location: Liverpool NSW. * Conditions apply. Contact ACTA College on 1300 730 830 for more information or email Mayssa@actacollege.edu.au 

MEDENTRY UCAT PREP Medical Interview Strategy Day. Learn the strategies needed to succeed in a daylong session with Dr Ray, Consultant Gastroenterologist with 20 years’ experience in medical interview training. 5, 11, 20 Nov, 8 Dec. Second part is the tailored mock interview which is specific to the university you are applying to, with feedback.

PAUL WADE LIFE SKILLS Employability Skills. Your venue, your time. Paul Wade has many stories to share with students of any age or background. Having presented for the Careers Advisors team for over a decade his knowledge of young people makes tailoring these stories easy for all. W:

E: www.val@paulwade.com.au T: 0408 219 482 

SUPERIOR TRAINING CENTRE Say Yes To The Trades 9 November. 5-8pm Campbelltown Civic Centre. The event that will bring together training, employers and service providers to show 
students that choosing trades is a great option. A trades and employers focused event about industry careers. Highlight the pathways into and from trades. A focus on Electricians, Air-conditioning and refrigeration, and Metal fabrication. For information go to: stc.nsw.edu.au 

UNSW Engineering with Impact, Sydney event Friday 25 November 2022. A full-day immersive experience where students will learn how they can apply engineering principles to propose better solutions to address current, real-world problems facing humanity. The event is designed for students completing Year 10 and those who’ve just commenced Year 12. To register your students please contact Yusuf Dawre on y.dawre@unsw.edu.au  

Information Sessions for Students & Parents 

ACS FOUNDATION Big Day In IT Careers Conference for students Yrs 9-12 @ UTS on 14 March 2023 – Speakers incl. Microsoft, Animal Logic, Technology One, WiseTech Global, Westpac, Adobe, Avanade, TCS & more talking about their careers & the future of technology. Loads of cool exhibitors including Westpac, Microsoft, UTS, WiseTech Global, Adobe, Unis & loads more. Tickets $10ph

AUSTRALIAN CAREERS BUSINESS COLLEGE Open Day, 23 November. ACBC’s campus open day is an opportunity for students and parents to come and explore ATAR-free VET options for 2023 and beyond. Careers Advisors will be on hand to provide insights into ACBC’s highly regarded programs. Information is available for fulltime, online and Traineeship options. Go to

for more info and to register call 02 9824 0000.   

HSC KICKSTART SEMINARS A series of free seminars, designed specifically for students and parents in Year 10 & 11 are being run at Macquarie University (6th) and UTS (13th) in November this year. Presented by highly qualified HSC teachers, topics include: Secrets to HSC success, how to manage anxiety & achieving your best in HSC English. Register at

ICMS Parents Info Evening 24 Nov. Choosing where and what to study can be a daunting and stressful decision – and not just for your school leaver. The ICMS Parents Information Evening will help you to support your school leaver as they navigate the complex tertiary admissions process. Let ICMS know you are attending by submitting this form

SYDNEY DESIGN SCHOOL Love interiors? Sydney Design School is hosting an Info Session on Wednesday 9 November 2022 at 6pm. Find out more about their accredited interior design qualifications delivered on campus and online. Join them at Sydney Design School 2/40 Oxley St, St Leonards, Sydney 2065. Register to attend here

THE UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA Offer holders are invited to our Bruce campus, to participate in UC Welcome Day! Need help accepting your offer, enrolling in units, preparing a timetable, touring the campus and learning more on what they offer beyond the classroom? Offer holders check your inbox for an invite to register! Friday 25 November, 11am – 2pm, UC Bruce Campus. 

THE UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA UC's Faculty of Arts & Design are offering student Portfolio Information Sessions (in-school/on campus depending on location/availability). The sessions are run by the lecturers, who assess applications, and will give students tips and advice on how to make a successful portfolio that will blow everyone away! Request a Portfolio session here:
FADschoolenquiries@canberra.edu.au 

UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE On 15 December Uni of Newcastle is hosting an ATAR Info Day at our Newcastle and Central Coast campuses. If you have questions about studying in 2023 or didn’t quite get the marks you need, our ATAR Info Day is a chance to chat with our teams to help you understand your adjusted ATAR and entry options. For more info visit

WILLIAM ANGLISS INSTITUTE Considering a career in the Hospitality industry? With industry-leading courses in foods, tourism, events, and hospitality, there’s something extraordinary for everyone at William Angliss Institute. Study at Angliss will gain the necessary skills and valuable experience. To book a one-on-one course chat visit

for more info.  

Job & Work Experience for Students 

BECOME AN AU PAIR Opportunities in the USA, France and New Zealand! Use your babysitting/coaching experience to do a gap year. Become a live-in nanny, and experience life living in one of these 3 wonderful destinations. Placements start from 6 months, and you receive full board, pocket money & 24/7 support. Applications open year-round. Visit the website at

for more information about your next adventure.  

STUDY AND WORK If you are looking for student friendly casual jobs, please register your interest at

You will be notified of available shifts through the mobile app so you can work when, where and as much as you like. 

Resources for Students 

CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY Is Charles Sturt your students’ #1 preference? CSU has collated some FAQ’s and guidance for your Year 12 students to help them make the decision, find it here:

WESTERN STUDENT CONNECTIONS Western Student Connections Be Real Game online has a new Website . If you have already registered for it, you can access it as normal. If you haven’t seen this resource, have a look at the website to find out more. 

Scholarships, Early Entry, Alternative Pathways 

CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY Scholarships are now open. Not only does Charles Sturt have over $3 million worth of scholarships and grants available, it was recently announced students commencing their studies in 2023 are also eligible for a further $4 million in accommodation scholarships. For more information:

ICMS Application Interview (on campus, in person) on 19 Nov. Virtual 22, 23 & 24 Nov. Your Application Interview allows ICMS to get to know you as a person, your career goals, and find out why you've chosen your study path. It also provides an opportunity for you to ask questions and get to know ICMS. Book here:

THE UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA has announced its commitment of $1M in new funding towards their Sport Strategy. The strategy outlines UC's vision to become Australia’s leading university for women in sport & in the top 3 sport universities in Australia. The funding will support 10 PhD scholarships, 50 student Sport Scholarships, 12-month academic High Performance Sport Fellowships, & the Elite Athlete Program.  

UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA Pathways for students that would benefit from a teaching-intensive approach, or for those students who did not meet their desired ATAR, the Diploma of University studies offers a pathway into most study areas with UTAS. Pathways are available in Arts, Business, Education, Engineering, Health Science, Nursing, Paramedicine Foundation Studies, Psychology, Science, and Social Work. 

UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA Scholarship Applications to UTAS Close on 31st October: Support to Study Scholarship Package – Up to $8000 Relocation and Travel support: $2000 guaranteed to all students relocating interstate to Tasmania. Financial Support: Up to $5000 to students. Accommodation Support: Up to $3000 for students moving into University of Tasmania Accommodation Services accommodation. Conditions apply. Contact the University of Tasmania for more information. 

WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY HSC True Reward provides Year 12 students completing their HSC an early offer into Western based on their Year 11 or 12 results, instead of a scaled ATAR. Students can apply by 11.59pm on 9 November for next True Reward offer round released on 17 November. Find out more here:

WESTERN SYDNEY UNIVERSITY Western offers $25 million in scholarships each year recognising academic excellence, community involvement and leadership skills. Scholarships available for 2023 are now open. Please refer to the individual scholarship pages for eligibility criteria that may apply and important dates:

Traineeships, Cadetships, Apprenticeships - Information & Opportunities 

TABMA Have landscape construction apprentice opportunities in the Northern Beaches and North Sydney. Students and teachers are welcome to contact TABMA at jobs@tabma.com.au for more information or call 1800 822 621 and ask to speak with Katie. 

TABMA Have trainee and apprentice opportunities across Sydney in timber (wood) related industries. Students and teachers are welcome to contact TABMA at jobs@tabma.com.au for more information or call 1800 822 621 and ask to speak with Katie. 

TABMA Have traineeship opportunities across the Northern Rivers NSW including Murwillumbah, Byron Bay, Casino, Ballina etc. mix of office and warehouse duties. Students and teachers are welcome to contact TABMA at jobs@tabma.com.au for more information or call 1800 822 621 and ask to speak with Katie. 

THE MM GROUP Business Traineeship program is open to School Leavers from Years 10 -12: Applications open for 2023. The MM Group are expanding its approach to develop future leaders, to now include high school leavers looking to get a foot in the door and learn hands-on business skills. An attractive alternative for school leavers, offering rewarding careers, attractive remuneration, training, and qualifications across key industry sectors at over 130+ locations across NSW. More info: zoe@allanhallhr.com.au 

If anyone is interested in Work Experience, please come and see me to get the paperwork.

If anyone would like to come and talk to me about anything to do with Careers, they can email me or put their names down on the sheets attached to my office door.

Karen McCann
Careers/VET Adviser

Term 4 2022

Term 1 2023