Turn your passion into a career with a CSBB Traineeship in Digital Enablement.

Digital Enablement in Catholic Schools Broken Bay offers an exciting and innovative pathway for high school students to kickstart their careers in CSBB while providing essential IT support to our schools. Each of our high schools has a dedicated "trainee" technician and is supported by our team. These trainees quickly become invaluable members of the community, assisting staff and students, earning a salary, and gaining IT qualifications along the way.

One standout trainee is Nash Harvey, a Year 10 school leaver, currently stationed at St Brigid's Lake Munmorah. Nash seamlessly integrated into the Digital Enablement team and became an esteemed member of both the school and the community. Adam Murdoch, principal of St Brigid's, expressed his delight in having Nash on board, praising his professional growth, versatility, and personal development: "Witnessing his growth and confidence in the workplace has been tremendous."

Traineeships extend beyond schools

as well. The Digital Infrastructure Team at Caroline Chisholm Centre welcomed Alexander Gothard as a trainee with a promising future in IT. Rob Swain, the team leader, commended Alex's exceptional work ethic, quick learning abilities, reliability, and his significant contributions to the daily operations of the team. Alex's development over the past year earned him the respect of highly experienced infrastructure engineers.

Looking ahead, Digital Enablement plans to welcome a new cohort of trainees, specifically targeted to current CSBB school leavers. Rob

Peers, the Workstream Lead in Digital Enablement, emphasises their search for tech-savvy and innovative young individuals who are eager to tackle a wide range of IT challenges. Their vision is to provide an opportunity for CSBB students to continue their education while starting their paid careers within the Broken Bay community. “It is a testament to the exceptional young people of our schools to see them flourish in their next stage of life with us”.

We aspire to see our future trainees follow in the footsteps of Nash, Alexander, and our current recruits, achieving great success and making significant contributions to our system of schools.

If you or any CSBB student you know might be interested in learning more about this opportunity, please register your interest via the QR code provided below.