Reddam House High School Newsletter Volume 24, Issue 3 | 16th February 2024
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
It has been the week of love, with both Bondi and Woollahra campuses getting right into celebrating Valentine’s Day on Wednesday. It saw the launch of the Bondi Sound Sessions - a lunchtime open mic concert event for any students who want to get together with friends and prepare band pieces to perform. Seeing such energy and enthusiasm from the performers and the audience of students from Years 10-12 watching from the grassy amphitheatre was uplifting. This popular event will now be held monthly, and students can sign up for a spot in the next session by scanning the QR code on the music noticeboard near B9, or they can contact Mrs Wood for any questions. At the Woollahra campus, candy grams were sold and distributed by the energetic romantics in Year 9.
At the Bondi Campus, the Year 12 Judiciary arranged Spirit Week, including Wellbeing Day, Lunar New Year celebrations, Valentine’s Day, and Sports Day. All funds raised during the week went to the HeartKids Foundation. All had a fantastic week, with the rain dampening their spirits slightly on Sports Day due to the cancelled dodgeball games.
Our HSC artists travelled to Hobart to have an experience at the Museum of Old and New Art (MONA). The students were enthralled, surprised, and delighted by the artworks and installations they experienced inside the architectural gallery space and at GASP - Glenorchy Art & Sculptural Park. Our artists also had a cultural engagement with Hobart as they journeyed to the Cascade Female Factory, where they watched a live theatrical performance of ‘The Proud & the Punished’, Mount Nelson, the Salamanca Markets, Sandy Bay, Battery Point, and the TMAG (Tasmania Museum and Art Gallery). Our artists completed one of their HSC Case Studies while at MONA and used the artists to influence their own art practice and development of their HSC Bodies of Works - a phenomenal trip was had by all.
This week, Mr Hodgson and Ms Gilsenan accompanied Drama students from Years 11 and 12 to OnStage at the Seymour Centre in Chippendale. It was an excellent opportunity to watch last year's exemplary HSC Individual and Group Performances selected from schools across New South Wales. There was much talk and discussion at the end of the evening as students felt inspired and excited to see such impressive work. This experience will stand our students in good stead as they create their HSC performances this year and next.
On Monday, some of our talented music students performed on stage at Westfield Bondi Junction before Jessica Mauboy's album launch that afternoon. What a great opportunity and experience for our performers.
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The Year 9 and Year 11 Parent Information evenings on Monday and Tuesday, respectively, were well attended and enjoyed by the teachers and parents. The final two evenings of this nature will be next week on Tuesday and Wednesday for the Year 7 and Year 8 parents to meet the team of teachers who care for their children and get to know their child’s cohort of parents. The pastoral program has workshops organised for Year 7, 8, and 9 students on Friday which include:
The Year 7 students participated in the workshop ‘Like Me Talk– Impacts of Social Media on Mental Health’ by Rachel Clark. The Like Me Project was created to empower young people with social media literacy education and tools to boost their digital well-being. The Like Me Talk is a dedicated student talk + Q&A session that explores the business model of social media apps and the attention economy, as well as the underlying psychological processes and impacts of these apps on the students’ brains and wellbeing. During this interactive session, students were equipped with strategies to help them cultivate a
healthy, conscious relationship with social media. For further resources on this topic, check out https://www.esafety.gov.au/parents
The Year 8 students participated in a ‘Friendship Tips for Teens’ workshop by URStrong. In this workshop, students learn what to expect in their friendships through The 4 Friendship Facts, applying these ‘truths’ in friendship to their real lives. Using the Friend-o-Meter, students reflect on the health of their friendships & Friendship Groups. They learn how to manage conflict (in-person and online), exploring the different approaches for responding to Friendship Fires versus Mean-on-Purpose behaviour. Students learned how to apply these friendship strategies to other relationships in their lives.
The Year 9 students participated in consent workshops delivered by Elephant Ed, a leading sexuality and relationships education provider to hundreds of schools around Australia. The students participated in Consent workshops, with key learning outcomes being:
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Legalities, including the age of consent and free agreement
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Essential elements requirements for valid consent, including verbal and nonverbal communication
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Critical analysis of consent in the media
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The importance of respecting boundaries
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Avenues to seek help if required
Following these three workshops, we encourage parents to talk with their children by asking them about what they learned and continuing the discussion at home. The Year 9 Judiciary and Junior Executive were announced in the assembly today. I would like to congratulate these students and offer them my encouragement and support as they take on the leadership within the Middle School.
Judiciary: David Nelenson Arki Prasad Sylvie Pazvolsky
House Captains:
Bennelong: Noah Gottlieb & Tahlia McMaster Darling: Rafi Rodov & Ricky Resnik Piper: Pia Martin & Avey Sedgers Macquaire: Matthew Pashkov & Lucinda Peacock
Portfolios: Sports: Jagger Swartz Academic: Elayne Keng Charity: Bella Swil Creative Portfolio: Alex Nelenson Events: Maya Fransi Women’s Empowerment: Tali Gor
Student Liaisons: Year 7: Ariel Briner Year 8: Sophia Glass Year 9: Amber Sher
Have a wonderful weekend and week ahead, Dave Pitcairn
Music News
Thank you to all our students for another busy week in the music department. The highlight was undoubtedly our students performing on stage at Westfield Bondi Junction as the warm-up to Jessica Mauboy's album launch. Several of our advanced singers had the opportunity to present their pieces for a warm and supportive (and large) environment. We are so proud of our students and happy to continue our partnership with Westfield. We also thank the musicians who have been presenting sets at our parent evenings, Natasha Green and Tadhg Kalowski, for donating their time and sharing their remarkable talents. Please see below for two important links. The first is the Term 1 Performance Opportunities link, which closes today. The 2nd is for our 2024 Vocal Competition (Unamplified). Please click on the links below to read more about requirements and due dates. Term 1 Performance Opportunities: https://forms.gle/DcoF5z3uJboFbsNY9 Vocal Competition: https://forms.gle/d64h45y1ygCXYXjy8
Mr Hattingh, Mr and Ms Bortolotti had a wonderful start to the year hearing our wonderful Year 7-11 students audition for this year's musical spectacular: Meredith Wilsons's The Music Man! The level of talent and commitment displayed by all studentst was absolutely thrilling, and it promises to be a really special production!
Sport Fixtures - 17th February
Basketball Girls - Friday 16th February Comets | Alexandria - 53 Maddox St Year 8 TIMBERWOLVES vs Inner City Allstars 4:30pm Ct 1 Year 9 MYSTICS vs Newtown Fever 6pm Ct 1 Year 9 SPARKS vs Inner City Gems 5:15pm Ct 1 Year 10 LIGHTNING vs SGHS Cherry Pie 4:30pm Ct 2 Year 11 SUNS vs Newtown Liberty 5:15pm Ct 2
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Perry Park | Alexandria - 53 Maddox St Year 4 BOOMERS vs Proball Liberty 8:50am Ct 4 Year 4 TIGERS vs St Spyridon White 8 am Ct 4 Year 7 FLAMES vs Sydney HoopStars Mercury 11:20am Ct 2 Year 6 LYNX vs BYE (no game) Year 6 STORM vs St Spyridon White 11:20am Ct 3
Boys - Saturday 17th February Comets | Alexandria - 53 Maddox St Year 6 RAPTORS vs Newtown Raiders 3:30pm Ct 2 Year 7 ROCKETS vs Newtown Falcons 4:20pm Ct 1
Perry Park | Alexandria - 53 Maddox St Year 3 CELTICS vs Sydney HoopStars Boas 8:50am Ct 1 Year 4 LAKERS vs Big Dream 1:50pm Ct 1 Year 4 SPURS vs Inner City Demons 11:20am Ct 4 Year 4 WIZARDS vs Inner City Hurricanes 11:20am Ct 1 Year 5 KINGS vs Reddam Pelicans 9:40am Ct 1 Year 5 PELICANS vs Reddam Kings 9:40am Ct 1 Year 5 BUCKS vs MPB 12:10pm Ct 1 Year 6 HORNETS vs Sydney HoopStars Seminoles 2:40pm Ct 4 Year 6 CAVALIERS vs Sydney HoopStars Spartans 1:50pm Ct 2 Year 7 BULLS vs Inner City Crocs 4:20pm Ct 2 Year 8 PACERS vs BYE (no game) Year 9 BLAZERS vs Big Dream 6pm Ct 1 Year 9 JAZZ vs BYE (no game) Year 10 THUNDER vs Big Dream 6:50pm Ct 2 Year 10 NETS vs The Bullets 7:40pm Ct 1
Marrickvile | PCYC MARRICKVILLE Year 8 MAVERICKS vs BYE (no game) Year 8 STAGS vs Reddam Nuggets 4:30pm Ct 2 Year 8 NUGGETS vs Reddam Stags 4:30pm Ct 2 Year 9 WARRIORS vs Newtown Raptos 4:30pm Ct 3 Year 11 HEAT vs Maccabi Hornets 7:30pm Ct 3
Water Polo Boys Opens v Shore, Shore Pool, 12:40pm Juniors v SBHS, St Joseph's Pool, 11:45am Year 7 v Waverley, St Catherines Pool, 1.10pm Primary v Newington, Scots Pool 9:00am
Girls Reddam 1 v Brigidine, Pymble Pool 7:15am Reddam 2 v Brigidine, Pymble Pool 10:30am Reddam 3 v SGHS, UNSW Pool, 9:00am Reddam 4 v KRB 2, UNSW Pool, 10:30am
Cricket Reddam Ravens V Easts Bolts 8.00am Lower Cooper 1 Reddam Rabbits V RJCC Hurricanes 8.00am Lower Cooper 2 Reddam Roos V Easts SuperKings 3.00pm Lough Field South
Touch Football Girls Reddam 1 v Ascham 4, Queens Park No. 1 (Baronga Avenue), 10:30 am
Reddam 2 v Ascham 6, Mission Fields No. 1, (Driver Avenue), 9:40 am Reddam 3 v bye Reddam 4 v Ascham 13, Mission Fields No. 4, (Driver Avenue), 8:50 am Reddam 5 v Sceggs 13 Mission Fields No. 4, (Driver Avenue), 11:20 am Reddam 6 v SVC 17, Queens Park No. 3 (Baronga Avenue), 11:20 am
Boys Reddam 1 (Opens) v Bye Reddam 2 (Under 16) v Riverview 1, Queens Park No. 9 (next to the Queens Park Kitchen,Darley Rd), 11:20 am Reddam 3 (Under 15) v Bye Reddam 4 (Under 14) v Trinity 1, Trinity Grammar 2B, 9:40 am. The van will leave at 8:40am Reddam 5 (Under 13) v Riverview 1, Riverview 1B, 8:00 am. The van will leave at 7:00am
Tennis Reddam 1 v Redlands, Neutral Bay Lawn Tennis Club 10.00am Reddam 2 v St Pius, Talus Street Courts 10.00am Reddam 3 v Redlands, Mosman Lawn Tennis Club 10.00am Reddam 4 v Redlands, Neutral Bay Lawn Tennis Club 10.00am Reddam 5 v Redlands, Mosman Lawn Tennis Club 8.00am Reddam 6 v Cammeraygal, Lindfield Community Tennis Courts 8.00am Reddam 7 v St Pius, Neutral Bay Lawn Tennis Club 8.00am Reddam 8 v Cammeraygal, Neutral Bay Lawn Tennis Club 8.00am
Sport Results - 10th February 2024
Basketball Girls Year 4 BOOMERS vs Reddam Tigers 10 - 12 Year 4 TIGERS vs Reddam Boomers 12 - 10 Year 6 LYNX vs Reddam Storm 0 - 20 Year 6 STORM vs Reddam Lynx 20 - 0 Year 7 FLAMES vs Sydney HoopStars Lynx 28 - 18 Year 9 MYSTICS vs Newtown Storm 81 - 12 Year 9 SPARKS vs Reddam Timberwolves 39 - 21 Year 10 LIGHTNING vs BYE (no game) Year 10 TIMBERWOLVES vs Reddam Sparks 21 - 39
Year 11 SUNS vs SGHS Flames 18 - 14
Boys Year 3 CELTICS vs All Blacks 20 - 0 Year 4 SPURS vs Newtown Bears 8 - 11 Year 4 WIZARDS vs Newtown Stallions 0 - 20 (FORFEIT) Year 4 LAKERS vs Reddam Bucks 7 - 29 Year 5 PELICANS vs BYE (no game) Year 5 KINGS vs St Spyridon White 21 - 3 Year 5 BUCKS vs Reddam Lakers 29 - 7 Year 6 CAVALIERS vs Botany Warriors 21 - 52 Year 6 HORNETS vs Maccabi Magic 12 - 64 Year 6 RAPTORS vs Reddam Rockets 7 - 21 Year 7 BULLS vs Road Runners Orange 11 - 55 Year 7 ROCKETS vs Reddam Raptors 21 - 7 Year 8 PACERS vs Newtown Blazers 15 - 39 Year 8 MAVERICKS vs Newtown Bulls 56 - 16 Year 8 STAGS vs Inner City 15ers 16 - 49 Year 8 NUGGETS vs Sydney Hoopstars Wolfpack 29 - 35 Year 9 BLAZERS vs MPB Black 11 - 48 Year 9 WARRIORS vs BYE (no game) Year 9 JAZZ vs Sydney HoopStars Trojans 42 - 22 Year 10 THUNDER vs The Bullets 20 - 60 Year 10 NETS vs White Eagles B 38 - 35 Year 11 HEAT vs Maccabi Hornets 13 - 70
Water Polo Boys Opens v St Augustines, 3-8
Juniors v St Augustines, 13-0 Year 7 v St Josephs, 4-10 Primary v St Augustines, 6-0
Girls Reddam 1 v Abbotsleigh, 15-3 Reddam 2 v Abbotsleigh, 2-7 Reddam 3 v SACS, 0-21 Reddam 4 v KRB, 7-4
Touch Football Girls Reddam 1 v Sceggs 3, 2 - 2 Reddam 2 v Sceggs 6, 7 - 0 Reddam 3 v Sceggs 11, 7 - 9 Reddam 4 v Ascham 12, 5 - 7 Reddam 5 v KRB 18, 7 - 5 Reddam 6 v SVC 18, 5 - 2
Boys Reddam 1 (Opens) v Riverview 1, 3 - 8 Reddam 2 (Under 16) v Waverley 1, 4 - 12 Reddam 3 (Under 15) v St Patricks, 4 - 4 Reddam 4 (Under 14) v Waverley 3, 5 - 6 Reddam 5 (Under 13) v Waverley 3, 0 - 0
Upcoming Opportunities
Please contact Phil Kable via email at phil.kable@reddamhouse.com.au
What is the 2024 NSW State Conference? The 2024 NSW State Conference is a three-day residential event designed to bring together 200 young minds from across the state. Held at the Collaroy Centre and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) from 8-10 March 2024, this conference is a fantastic chance for students in Years 9-12 to engage in meaningful discussions on important domestic and global issues. Run entirely by trained volunteers, State Conference is a fun and enriching experience for students. This Year's Theme: 'The Future of Your Democracy in the 21st Century' With a theme focusing on 'The Future of Your Democracy in the 21st Century,' the conference aims to ignite curiosity and passion in students by exploring this critical topic through interactive activities, workshops, model UN debates, and an expert speaker panel featuring: •
Lauren Perry, a skilled project manager at the Human Technology Institute, specialises in responsible AI, human rights, and public policy, notably co-authoring the 2022 report on facial recognition technology and establishing the IncludeAbility Employee Network.
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Dr James Loxton, a Senior Lecturer in Comparative Politics at the University of Sydney, explores authoritarian regimes and democratisation in Latin America, renowned for his award-winning book "Conservative Party-Building"
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Professor Philippa Collin, a Principal Research Fellow at Western Sydney University's Institute for Culture and Society, specializes in examining the impact of digital technologies on the health,
wellbeing, and political engagement of young people, directing the WSU Young and Resilient Research Centre and the Intergener8 Living Lab. Why Should Your Students Attend? •
Gain valuable insights into pressing global and local issues.
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Develop critical thinking skills through model UN debates and workshops.
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Network with like-minded peers from across the state.
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Hear from expert speakers on the future of democracy.
Act Now - Registrations Closing on February 15th: The registration deadline is February 15th, and we wouldn't want any aspiring leaders to miss out.
About the What Matters? Writing Competition 2024 Inspired by Gough Whitlam's commitment to involving young people in shaping Australia's future, the What Matters? writing competition is currently open to school students in years 5 to 12 from Australia. Responding to the simple question 'What matters?', entrants are free to express their views on any matter they care about. Part writing exercise, part civics and citizenship activity, What Matters? is the perfect opportunity to empower students to raise their voices on issues that are important to them and know that their perspectives are valuable, no matter their age, background or viewpoint. Entries can be fiction, nonfiction, poetry or prose of up to 600 words, and submitted online. Explore the website below for further information and ideas and to read winning poetry and prose from last year. Feel free to contact Ms Kitching for more information. Wednesday, 7 February 2024 to Friday, 17 May 2024 One entry per person per year. During the Competition Period, entrants must go to https://www.whitlam.org/what-matters and follow the directions to complete the online entry form. Entrants must submit an original written work of up to 600 words.
2024 Tours
Up Through The Middle Tour 2024
Trip to Peru 2024 The parent info meeting is on Thursday March 7th and 7pm in the Woollahra Campus Level 4. All expressions of interest should be sent to: melanie.pelosi@reddamhouse.com.au
Visual Art & Cultural Tour USA 2024 All expressions of interest should be sent to: laurellen.symonds@reddamhouse.com.au
Following on from its inaugural History Tour in 2019 to Russia Germany and Italy, and the enormously successful April 2023 tour to Germany, Italy and Türkiye, the Reddam House History Department is launching The History Tour France, Germany and Italy for April 2025. The tour is in the 3-week holiday period after Term 1 2025. We are hosting a Parent Student Information Evening at the Bondi Campus, on Wednesday 6th March at 6.45. The itineraries are closely aligned with the senior Modern and Ancient syllabuses; however, it is not a requirement that participating students study History. All students are welcome.
Please find the attached brochure for the tour for your information.
Careers News
Please scroll through and expand the University cards or website cards of choice to review content. AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY Guided visits all campuses | Year round Register now Explore your local ACU campus and its facilities. Our Open Days are the perfect opportunity to find out all you need to know about studying at ACU. You can talk with current students and staff, discuss your study options with our experts, attend a presentation or panel, tour the campus, and take part in a range of fun activities. ANU Accepting their September offer ensures it will be waiting for the student at the end of the year; students will be able to make their ultimate decisions (including accepting, enrolling or deferring) when final confirmations are made in December/January. -
ACADEMIC OFFERS: Accept the program you have been offered
o Change of preference will run from Wednesday 1 November – Monday 18 December § Some programs have an earlier closing date – please see the full application timeline for further details o If you are changing your program preference, leave your accepted program on your preference list; you can drop this program down the list as needed
ANU School of Art & Design Portfolio and Interview Information + Q&A Webinar Join us to find out how to prepare your portfolio and interview application for entry to the ANU School of Art & Design. If you have already applied or are thinking of applying for our Bachelor of Visual Arts, Bachelor of Design, Master of Contemporary Art Practices, or an Art & Design Flexible Double Degree, this webinar is for you! Date & Time: Nov 8, 2023 06:00 PM
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ACCOMMODATION OFFERS Accept the accommodation you have been offered, even if it was not your preferred location. o After acceptances close in October, students will be able to request a change of accommodation preference following instructions that will be sent via email o Additional information about accommodation applications and timelines can be found at https://www.anu.edu.au/study/accommodation/accommodation-application-advice -
SCHOLARSHIP OFFERS: Accept any and all scholarships you have been offered
o Some students may be eligible for multiple scholarships; they should accept each award individually o Students should be assured that they have been assessed and are deserving of the scholarships that they have been awarded § Each year, some students think there are more deserving students out there and reject/ignore scholarship offers; we encourage them NOT to do this and to accept any awards they receive o Students should read the Conditions of Award for any scholarships they receive to make sure they meet any additional requirements and understand their rights & responsibilities. CANBERRA UNIVERSITY Fast Forward Program Applications 2024 NOW OPEN! Applications have now opened for our Fast Forward Program 2024 Cohort! Each year UC accepts 25 all-rounder Year 11 students into the program, giving them the opportunity to participate in a range of opportunities during senior school that will help prepare them for university life. If you’re admitted into the program, you’ll gain a range of benefits including. •
An early guaranteed offer into your preferred UC degree (excluding ranked degrees)
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Careers workshops
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Activities with industry partners
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Exclusive access to UC on-campus events for secondary school and college students.
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$2,000 study grant (paid in your first year after the Census date.)
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Free 12-month membership to the UC Gym.
Students wishing to learn more or apply can do so below, with applications closing on September 3, 2023. Apply Here
INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT Bachelor of Business (International Tourism) Subject Highlight: Sustainable and Competitive Destinations The world has become a global community, opening up destinations that were previously unimaginable. These destinations can no longer take a passive approach to tourism marketing; they are products which need to be positioned and promoted sustainably. This subject aims to provide students with in-depth knowledge and understanding of the environmental, socio-cultural and economic impacts on a tourist destination. Students will explore various topics such as tourist motivation, branding a destination, managing tourists, special interest tourism and crisis management. They then will work collaboratively to develop a competitive and sustainable tourism plan for a destination. COURSE BROCHURE MACQUARIE UNIVERSITY November Kickstart Seminars - Macquarie University & UTS Date: Sunday 5th November & Sunday 12th November (9:30am-12:15pm)Venue: Macquarie University (5/11) & UTS (12/11)Participants: Students & parents in Year 10 & 11Cost: Free For the 18th year, Macquarie University & UTS, in partnership with InspirationED, will be hosting a set of free seminars later this term. These are designed to support both students and parents who are beginning (or about to begin) their HSC. Run by highly experienced HSC markers and qualified counsellors, these sessions will cover: •
Practical tips to handle stress & maintain motivation
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Tried-and-true strategies to achieve your best in your tasks & exams
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A straightforward guide to understanding the ATAR & admission processes
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An English seminar on Paper One & how to write better essays
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For parents, we also have practical tips on how to support your child through the HSC.
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Real Insights: Direct, actionable advice. In these 45-min sessions, we’ll share the best study strategies, exam techniques, and ways to stay on track during your HSC year/s.
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Advice from the Experts: Our seminars feature expert HSC Markers and qualified counsellors ready to share their tips and years of experience.
Spaces are strictly limited for this half-day event. Secure your spot here.
MACQUARIE LEADERS AND ACHIEVERS EARLY ENTRY SCHEME
The Macquarie Leaders and Achievers Early Entry Scheme has opened. We are receiving more and more applications each week, and want to ensure your students have the best chance for a positive outcome from their application. 1. Encourage students who have done well in Year 11 to apply. 2. Ensure students diversify their preferences. We recommend choosing a range of degrees with varying entry requirements (by using published selection ranks as a guide). 3. Activities provided by students must demonstrate leadership skills, personal development and dedication through extracurricular activities (see website for examples). 4. Students must remember to answer all parts of the reflection questions, including how their activities link specifically to their decision to apply for a degree at Macquarie University and how they will make a positive contribution to engagement with the Macquarie University community. 5. Double-check all parts of the application are included and correct before submitting, as no changes can be made afterwards. Find out more EARLY ENTRY WORKSHOPS Book a workshop specifically about Macquarie's Leaders and Achievers Early Entry Scheme. We will explain how it works, allow time for questions and provide an opportunity for your students to bring and start their application on the day. Email us at schools@mq.edu.au to request a Macquarie Leaders and Achievers Early Entry workshop. Email your request MONASH UNIVERSITY
Monash Change DaySave the date: 12 December! Year 12 students can get course application advice from our staff and resolve any questions before the close of preferences. Find out more Change of Preference We’re here for your Year 12 students during the change of preference period. To book a one-on-one appointment or view contact options, visit the website. Find out more Access Monash mentoring Currently Year 12 students can apply to be a 2024 Access Monash mentor! Make new friends, gain valuable new skills and help VCE students learn about uni life. Find out more
Late SEAS applications Late SEAS applications are now open. To know more about eligibility, closing dates and applications please visit our website. Find out more Access Monash mentors are delivering online seminars providing tips and insider knowledge from March to September for high school students. Find out more
Science as a Pathway to Medicine We’re often asked “Can you study Science to enter Medicine?” The answer is ‘Yes!’ Click below to find out more Read More Your Essential Guide Your one stop shop for everything Monash Science! Register for events and view other resources, access course information webinars, and make 1:1 appointments with staff and current students. Find out more Scholarships, SEAS, the Monash Guarantee and applying through VTAC All students are welcome to apply to Monash through VTAC for Semester 1 2024. Interstate students can view equivalencies and other important information about applying from interstate hereMonash recognises two equity schemes - the universal Special Entry Access Scheme or SEAS (considered by all Victorian universities) and the Monash specific Monash Guarantee. It is important to note that if you do not apply for SEAS you cannot be considered for the Monash Guarantee. This is important, for example, if your school happens to appear on the Underrepresented Schools List. Therefore, ALL students should apply for SEAS as part of their VTAC application even if they don't think they will meet any of the equity criteria. ALL students should complete at least the first category of SEAS - Personal Information and Location.If you are keen on browsing our scholarships you can do so here! Please note that some Monash scholarships also require a SEAS application, as they are awarded based on equity criteria. If you have any questions regarding application through VTAC, SEAS or the Monash Guarantee, please send us an email at sci-futurestudents@monash.edu. Monash Guarantee ATARs Information for 2024 entry is now available. Some ATARs have recently been updated, so please encourage your students to check the website. Find out more Discover Monash events Don’t miss out on the last few Discover Monash events in the year! Encourage your students to register now. Find out more NIE CAREERS - STUDYING MEDICINE
We are excited to announce that enrollment in 'The Future Doctors Australia' program is now open! Please note, the spots in this program are strictly limited. The Future Doctors Australia program offers a unique opportunity for school students (ages: 14-18) aspiring to pursue a career in medicine. Through engaging sessions led by experienced medical specialists, practical learning activities, and insights into the admission process, the program aims to inspire and equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in their medical journey. This is an incredible opportunity to gain valuable insights and guidance from medical professionals who are passionate about shaping the future of healthcare. Dates of upcoming programs: Sydney: 5 - 8 October 2023 Adelaide: 13 - 16 October 2023 Brisbane: 9 - 12 December 2023 Melbourne: 25 - 28 January 2024 For further information and enrolment details please visit WWW.NIECAREERS.COM.AU NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY Early Offer 1:1 Application Advice Sessions We were pleased to welcome so many motivated students and family members to our Broadway campus for Notre Dame's exclusive early offer event last Wednesday. If you have a student who missed out, students still have the opportunity to book an in-person, virtual or phone chat with us directly. Book 1:1 application session RMIT Early Offer Program2023 Returning in 2023, Year 12 students can use their experience to secure an early spot in their dream course at RMIT. We're offering more course options and applicants can now elect to share their outcome with you, to assist with course advice. Find out more Touch-screen Therapy RMIT Associate Professor Jonathan Duckworth has designed an interactive arts-based rehabilitation tool to improve the rehabilitation of people affected by stroke or head injury. Read more RMIT 2024 Scholarships - Apply Now Scholarship applications are open for 2024. With a comprehensive scholarship program ranging from financial support and accommodation assistance, for students impacted by circumstances effecting their education, options for Indigenous Australians and much more!
RMIT Scholarships SYDNEY UNIVERSITY
Online or in-person bookable consultation sessions for Year 11 students We encourage Year 11 students to ask any questions about their journey to Sydney now to take some of the stress away. Enquire now about online or in-person bookable consultation sessions for your students.
Mathematics course prerequisites Year 12 students are reminded that some of our courses require them to meet the mathematics course prerequisite to be considered for an offer of admission. Students who have not completed the required level of mathematics in their secondary school studies can complete the Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) for mathematics and the post-MOOC exam or can apply for and enrol in a course that doesn’t have a mathematics prerequisite, complete the required studies in mathematics and then apply to transfer* to their initial course choice. See the mathematics course prerequisites webpage for more details or encourage your students to book a one-on-one consultation with us to learn more. * Exclusions apply, please see the maths prerequisite page for more details.
Faculty of Science Grand Challenge: Igniting the Future of Renewable Fuel | 16 November 8:45 am-2:45 pm Year 9-10 students will spend a day with Future Anything learning about a real-life global problem - the Grand Challenge. Students will meet Professor Kondo-Francois Aguey-Zinsou, one of the world's leading hydrogen fuel researchers. They will then brainstorm, develop and pitch their own energy solutions to their peers and facilitators for a chance to win cash prizes. Registration and more information can be found here.
Updates & Resources Online or in-person bookable consultation sessions for Year 12 students With final exams fast approaching, we encourage Year 12 students to ask any questions about their journey to Sydney now to take some of the stress away. Enquire now about online or in-person bookable consultation sessions for your students. New single application for scholarships
Our entry schemes help students make the most of their qualifications by recognising their circumstances, special achievements and other abilities and activities. Most of our entry schemes are currently open, with fast approaching application deadlines. To learn more and apply, students can visit the admission pathways webpage or email Sydney Future Students at admission.pathways@sydney.edu.au with questions. New admission scheme: Regional and Remote Entry Scheme The Regional and Remote Scheme – for domestic students residing in or attending a school in a regional or remote area – offers admission to a Sydney Uni undergraduate degree on a reduced ATAR. Students are also encouraged to submit an application to be considered for scholarships through the University's new single scholarship application form. Applications close 29 September and students must also have the University of Sydney listed as a preference on this date. Please note: most accommodation scholarships still require a separate application through the relevant college website. MySydney Entry and Scholarship Scheme MySydney offers eligible students residing in a low socio-economic areas entry on a reduced ATAR, an $8,500 per annum scholarship for the duration of their undergraduate degree and additional support. Students simply submit a UAC application and list the University of Sydney as a preference. If the student is eligible, we will notify them via email on the dates listed on the MySydney website. Online or in-person bookable consultation sessions for Year 11 students We encourage Year 11 students to ask any questions about their journey to Sydney now to take some of the stress away. Enquire now about online or in-person bookable consultation sessions for your students. Pathways to University for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Students We have two dedicated pathways available for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students: the Gadigal Program and the Extended Bachelor's Programs. The Gadigal pathway supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to study at the University of Sydney straight into their chosen undergraduate degree with reduced entry requirements. The Extended Bachelors Program is a dedicated non-ATAR pathway for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students to study some of our humanities, science, and health degrees. For more information on pathways to University for Aboriginal and Torres-Strait Islander students, visit here.
Upcoming Events & Engagements Submit a proposal for ANZA's 'Shakespeare beyond all Limits' conference We are excited to announce that we will be hosting the Australian and New Zealand Shakespeare Association's (ANZSA) next conference – 'Shakespeare beyond all Limits' – from Thursday 7 to Saturday 9 December 2023. We are now inviting proposals for scholarly papers with a particular focus on education. We encourage school teachers and educators to submit abstracts on educational topics. For more
information, visit the ANZSA website, or contact Professor Liam Semler or Associate Professor Huw Griffiths. Faculty of Science Grand Challenge: Igniting the Future of Renewable Fuel | 16 November 8:45 am-2:45 pm Year 9-10 students will spend a day with Future Anything learning about a real-life global problem i.e., the Grand Challenge. Students will meet Professor Kondo-Francois Aguey-Zinsou, one of the world's leading hydrogen fuel researchers. They will then brainstorm, develop and pitch their own energy solutions to their peers and facilitators for a chance to win cash prizes. Registration and more information can be found here. Camden Campus Open Day | Friday 10 November Engage your Year 10-11 classes for an interactive visit to the University of Sydney's Camden Campus to explore study and career pathways in real and applied agricultural sciences. The day will include a visit out to the active cattle and mixed enterprise facilities of John Bruce Pye Farm where all students will experience cutting-edge precision agriculture, animal handling practices and visit some resident cows on the farm. The other half of the day will include three interactive workshops from a variety of choices, such as plant productivity, poultry nutrition, veterinary practices, fish farming and more! For more information and registration, visit here. Sydney Conservatorium of Music Open Academy Our Open Academy at the Con programs are designed to enable your students to dive deep into the rewarding world of music. We have programs for a range of ages and backgrounds. Programs include the Rising Stars: Jazz, Chinese Music Ensemble as well as online classes. For more information, visit here.
Scholarship Spotlight Browse our scholarships Note, scholarships that have previously been awarded automatically (e.g. MySydney) will continue to be awarded automatically depending on a student’s eligibility. However, we still recommend students apply for scholarships using this form so they can be considered for as many as, and to the highest value, possible. Apply now * Some University of Sydney scholarships will still require individual application per scholarship. See sydney.edu.au/scholarships for a list of all scholarships, including terms and conditions. The Webster scholarship in Veterinary Science The Webster scholarship provides support towards the cost of accommodation at St Paul’s College for students commencing the Bachelor of Veterinary Biology/Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Applications close on 14 December 2023. Eligibility and other information can be found here. Rise Program Applications now open
Rise is an international initiative of Schmidt Future and the Rhodes Trust for students aged between 15 and 17 that provides opportunities to serve others, receive higher education scholarships, funding for ideas, career mentorship as well as a fully funded residential summit in a global location. Applications are open and close on January 17, 2024. For more information and to apply, visit here. UAC
Welcome to the Class of 2024 Schools Recommendation Scheme A big thank you to all schools for completing your SRS ratings on time through the new School Access portal. We appreciate your patience while we try to make the process as easy as we can for you. Now that it's complete and you have used School Access it's a good time for feedback on how you found the experience. All feedback can be emailed to srs@uac.edu.au. Educational Access Scheme Thursday 23 November is the deadline for all EAS applications, including documents, to be submitted for guaranteed consideration in the first ATAR-based offer round on 21 December. Below is a link to the short 'How to apply for the Educational Access Scheme' video. Watch and share the video: How to apply for EAS
Applications Applications are still steadily rolling in. Many people ask about the benefits of applying through UAC compared to applying directly to an institution for an early offer, so here are a few key points: •
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Students who have experienced difficulties/disadvantages in Year 11 or 12 can have their circumstances taken into account through an EAS application.
Students should make the most of their options and list different course preferences in their UAC application and their direct application. However, if they miss out on an early offer from a direct application they can add that course preference to their UAC application and compete for an offer based on their ATAR. The majority of students will be made an offer based on their ATAR and the hard work they have put into their Year 12 studies.
Preferences While attending uni open days this year, the UAC Community Engagement team has answered many questions from students about how to list their preferences. In some cases a university has told them they need to list a course as their number one preference in order to receive an offer, but the course is not their first choice. Students should always: •
place their dream course as their first preference
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include a back-up course as a lower preference.
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the previous lowest selection ranks for the course – is it a realistic choice?
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if they are eligible for any adjustment factors.
University open day dates UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE Introducing the Narrm Scholarship Program We are determined to welcome and nurture excellent students from all backgrounds to enjoy a Melbourne education and experience, and to thrive both in their studies and in their life beyond. In 2024, we look forward to welcoming our inaugural cohort of Narrm Scholars, who will benefit from a $6,500 living allowance and tailored enrichment program designed to build their sense of belonging and connection with others in their wider cohort for the duration of their studies. View details Benefits Narrm Scholars will receive: •
A living allowance of $6,500 for up to four years of undergraduate study
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A tailored enrichment program to support their transition to university and build their sense of belonging, connection and success throughout their studies, including through work placement and professional development opportunities
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For eligible students coming from a regional or remote area of Australia, a $3,000 relocation allowance.
Narrm Scholarships will be awarded to all students in eligible guaranteed cohorts, while in 2024 we will be offering approximately 200 additional Narrm Scholarships across other Access Melbourne categories. See details below.
Guaranteed relocation allowances
Narrm Scholars from a regional or remote area will receive a $3,000 relocation allowance, while a standalone Melbourne Relocation Scholarship of $1,500 will be paid to all other eligible students living in a regional or remote area who apply through Access Melbourne. More scholarships in all Access Melbourne categories We will be offering ~ approximately 200 additional scholarships to eligible students across other SEAS categories, e.g. disability or medical condition, difficult personal circumstances or receiving Commonwealth income support (Centrelink), based on overall level of impact. Guaranteed Narrm Scholarships for Indigenous students and those from low socioeconomic areas Narrm Scholarships are guaranteed to all Indigenous Australian students who confirm their eligibility with Murrup Barak and meet course entry requirements. In addition, we will guarantee scholarships to all students from a low socioeconomic area (as indicated by information in their SEAS application). Scholarships will be awarded to eligible students automatically. What does this mean for students who have applied to study in 2024? Narrm Scholarships will be offered automatically to all Indigenous Australian students who confirm their eligibility with Murrup Barak, and all eligible students living in an identified low socioeconomic area as indicated to us through details provided in SEAS Category 1 (personal information and location) and through the Australian Bureau of Statistics Socio-Economic Indexes for Areas (SEIFA). We will automatically consider all other students who have submitted SEAS applications for a Narrm Scholarship, based on overall level of disadvantage. We will be writing to all eligible Indigenous Australian and Access Melbourne Year 12 applicants to advise them of the benefits they’ll be eligible for in early December. We thank you for your support in helping to share this news with your students, colleagues, parent and guardian communities. Visit our website for full details of the Narrm Scholarship Program and eligibility requirements. Find out more
Access Melbourne applications open now Access Melbourne helps us see the whole picture when students apply for undergraduate study. Access Melbourne categories take personal circumstances into consideration as part of a VTAC application. Students may even qualify for guaranteed entry or a place in their preferred course. The 2024 guaranteed ATARs are available on our website. This includes new guarantees for the Bachelor of Agriculture and Oral Health. The Access Melbourne eligibility calculator provides an ATAR estimate based on personal details and impacts to a students high school education.
Use calculator Residential colleges applications Applications are now open for 2024 entry. Visit our website for details on how your students can apply for next year. This year the University’s residential colleges awarded $7.5 million in scholarships and bursaries to support our students, with 1 in 3 receiving financial assistance. Learn more University Accommodation applications Students can apply for our on-campus education focused residential communities early. Applications for 2024 open mid-August 2023. Application fees will be refunded if your students do not receive an enrolment offer from the University. Learn more VTAC how to apply webinar Our Future Students team and a VTAC representative guide you through the application process for a Melbourne undergraduate degree. View recording UniMelb On-Demand A library of 200 video resources for prospective students to learn more about study areas and majors, student support, career pathways, accommodation and more at Melbourne. Learn more Diploma in General Studies Whether your students finished high school and are unsure of their next steps, or are already in the workforce and want to advance their career with additional qualifications, the 1-year Diploma in General Studies (DiGS) is a great pathway option. DiGS students build the skills to achieve at university while living in a close-knit and supportive community at our Dookie campus near Shepparton. The diploma allows students to: •
Explore your study options before committing to a bachelors degree
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Gain guaranteed entry into a University of Melbourne bachelors degree
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Study prerequisite subjects missed in high school, including science, mathematics, business and environments
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Earn credit towards an undergraduate degree
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Access a range of scholarships to help you fund living expenses.
We also offer the Diploma in General Studies (Extended), an 18 month supported program for Indigenous students.
Reach out to your University representative to learn more about this qualification and how it can support your students' path into a Melbourne undergraduate degree. View details UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND UNE Courses for 2024 now open in UAC We’ve recently opened applications for 2024 study through the Universities Admission Centre (UAC). New students can apply for over 50 on campus UNE bachelor degrees through UAC. Current year 12 students can also now add preference to their UAC application to be considered for the UAC Schools Recommendation Scheme Application via UAC Other ways students can apply School leavers possess a distinct advantage as they have several avenues through which they can apply to UNE. This not only increases their chances of being considered for a wide array of courses but also empowers them with multiple options, enabling them to select the most suitable course that aligns with their interests and aspirations. In addition to UAC and SRS applications being open, current year 12 students can also apply for UNE Early Entry now or direct to UNE when application open. Direct application to UNE – current year 12 students wishing to study online in our bachelor degrees or in any of our diplomas, advanced diplomas or undergraduate certificates can also apply direct to UNE. There is no cost to apply online direct UNE. Students will need to apply in this way for courses where: they are relying on their academic merit (e.g their ATAR or other prior completion qualification/s) to gain entry into; or for UNE courses not available through Early Entry or SRS etc. Direct applications to study in 2024 are expected to open in August 2023 UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES
New degrees Bachelor of Education (Primary) (Honours) Developed in partnership with New South Wales Education Standards Authority (NESA), students will experience what it's like to teach from their first term of study. With a unique focus on professional experience from the outset, they'll graduate ready to transform the lives of primary school children. Learn more Bachelor of Cyber Security at UNSW Canberra – coming soon!
Watch out for an announcement of our first UNSW Canberra City Campus undergraduate degree in Cyber Security. Students will develop the critical skills to gain a technical edge in a government role or career in the industry. The program will launch in Term 1, 2024 and more details will be published soon.
Introducing UNSW Portfolio Entry Early Conditional Offers We are excited to announce that for Term 1, 2024 onwards, domestic students who are successful in applying for the UNSW Portfolio Entry Scheme will be eligible for an Early Conditional Offer. Portfolio Entry provides students applying for most Arts, Design & Architecture and Engineering degrees with the opportunity to showcase their passion and talent through a portfolio of work, alongside their ATAR. What is a Portfolio Entry Early Conditional Offer? Successful applicants will receive an early conditional offer which has an adjusted ATAR requirement up to 10 ATAR points below the lowest selection rank for a specific degree or range of related degrees. If a student meets or exceeds the adjusted ATAR requirement for an eligible degree and lists this as their highest eligible preference in UAC for the specified UAC offer round, then they will be issued a firm offer to that degree. For Term 1, 2024 entry, firm offers for Portfolio Entry will be issued in UAC December Round 2 (NSW and ACT applicants) and January Round 1 (Interstate and IB applicants). When is the Deadline? Submissions for Term 1, 2024 are already open, with early conditional offers released Friday, 1 September 2023. A late round of Portfolio Entry applications will open Saturday, 2 September 2023 and close on Wednesday, 22 November 2023. Late round early conditional offers will be released on Friday, 8 December 2023.Find out more
UNSW KEY DATES FOR 2023 Mark your calendars – we have published this year’s key dates, including a busy calendar of events to support students. We will advise as soon as event registration is open for the following events. November 30 - EAPL applications close December - UNSW Info Week LAT program for those interested in studying Law at UNSW next year: We have an exciting opportunity for your students interested in studying law at UNSW! As you may already know, the Law Admission Test (LAT) is a crucial step towards gaining admission into law at UNSW.
That's where LAT Plus comes in. Our Law Admission Test (LAT) Plus Accelerator Program is designed to help students develop essential skills required to succeed in the LAT. The LAT Plus Accelerator equips students with the tools, advice, and confidence to succeed in the LAT. The LAT Plus Accelerator is an interactive program which helps students develop strategies for deconstructing questions, solidify critical thinking skills, and hone persuasive writing abilities. We also provide strategies to succeed in the LAT and empower students to achieve their full potential. We offer students an immersive experience where they will have the opportunity to ask live questions, partake in interactive exercises, complete practice papers, and receive live feedback during the Program. In addition, we offer further practice papers and complementary written feedback to help students continue refining their skills following the completion of the program. If interested see Ms Jones for more details. UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN SYDNEY Scholarships Scholarship applications are now open. With $20 million in scholarships offered every year, Western has simplified the scholarship application form to make it easier for students to apply across the categories. Visit the Western Scholarships page where you can find out more information about eligibility, important dates, tips and tools on how to apply, and explore your options. HSC True Reward - Upcoming Offer Round Our HSC True Reward program offers early university admission based on Year 11 or Year 12 results, providing peace of mind to school leavers. Visit the HSC True Reward Early Offer webpage for dates, requirements, and application details for study in 2024. Encourage your students to apply by 8 November for the next offer round released on 16 November. Find out more Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pathway Entry Program Applications are open for The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pathway Program, an alternative entry pathway for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people looking to study at Western in 2024. Upcoming Assessment dates: • 13 & 14 November | Hawkesbury campus • 16 & 17 November | Campbelltown campus • 20 & 21 November | Online (Alternative dates and locations can be arranged.) Apply now
Ignite Indigenous Traineeship Do you know anyone who is interested in working at Western Sydney University? Western Sydney University is excited to share we will be hosting another intake of Ignite Indigenous Trainees in 2024. Participants involved in this program are employed as professional staff members and will acquire a unique business skill-set from a School, Division or Institute within the university. The program offers one-year fixed term employment in combination with enrolment into a Certificate III in Business Administration. Apply now What can I study? Webinars Want to know more about careers and degrees in the fields of most interest to you? Not sure what subjects to select for your senior years? Let us support you to make informed decisions and discover more about why you should study at Western. Register now for our 2024 series of What Can I Study? webinars. Register now Portfolio and Audition Pathways At Western, we recognise your potential. We offer a range of alternative entry pathways which take into account additional factors besides your academic results. Students can register for a Music audition, or book an interview to showcase their portfolio of work to gain entry into an Industrial Design or Design (Visual Communications) program. HSC True Reward Early Offer Program Our HSC True Reward early offer program will give school leavers much needed peace of mind, providing students with an early offer into most university degrees based on their Year 11 or Year 12 results. Students can explore the HSC True Reward webpage for more information on important dates, subject requirements and how to apply for study in 2024. Find out more Scholarships Apply now. With over $20 million in scholarships offered every year, Western has simplified the scholarship application process by creating one form for all scholarships to make it easier for students to apply across all categories, including Indigenous, High Potential and Equity and Humanitarian scholarships. Visit our Scholarships page for everything students need to know about scholarship categories, how to apply, eligibility, closing dates and more. Find out more HSC True Rewards Early Offer - Apply now!
Our HSC True Reward program offers early university admission based on Year 11 or Year 12 results, providing peace of mind to school leavers. Visit the HSC True Reward Early Offer webpage for dates, requirements, and application details for study in 2024. Encourage your students to apply by 8 November for the next offer round released on 16 November. Find out more UTS Places are still available for UTS Discovery Day this November! Year 10-12 students will get the chance to listen to our welcome presentation, covering an overview our courses, admissions pathways, schemes and scholarships. They will get the chance to be involved in hands on activities, providing a taster of some of the course areas UTS has to offer. Register now November Kickstart Seminars - Macquarie University & UTS Date: Sunday 5th November & Sunday 12th November (9:30am-12:15pm)Venue: Macquarie University (5/11) & UTS (12/11)Participants: Students & parents in Year 10 & 11Cost: Free For the 18th year, Macquarie University & UTS, in partnership with InspirationED, will be hosting a set of free seminars later this term. These are designed to support both students and parents who are beginning (or about to begin) their HSC. Run by highly experienced HSC markers and qualified counsellors, these sessions will cover: •
Practical tips to handle stress & maintain motivation
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Tried-and-true strategies to achieve your best in your tasks & exams
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A straightforward guide to understanding the ATAR & admission processes
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An English seminar on Paper One & how to write better essays
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For parents, we also have practical tips on how to support your child through the HSC.
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Real Insights: Direct, actionable advice. In these 45-min sessions, we’ll share the best study strategies, exam techniques, and ways to stay on track during your HSC year/s.
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Advice from the Experts: Our seminars feature expert HSC Markers and qualified counsellors ready to share their tips and years of experience.
Spaces are strictly limited for this half-day event. Secure your spot here. Apply now for the Bachelor of Psychology! Become an expert in human behaviour, emotions and thought with a Bachelor of Psychology and positively impact people and communities. Applications are now open.
Learn more Get your tickets for Moore Park Campus Tours For the first time, we will be hosting campus tours at our Moore Park Campus! This event will be hosted by staff from the Sports and Exercise school. Event information here UTS Early Entry Program is now open for 2024! Secure Code Warrior will be hosting a cyber-Industry experience day for students who have a background in coding and wish to participate in the tournament.
What to Expect In a time limited event you will tackle a series of secure coding challenges in small groups. You will be required to locate the insecurity, identify the solution, and fix the vulnerability.
Date: 15 November 2023 Time: 10:00 – 2:30 pm Location: 29 Balfour St Chippendale NSW 2008 NECA Training and Apprenticeships
Apprenticeship offers practical, hands-on learning experiences that can’t be matched by classroom education alone. As a telecommunications apprentice, you will receive extensive on-the-job training and mentoring from experienced professionals in the industry.
Currently offering 2 positions for Data Comms and Audio Visual Apprenticeships.
https://www.necatraining.com.au/data-communications-apprenticeship/
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