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Narre Warren South P-12 College Careers
The two websites below are excellent to ways to find jobs - whether it be full time, part time or casual.
1. Spot Jobs:
This is a fantastic website with lots of jobs for school students and school leavers. They have plenty of full time, part time, casual and holiday jobs.
2. JobActive (by Job Search):
This is a Federal Government's job search website. It has job vacancies across the whole of Australia.
As I become aware of any local job vacancies, I will post them for you below:
Current Job Vacancies:
Please contact the Contact Person listed for each vacancy or see me for further details.
| Position: | Details: | Contact: | Closing Date: |
|---|---|---|---|
| Engineering Drafting Traineeship | Skillinvest are looking for suitable candidates who are interested in a career in the engineering drafting industry. This position will be based in Dandenong. The successful applicant will undertake the Certificate IV in Engineering Drafting and gain on-the-job training within a supportive working environment. Completion of Year 12 is preferred and also a current drivers' licence and own transport. You need to demonstrate a genuine interest in this field. Email your resume to paula.dodd@skillinvest.com.au
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Paula Dodd 1300 135 008 |
Tax File NumbersUnfortunately the Australian Tax Office has informed schools that the School Tax File Number program has ended :(
To obtain a TFN you can now either:
Get an application form via the Post Office or an ATO office. More information found under the 'Important Info' section on this website.
Year 12 StudentsIf you haven't already done so, this is a reminder to apply for a tax file number and a health care card.
You will need a TFN even if you go onto study and not directly into employment.
A health care card may help with fees, transport costs, health care costs.
Parents Career ConversationsCareer Conversations is an online resource to help you to talk to your child about what sort of career they would like in the future. Talking to your child about their interests and abilities can help them meet their potential.
Career Conversations is designed to help you:
- support your child to prepare for the future world of work
- help your child to develop skills, knowledge, attitudes and behaviours to manage their own career
- understand your child’s career journey, which starts in childhood and continues throughout their life
- help your child develop the career they want, to feel more confident and to build their own support network
- have career conversations that go beyond ‘What do you want to do when you finish school?’
- help your child to make informed decisions about their career options.
For more information, please visit:
Be WaryPlease be very cautious of signing up to do online courses! A lot of these courses are advertised on job search websites, or you may get called at home and be offered to sign up.
A Diploma level course can cost approx $20K online, whereas if you do the same course at a well-known provider such as Chisholm, Holmesglen, RMIT, Swinburne, VU, Melb Polytechnic etc. the cost will be at least half of that PLUS you know you are getting trained properly.
Do your research on the company - Google is wonderful for this.
Be very very wary!!!
Year 10 Work ExperienceA reminder for all Year 10 students to get their work experience organised and details into Trudi, Careers Office ASAP.
Work Experience Week: 26-30 June, 2017