Calling all year 9–12 students! Step into the world where business meets purpose. Business for Good is an interactive event that explores sustainable business practices, the circular economy, and showcases inspiring local businesses leading the way. This is your chance to think big, collaborate, and create ideas that matter—while discovering pathways to careers that make […]
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The Feed Your Mind, Feed the World (FYM) camp is a three-day experience for year 11 and 12 students interested in learning more about agricultural science and career pathways stemming from an agricultural science degree. The camp is hosted by the Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture (TIA), which is the agricultural research arm of the University of Tasmania and responsible
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If you’re currently in year 11 or 12, or recently finished school, our School Leaver Expo can help you find your path to uni. Join friendly staff and students who are happy to answer all your questions about courses, scholarships, accommodation and applying. And even if you’re not sure what you want to study, you
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If you’re currently in year 11 or 12, or recently finished school, our School Leaver Expo can help you find your path to uni. Join friendly staff and students who are happy to answer all your questions about courses, scholarships, accommodation and applying. And even if you’re not sure what you want to study, you
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If you’re currently in year 11 or 12, or recently finished school, our School Leaver Expo can help you find your path to uni. Join friendly staff and students who are happy to answer all your questions about courses, scholarships, accommodation and applying. And even if you’re not sure what you want to study, you
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Harper Giles Kayla Perkins A school-based traineeship has given Tasmanian college students Harper Giles and Kayla Perkins a foot in the door to their future careers before they even finish school. School-based trainees and apprentices split their week between school, work and training to achieve nationally recognised qualifications alongside their secondary education. There are approximately
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