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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The University of Tasmania is working with schools across Tasmania to help Year 12 students get ahead. The Schools Recommendation Program (SRP) is one way of getting in that doesn’t rely on ATAR. If you’re interested in further study, then the University of Tasmania has a place for you. How it works You can apply
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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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Have you ever wanted to analyse and report on the sustainability of a business or take on real-world tax challenges to hone your technical skills? Maybe you would like to future-proof your marketing career in the wake of advances in AI through analytics or become an auditor equipped with the capabilities to weather uncertain economic
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Job: Speech and Language Pathologist
Industry/Sector:Health
The kids are so clever. They just need that little bit of time or practice, and you’re there helping them to get where you knew they could go. You get to play a little part in helping them reach their potential.
You may not be aware that there are alternative paths to get to you Uni or Tafe, it just means that by being a bit adaptable and flexible, you can still get to where you want to go (who cares how you get there?).
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