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Dear Parents and Carers,
We hope you all had a restful and rejuvenating break over the student vacation period. Whether you travelled or stayed local, we trust you had the chance to enjoy the stunning part of the world we’re lucky to call home.
STARTING OFF WITH A PURPOSE
This year, we’ve chosen to begin Term 4 a little differently—with our Parent-Student-Teacher Conferences held right at the start of the term. Traditionally scheduled at the end of Term 4, we felt that bringing these important conversations forward would better support our students in setting a positive tone for the weeks ahead.
These conferences are a valuable opportunity for students, families, and staff to reflect on the journey so far: what’s worked well, what challenges have arisen, and how we can work together to finish the year strong. By having these discussions early, we aim to provide our students with a clearer sense of direction and purpose, helping them grow day-by-day and make the most of every learning opportunity.
Parents and carers may remember that in Term 1, we reached out with a survey to capture your thoughts, perspectives, and voices regarding some of the changes we had made around the school and the direction of our learning culture.
The feedback from that survey—completed by 97 families—offered valuable insights. It helped us implement new initiatives and refine existing ones to better support our students, families, and staff. Your input truly made a difference.
Now that we’re in Term 4, we’d love to hear from you again. Gathering your perspectives at this point in the year allows us to reflect on the impact of our efforts and shape our future direction as we look ahead to 2026.
We’re aiming to hear from even more families this time around. Your feedback is essential in helping us move forward in a positive and constructive way. To support an authentic and open response, the survey is anonymous and email addresses will not be collected.
If you haven’t already, if you could please take a few moments to complete the survey and support our collective journey forward, it would be very much appreciated!
2025 Parent / Carer Survey - Term 4
HSC EXAMS UNDERWAY
The HSC officially commenced on Thursday 16th October, and we’ve already seen our Year 12 students begin this final chapter with strength and grace. Many have been arriving early, sharing a quiet cup of tea or coffee, and stepping into their exams with the same determination and perseverance that has marked their approach all year.
While we want all of our students to do well, it is important to note that exam results themselves could never fully capture the worth of such a special group of young people. What matters most is the effort, resilience, and growth they’ve shown throughout their journey. We hope that the preparation and countless hours of practice help each student achieve their personal best—because that’s all we could ever ask for.
We’re incredibly proud of them and will continue to support them every step of the way.
YEAR 11 BEGINS THEIR SENIOR JOURNEY
Our Year 11 students have officially commenced their Year 12 courses, marking the beginning of their senior year journey. To celebrate and support this transition, they headed off to their Senior Year 12 Retreat at Stanwell Tops this week.
This retreat is a special time for students to pause, reflect, and begin laying the foundation for the year ahead. Through shared experiences, meaningful conversations, and time spent together in a beautiful setting, students will build stronger bonds with one another and set intentions for a purposeful and connected final year of schooling.
We look forward to seeing the growth and leadership that will emerge from this experience.
Warm regards
Principal
James Eirth
INFORMATION SESSION: RESPECTFUL RELATIONSHIPSPresented by CEDoW
Special Guest: Daniel Principe – Youth Advocate & 2025 NSW Australian of the Year Nominee
Join us for an insightful and empowering evening as we explore the challenges facing young people today—from social media pressures to cultural influences—and discover practical tools to help them thrive.
Daniel Principe, a nationally recognised youth advocate, will share his experience working with thousands of students across Australia. His engaging presentation will equip parents with strategies to support their children in building respectful relationships, resisting harmful stereotypes, and developing strong, healthy identities.
Date: Thursday 27 November
Time: 6.30pm - 8pm
Location: Holy Spirit College - 2 Bond Street, Bellambi
Cost: Free
Register to attend using the QR Code for in-person attendance or alternatively register to have the recording sent to you using the appropriate QR Code.
Let’s work together to empower the next generation with resilience, respect, and courage.
Ms Sonia Diaz
Leader of Wellbeing ( 7 - 12 )
TERM 4 2025
WEEK 3 (WEEK B)
Monday 27 October: 2025 HSC Exams Continue
Wednesday 29 October: Year 9 Leadership Day
Wednesday 29 October: Year 11 Awards & Reports Presentation / HSC Information Evening
Thursday 30 October: School Assembly
WEEK 4 (WEEK A)
Monday 3 November: 2025 HSC Exams Continue
Thursday 4 November: Pastoral Period
Friday 7 November: Year 7 Reflection Day
WEEK 5 (WEEK B)
Monday 10 November: Final day of 2025 HSC Exams
Tuesday 11 November: Remembrance Day 11am
Wednesday 12 November: Year 12 Graduation Dinner
Thursday 13 November: School Assembly
WEEK 6 (WEEK A)
Monday 17 November: P&F General Meeting - 6pm
Thursday 20 November: Pastoral Period
YEAR 11 AWARDS & REPORTS PRESENTATION & HSC INFORMATION EVENING
P&F GENERAL MEETING - 'SAVE THE DATE'
NOWRA PARISH
St John’s has a strong sporting culture and provides many representative sporting opportunities for students.
The Representative Sport Google Classroom is a platform where students can access information on Representative Sport. This digital notice board provides important information such as the registration to trial, trial dates, important dates and expectations.
Students must be a member of the Representative Sport Google Classroom to access the google forms.
2025 CSNSW REGISTRATIONS
Any questions please email Sports Coordinator Mrs E Gray
Mrs E Gray
Sports Coordinator
YEAR 7 - 9 GIRLS AFL CHAMPIONSHIPS
On Friday the 17th of October the 7-9 Girls AFL team travelled to Macquarie fields to compete in the AFL championships.
Battling the 30 degree heat throughout the day the girls showed amazing determination to progress throughout the day undefeated, with only 2 subs, winning all 5 of their games. The girls took out the tournament with a convincing 33 - 7 win against Holy Spirit in the grand final.
Congratulations Ruby, Porsha, Emerson, Miley, Imogen, Olivia, Allira, Lexy, Olla, Imojen, Lily, Ivy, Lani and Nevaeh. Thank you to Kai and Fergus for helping the girls with trials, training and boosting morale on the day.
Mrs Clarke
14 YEAR BOYS AFL CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Under 14 Boys St John’s AFL team represented the school with pride and determination at the recent Diocesan AFL Day. Throughout the competition, the players showcased impressive skills, strong teamwork, and genuine sportsmanship. Their positive attitude and support for one another reflected the true spirit of St John’s, making the school community proud of their efforts both on and off the field.
WELCOME BACK! SUMMER TERM AND THE HOUSE CUP!A big welcome back to all our students and families as we kick off the new term! We hope everyone had a wonderful break and is feeling refreshed and ready for a term packed with learning and fun.
SUMMER UNIFORM
Just a friendly reminder that with the warmer weather here, we have officially switched to our summer uniform. Please ensure your child is wearing the correct summer attire each day. A reminder of the uniform requirements can be found on the school website or by checking your student diary. Each student has marked on their timetable the days that they can wear sports uniform. A reminder that wearing the wrong uniform will result in withdrawal.
THE YEAR 7 HOUSE CUP IS ON!
We are excited to announce a fantastic new initiative for our Year 7 students: the PALS Mini House Cup! This term, the Year 7 PALS groups will be competing against each other to claim the title.
The Cup will involve a variety of engaging activities designed to promote teamwork, healthy competition, and critical thinking. Students will have the chance to earn points through:
- Sporting Challenges: Fun, inclusive activities to get everyone moving.
- Trivia Quizzes: Testing general knowledge and classroom learning.
- Logic and Problem-Solving Games: Putting those sharp minds to the test.
The best part? It's not just about winning the activities! We want to celebrate great citizenship and positive behaviour. Every positive affirmation a student receives in class—for great effort, helpfulness, participation, or respect—will also be counted as valuable house points. This means every student has the opportunity to contribute to their team's success simply by being their best self!
Let's make this a term of great effort, great fun, and great team spirit! Good luck to all our Year 7 PALS groups!
“Be gentle and humble in heart.”
Mrs Sophie Daley
Year 7 Leader of Wellbeing
THANK YOU AND GOOD LUCK MS SIMISAt the end of last term, we farewelled Ms Simis as she takes some well-deserved time to prepare for the safe arrival of her baby. We take this opportunity to thank her for her incredible dedication and wish her all the very best in this exciting new chapter. As I step into the role as Acting Leader of Wellbeing I look forward to getting to know and supporting our Year 8 students.
This is a crucial time to maintain the high standards we’ve set, particularly around organisation. It is expected that all students arrive at each lesson with their diaries, laptops, and pencil cases (fully equipped - some have been a bit empty lately!). We will be having further discussions in morning PALS to reinforce these habits, and your support at home would be greatly appreciated. Please remind your child of the importance of being organised and ready for learning.
SUMMER UNIFORM
Additionally, we ask for your help in maintaining uniform and behaviour standards. These expectations ensure that students continue to present themselves well and contribute positively to the school community.
'With Jesus we can reach the highest of heights.'
Mrs Valerie Lewis
Acting Year 8 Leader of Wellbeing
During Week 2, our Year 11 students took part in the much anticipated Senior Retreat at Stanwell Tops, spending three meaningful days away from the busyness of everyday life. The retreat provided a valuable opportunity for students to pause, reflect, and reconnect - not only with each other but also with themselves and their personal spirituality. Through a variety of activities, discussions, and quiet moments, students were encouraged to explore who they are, what they value, and how faith and reflection can guide them into their final year of school and beyond. It was a powerful experience of growth, connection, and renewal in a peaceful and inspiring setting.
RELIGIOUS LITERACY ASSESSMENT (RLA)
On Tuesday 11 November, our Year 8 students will complete the Wollongong Diocese Religious Literacy Assessment (RLA), an important part of their faith and learning journey. This online multiple-choice examination is designed to assess students' knowledge and understanding of key concepts covered in Religious Education across both Year 7 and Year 8. The RLA provides valuable insight into how well students are engaging with their RE learning and helps identify areas for further growth. It also supports the development of religious literacy, enabling students to articulate their faith with confidence and clarity as they continue to explore their spiritual and educational formation.
As we approach the end of the academic year, students in Years 7 to 10 are engaging with their final Religious Education topics, each designed to deepen their understanding of faith in a contemporary context. Year 7 is exploring "Stewards of Creation", a unit that highlights our responsibility to care for the environment as part of God’s creation, encouraging students to see themselves as caretakers of the earth. Year 8 students are studying "Striving for Goodness", which examines moral decision making and the importance of forming a well informed conscience guided by Gospel values. In Year 9, students are learning about "The Church in Australia", focusing on the history, role, and ongoing mission of the Catholic Church within our local and national communities. Finally, Year 10 is exploring "Ecumenism and Interfaith Dialogue", a topic that promotes respect, understanding, and collaboration among different Christian denominations and world religions, fostering a spirit of unity and peace in a diverse world.
This term our Year 11 students who are undertaking the HSC course in Studies of Religion will be exploring the topic “Religion in Australia Post 1945”, offering them a rich opportunity to understand how our nation's religious landscape has evolved in the modern era. In Australia today, while Christianity remains the most commonly identified faith at around 43.9 % of the population, this marks a significant drop from 52.1 % in 2016. Meanwhile, those reporting “No religion” have surged to 38.9 % - an indication of increasing secularism and diversity. At the same time, “Other religions” (including Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism) now make up about 10 % of the population, reflecting Australia’s growing multicultural and multi‑faith character. By situating their learning in this rapidly changing context, students will be challenged to reflect on the place and significance of faith - both personal and communal - in a pluralistic society, and to consider questions such as: How has migration shaped religious communities?
From Thursday 2nd October till Saturday 11th October, Madi Cleal (Corpus Christi) & I had the privilege of accompanying 14 Year 11 students from Corpus Christi and SJE to the Top End of Aus on a Catholic Mission Immersion.
Our home base was in Darwin, but we ventured south to Litchfield National Park, east to Kakadu National Park, and north to the Tiwi Islands.
During these 10 days, students had the opportunity to completely immerse themselves in the culture, community and faith of the Northern Territory and Aboriginal communities. This included going to national parks, trying bush tucker, exploring different Aboriginal art forms, going to a local community Mass, participating in cultural modules at Nungalinya College, and much more. We were very grateful to have the support from local elders, priests, educators, and other community members to make our trip so insightful, meaningful and impactful.
Thank you to Val West and Taleah Reid in Year 10 (Corpus Christi), who designed and painted an incredible artwork that we could proudly display while wearing our polo shirts. The polos depict the dreaming story of Yuin (black cockatoo) and Dharawal (whale) country, to represent our communities and culture.
A BIG thank you to Jack Lopez (SJE) and Brett Herron (Corpus Christi), who gave up time in their holidays to drive the school bus to and from the airport. We owe you!!
Please ask the students about the trip, they will be very proud and excited to share their stories!
SJE Students in Attendance:
- Xavier Smith
- Nate Rees
- Wade McKenzie
- Max Harrison
- Ashton Beattie
- Riley Moore
- William Turley
- Charlize Kazangi
- Harriet Percy
- Evie Wood
OLIVER LANE - YEAR 8
WELCOME TO TERM 4
I hope everyone had a well-deserved rest and is looking forward to the term ahead.
LEGACY WEEK
We received a Certificate of Appreciation from Legacy.
In recognition of our valuable assistance during Legacy Badge Week 2025.
Thank you to everyone for supporting our Veteran families.
REMEMBRANCE DAY
This year, school students will be representing two Services:
Sussex Inlet RSL
Bomaderry RSL
FAREWELL FOR PETER THE BUGLER
On Saturday 18 October 2025 the Nowra RSL Sub Branch put on a farewell luncheon in Peter’s honour as Peter has moved to a nursing home in Sydney to be closer to his family.
We will miss him after playing the Last Post at our School Anzac Assembly’s for over twenty years.
Please feel free to email me anytime. My email address is: lawrencej01@dow.catholic.edu.au
Mrs Julie Lawrence
Defence School Mentor
SCHOOL STUDENT TRAVEL - 2026
BUS TRAVEL TO AFTERNOON SPORT
Dear Parents
Students travelling on a School Bus to and from school are required to have a valid school bus pass for the school service they are catching. If a valid school pass cannot be shown a fare will be charged. You can help make your child’s school bus journey more pleasant by ensuring your child has a valid school bus pass and presents it to the driver in the morning AND afternoon. Parents are reminded that the School Free Travel is only valid between home and school as per the conditions on the back of the pass. Fares will be charged for all other journeys.
Students travelling to after-school sports, such as Oztag, on a bus service that is not their regular route must pay a fare of approximately $2.50 and board only after students with a valid bus pass for that service.
Please relay this information to your student to help afternoon travel run smoothly.
STATIONARY ITEMS FOR SALE AT THE SCHOOL CANTEEN
The following items are available to purchase at the St John's school canteen.
CANTEEN MENU - UPDATED TERM 4 2025
CANTEEN VOLUNTEERS
Our school canteen is run by a full time Supervisor and a part time assistant. They always need volunteers to help. At least two volunteers are needed every day to man the canteen. If you would like to assist in the canteen please contact the school or fill out the Parent/Carer Volunteer Form using the link below.
TERM 4 ROSTER 2025
We are organising our canteen volunteer roster for Term 4, 2025. The canteen requires two helpers every day, if you are able to assist on one or more days please contact the school office on 4423 1666 or email the school on info@sjedow.catholic.edu.au
Two volunteers are particularly required for THURSDAY and FRIDAY.
Alternatively fill in the form on the school website under canteen in the Parent Info section.
CANTEEN ROSTER - TERM 4 2025
There’s much to look forward to as we launch into the final term of the year. Students will have opportunities to participate in a range of programs to build their understanding of various careers and the steps needed to reach their post-school goals.
If you have any questions or require a Transition and Pathway meeting to discuss post-school options, email:
arenasm01@dow.catholic.edu.au or call 4423 1666 to make an appointment
Ms Arenas
INFO AND TIPS
Schoolies alternatives you want to know about
Getting teenagers to open up about their future plans can feel impossible, especially when they clam up the moment you ask “What do you want to do when you leave school?” The problem isn’t that they don’t have thoughts about their future – it’s that direct questions about careers can feel overwhelming and judgmental.
One of the most common questions we hear about school-based apprenticeships and traineeships (or SBATs) is whether you can pursue one while still aiming for an ATAR. It’s a fair question – after all, an SBAT involves working at least one day per week plus attending training, which is time you won’t be spending on your ATAR subjects.
Study Guide - What is Study??
Study is about more than just good grades - it’s a chance to build skills and habits that set you up for success throughout life. Whether you’re in high school, starting university, or returning to study later in life, how you approach your studies can shape your future pathways.
See the guide below to unpack what ‘study’ means, and the different approaches you can take to build effective study habits.
Understanding the ATAR: Common questions answered
If you’re not entirely sure how the ATAR system works, why you might need one, and how they’re calculated, you’re definitely not alone. The Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (or ATAR) can seem confusing at first, but once you understand the basics, it all starts to make sense. Here are some of the most common questions answered and misconceptions about the ATAR busted.
To access more information on post-school options, upcoming tertiary institution events, TAFE, and employment opportunities, check the JobJump Newsletter posted on the Careers Google Classroom.
RECENT EVENTS
ADF Information Session - Inspiring Our Future
On Wednesday, 15 October 2025, the ADF Careers Team visited SJE to deliver an engaging session for Years 10 and 11. The presentation covered Defence career pathways, the application process, and insights from current serving members, followed by an interactive Q&A.
Students also participated in a co-facilitated Physical Training (PT) session, where they were introduced to elements of the Physical Fitness Assessment, including the beep test, sit-ups, and push-ups.
The day was a great success with students gaining confidence in the application process and the possibility of a future ADF career pathway.
UPCOMING EVENTS
'Yes' Program - Nowra TAFE - Welding
Nowra TAFE is offering students the opportunity to build their skills and knowledge in this area of work.
Students will learn to:
- Perform basic welding
- Heat and cut ferrous metals.
- Perform thermal cutting using oxy-acetylene equipment
- Carry out manual metal arc welding
- Undertake gas metal arc welding
- Operate gas tungsten arc welding
- Support general workplace health and safety
From here, there is potential to lead into Cert II Welding /Engineering pathways (fee-free) in 2026.
The program will run over 5 weeks at the Nowra Campus.
Dates: 5/11/2025 to 3/12/2025
Time: 9 am - 3 pm (approximately)
EOI - Posted on Google Classroom - only 3 spots available
See Ms Arenas if you are interested in this program.
TAFE Open Week 2025 - 17 to 23 November
Jump online and explore the digital hub packed with live info sessions, on-demand videos, and a fun career quiz to help students find their path. It’s all in one place, super easy to access and designed so they can get involved wherever they are. Throughout the week, students can learn about TAFE NSW courses, facilities and flexible study options.
Information Sessions
Gather detailed course information straight from our experienced teachers with Information Sessions running throughout the week online.
Live sessions and on-demand videos
Students can learn how to enrol, understand payments, fees and scholarships, how to find an apprenticeship, discover student support services, recognition of prior learning and more at TAFE NSW.
Win great prizes
Simply by registering for Open Week events, students can enter the draw for the chance to win some fantastic prizes.
Not sure where to start, take our Study Seeker quiz
It only takes a few minutes to find a perfect fit. Students can take our quick quiz to discover their strengths and interests, and we’ll recommend a range of TAFE NSW courses that are right for where they want to go.
Register now to join an information session, explore TAFE NSW’s wide range of courses, and enrol for 2026.
University of Wollongong - Events for Year 10, 11 & 12
There are loads of fantastic opportunities for students and parents/guardians, including HSC subject support. For information on events, go to the link below.
Shoalhaven Community College and Shoalhaven Food Network - RSA, RCG & Food Handling Certificates - $148 for all of them!
This is a three-day commitment starting on 17-19 November at UOW Shoalhaven Campus.
OR
1-3 December at Ulludulla TAFE
There is an option to complete the RSA and RCG at Bomaderry Community College
Dates: October 20-21
Cost: $148 for both certificates
Only 20 spots are available, so be quick to take up this opportunity.
To enrol:
- Complete the Digital and Funding forms on the Home South Coast College link below
- You must have your USI Number
- You must be 18 years of age to participate
Note: RSA training does not require you to be 18, however this program has made it a prerequisite.
If you have any questions, see me in my office.
YEAR 11 & 12 UPDATES
Please read the JobJump Newsletter posted on the Careers Google Classroom for updates on Open Days, courses and career information sessions.
UAC - Career Mapping - Where to after school?
Many students are uncertain about their next steps after Year 12. But – as Phillip Williamson, Head Teacher Careers for the NSW Government’s Educational Pathways Program, writes – it’s vital to go easy on yourself, self-reflect and do your research. Here are Williamson's practical tips for starting your career journey. The most important thing, he advises, is to focus on your direction, not your destination.
When will I get my uni offer?
Here’s a rundown of the most important offer rounds for Year 12 students in the lead up to semester 1, 2026.
HSC Study Guide - The Sydney Morning Herald Sun
Tips and tricks to help you over the final stage of your HSC.
Early Entry Guide - Study, Work, Grow
Everything you need to know is in this guide. If you still have questions, please see me in the Careers office.
UAC - UNIVERSITIES ADMISSIONS CENTRE
UAC - Educational Access Schemes (EAS)
The Educational Access Scheme (EAS) aims to help students who have experienced significant educational disadvantage receive an offer to university.
UAC – FAQs about applying to University
Find answers to frequently asked questions about applying to university
SCHOLARSHIPS - START NOW!
Shoalhaven Education Fund
The Shoalhaven Education Fund was established to provide much needed financial assistance and support to local youth to help them achieve their post- high school education, training and vocation aspirations. We recognise that the cost of rural students pursuing their post- high school goals is often much greater than those of their metropolitan counterparts and that sometimes these costs can be prohibitive.
SEF fundraises throughout the year and accepts donations from local residents and businesses in order to provide financial grants to students who need an extra helping hand. The funds come directly from your local community – none of it is government funded – celebrating the aspirations of local youth and working to help them achieve these aspirations.
TAFE
Supporting You Every Step of the Way with TAFE NSW
Get the help you need to succeed
The TAFE NSW Counselling and Career Development Service is free and confidential and is designed to help you succeed in your studies at TAFE NSW, as well as in your chosen career.
Prospective TAFE NSW students are able to access the service to assist with course choice decisions and career planning.
Students enrolled with TAFE NSW are able to access a range of services to assist in career development and personal support.
https://www.tafensw.edu.au/counselling-career-development-services
TAFE NSW Degrees and Undergrad Certificates
You don't need an ATAR to study a degree with TAFE NSW, but you will graduate with a qualification that will change your future.
Study a Bachelor degree, post graduate or higher education qualification with TAFE NSW, and graduate with strong theoretical knowledge, practical experience and industry connections that will give you a head start on your career.
https://www.tafensw.edu.au/degrees
TAFE-delivered Vocational Education and Training (TVET) courses help students build practical skills and industry-specific knowledge, and count toward school outcomes, with some courses contributing towards an Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR).
APPRENTICESHIPS, TRAINEESHIPS AND CADETSHIPS
Assured Locksmiths and Security Solutions
We have an opening for a First Year Apprentice Locksmith, beginning at the start of 2026.
It’s a great chance for someone keen to start a hands-on trade and learn all aspects of locksmithing.
Go to the Careers Classroom for information and application form.
CSS Engineering Pty Ltd
Porter Building Group Apprenticeship
Porter Building Group, a local building company based in the Illawarra. We are currently looking to employ an apprentice carpenter and are looking at students finishing their HSC.
Contact:
Director
0401 639 267
porterbuildinggroup
Sikorsky Australia Apprenticeships
Sikorsky has recently opened its intake for 2026 Aeroskills Apprenticeships with numbers to be finalised.
Apprenticeships will be in the following trades:
- Mechanical
- Avionics
- Structures
Pacific Smiles Dental Traineeship
Pacific Smiles in Nowra.
We offer career opportunities in the region from Nowra-Wollongong that include traineeships and on-the-job training.
Contact Sharelle on:
P: 02 44468700 E:sharelle.parker@pacificsmiles.com.au
Burbank & Brown Lawyers Nowra - Traineeship
Melissa Vine, principal solicitor at Burbank & Brown Lawyers in Nowra, has asked me to share details of a traineeship they're offering to 2025 Year 12 leavers. They are offering full time employment as a trainee legal assistant, a TAFE certificate and an opportunity to gain valuable experience in law.
See details in the flier attached to Google Classroom . While the SEF has no affiliation with this, successful applicants may be eligible for SEF funding to help with the TAFE component.
Sophie Ray FAICD FGIA
Chair
Ph: 0414 379 059
Shoalhaven City Council
Watts Glass
Watts Glass are currently looking for an apprentice. I have attached a link with information about the what the role involves on Google Classroom. You can work in all sorts of buildings (domestic/commercial) and work with many types of glass.
If you are interested, contact:
Simon Watts
Ai Group - Apprentice & amp; Trainee Centre
Ai Group Apprentice and Trainee Centre host apprentices across NSW and are a proud partner to more than 200 host employers.
https://www.aigroupapprentices.com.au/jobs/
Apprenticeships - Support for diverse cohorts
The Australian Government is improving access to Australian Apprenticeships and helping build a more diverse workforce. See if you're eligible for additional support. The Australian Government provides additional support for:
- Women in Trades
- First Nations Australians
- People with disability
Find out what support you can get as part of your apprenticeship
Expression of Interest for Electrical Apprenticeships
The apprenticeship lasts for a total of 4 years. For the first three years, you will be required to work four days on site to gather on-the-job experience, and one day undertaking technical studies. The fourth year will consist of only on-the-job training.
Automotive Apprenticeships - Vacancies
The automotive industry has changed substantially through the last decade to become a respected and financially secure career path. Any student that enjoys problem solving and working with their hands will thrive in automotive and has the opportunity to be a part of transformative change we haven't seen since vehicles replaced the horse and cart.
Do you aspire to be a builder?
Register your interest for the course starting 27 November Want to be a carpenter? This is your best first step. Master Builders will help prepare you to become the best 1st-year carpentry apprentice. This 3-week entry level training program provides an introduction into both the industry and a carpentry trade prior to commencing an apprenticeship.
Pre-apprenticeship Builder
Do you aspire to become a brickie?
Offer you the opportunity to study and earn an income while undertaking a qualification. It gives you the chance to learn new skills while getting paid. It can be done full-time or while you are at school through a School Based Apprenticeship. You can use your qualification to work anywhere in Australia and around the world.
Brickies Apprenticeships
Transport for NSW Apprenticeships and Traineeships
Transport for NSW currently have a number of Apprenticeship and Traineeships open for 2024 in both metro and regional areas. Currently on offer are:
- Business Traineeships
- Bridge Construction Apprenticeship
- Heavy Diesel Mechanic Apprenticeship
- Project Management Traineeships
- Electrical Apprenticeship
- Civil Construction Apprenticeship
- Painting and Blasting Traineeship
A number of trainee roles are also available
https://jobs.transport.nsw.gov.au/go/Train-Crew-and-Customer-Service-Jobs/7831310/
Handy link for a range of job opportunities: Jobs Transport NSW
JOB VACANCIES !
Check Google Classroom for further information
Dairy Farm Hand - Casual
Would suit school student - Gerringong NSW
Casual dairy farm hand job available in Gerringong. This role would suit a school student who loves animals and likes to see the sunrise.
The role will include weekend work, primarily with some mornings if you are available.
We are happy to train you if you are keen and reliable. Duties will include milking and calf care.
To apply email:dairyjobsaustralia@gmail.com
Peak Sports and Learning
Peak Sports and Learning are looking for people who would like to work in their vacation care program. If you are interested in child care, primary/secondary teaching or early education you may like to have a look.
Roxy Cinema
The Roxy Theatre is currently seeking to employ junior staff in the coming months as they prepare for their upcoming reopening.
They will be conducting interviews, inductions and training sessions prior to the reopening to ensure all new team members are well-prepared for their roles.
Fill out the application form on Google Classroom. Once completed send to: The General Manager, via email to: admin_roxy@roxy.com.au
Henry Clive - Events/Hospitality
If you are keen to work in hospitality, Henry Clive is looking for staff to work at a range of events, including weddings. Most work is at The Wood in Husky and The Cove.
Contact Fred on: 0405 557 147
McDonald’s
Macca’s at Bomaderry, Nowra and South Nowra, are seeking casual workers - Year 9, 10, 11 & 12. Apply now!
See Ms Arenas for details or apply directly careers.mcdonalds.com/australia
Red Rooster
Red Rooster is currently hiring young people.
If you are interested, contact Phoebe on: Ph 0448778156
Nowra Fresh - Junior Vacancies
We are seeking junior service staff for after school/weekend and holiday work, no experience necessary. The only "must" we have is that you are available xmas week and easter Thursday, (if no school), Friday and Saturday. All other holiday time we are very flexible.
Drop your resume to Daniel at Nowra Fresh, Nowra
Council Jobs!
Local Government NSW offers hundreds of jobs and diverse career paths. Across professional, administrative, trade and outdoor roles. Learn more about the type of work, qualifications required and the jobs available now in over 100 councils across NSW & others interstate
https://www.careersatcouncil.com.au/
At Woolworths Group, we create better experiences together for a better tomorrow. Our diverse group of retail businesses are some of Australia's most recognised and trusted brands, and our team are at the heart of everything we do.
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