Reddam House High School Newsletter
Volume 24, Issue 13 | 17th May 2024
Dear Parents and Caregivers,
Last week was Teacher Appreciation Week, and it was a joy to receive cards from the Year 10, Year 11, and Year 12 students who had written notes to their teachers expressing their gratitude. Thank you to the Senior Executive for arranging this; they were well received.
The Annual Elective Music Recital on Monday evening featured various performances and compositions from years 9-12 elective music students. Year 9 and 10 students showcased their small ensemble playing, and the evening was also a chance to hear some pieces composed by students in Years 10 and 11 and performed by the students themselves in ensembles with their peers. The energy and excitement from the students in being able to share their work and an audience of parents and friends were joyous to see, and many parents have been in touch to reiterate how enjoyable the evening was as an insight into what the students have been working on so far in music this year. Well done to our year ten students who have launched their class album of songs they have written and performed themselves in many cases. The album was available this evening via QR code. For those who missed it, here it is again.
Last week, we had the privilege of being invited out to URBN Surf Park by Mr. and Mrs. Tudor (parents of Fletcher in Year 7 and Willow in Year 6). The Surf Park had yet to be opened to the general public, and we were treated to 3 hours of surfing the park on both the left-hand and right-hand surf breaks. The experience for 35 of our advanced surfers was epic, with everyone having an absolute ball on these perfect waves. Damon started us off on smaller waves, then cranked the power and size as the night progressed. It was the perfect night under the spotlights, with the music playing. They enjoyed each other's company and spurred each other on with the surfing. A trip to the URBN Surf Park is a must for all surfers, from beginners to advanced. Thanks to Damon and Sally for offering our surfers this unique opportunity.
The second of three Parent-Student-Teacher online meetings was held this week on Wednesday; the last one will be held on Monday next week. Teachers have mentioned that they have enjoyed these opportunities to connect with parents and students to discuss a student’s progress and found value in sharing potential ideas for improvement.
The Year 11 Art students have been busy creating artworks, given the stimulus heading of 'Shoes & Shelter' by Mrs. Symonds and Ms. Bambach, who would like to share some of their student’s creations.
Our students have been exceptionally busy, and many have received tremendous accolades and personal achievements. Some of these I would like to share with the Reddam community:
Last weekend,
Sophia Glasson (Year 11) won the Fencing National Championship Title for the second year. After returning from her first Olympic Zonal Qualifier, she successfully defended her National Championship Title in the Senior Women’s Foil category. She is the first female fencer to achieve back-to-back national titles between 15 and 16. Her brother Joseph Glasson (Class of 23’) also won the National Championship Title in the Men’s Foil category. Congratulations to the Glasson siblings on their fencing achievements.
Some of our Reddam teams played in the Sydney Comets Basketball Association Grand Final Congratulations to our top teams from Year 9 and Year 10 Boys on winning the Championships.
Last Saturday 14 students from Year 9 who are completing their Bronze Award for the Duke of Edinburgh Program embarked on in their Practice Adventurous Journey hike in Heathcote. Despite the torrential rain, and lots of backtracking to find a way into the campsite, the students preserved and were definitely pushed out of their comfort zone.
The purpose of the Adventurous Journey is not only to use navigation skills but to also demonstrate their resilience, exploration, leadership, courage and determination to finish the hike.
Congratulations to the following students on completing their Practice hike:
Lachlan Alexander, Maritsa Apostolopoulos, Mila Berman, Alice Butler, Sacha Dubossarsky, Maya Fransi, Charlotte Flekser, Gracie Ireland, Zoe Kalish, Tasha Rogoff, Emily Rusanow, Avey Sedgers, Ricky Resnik & Jacana Symonds
Eve Kalan was selected to represent Team NSW at the National Gymnastics competition, The Border Challenge. This is very exciting since she's been working on it for a long time. This competition is only for gymnasts at a very high level, i.e., level 7 and above. Her selection for the team is an outstanding achievement.
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Last Friday Oli Charles combined with his AICES teammates to win the gold medal at the NSWCIS Touch Football Championships. Oli had a great day scoring a try in the Final against a very good ISA Team.
Congratulations to Luca Cowlishaw on receiving a Merit in the 11 -12 Years category for his work “Late,” which he entered in the 2024 Nan Manefield Young Writers Award. Stanton Library and North Sydney Council celebrate the writing talent of young people in the greater Sydney area with an annual Young Writer’s Award. Congratulations Luca
Ruby Levitt has been awarded the Highly Commended award for her entry in the Harmony Day Poster Competition in the Year 7-8 category. Great work, Ruby.
Congratulations to Ricky Resnik on his NSW Under 15 Ice Hockey Team selection. Ricky will compete in the National Championships in July, and we wish him well.
Congratulations to Chloe Goldin for her selection in the NSWCIS Swim Team. Chloe has had an outstanding season, and we wish her well when she swims at the NSW All Schools Championships.
Jethro Jensen and Sarah Mueller participated in the Plain English Speaking Competition on Thursday, competing against the creme de la creme of the Eastern Suburbs and Inner Sydney students. Students were required to speak for 8 minutes on a topic of their choice, and the standard was exceptionally high. Competitors were also given three minutes to prepare a three-minute speech on "White Noise," with the impromptu and prepared speech being weighted equally. Both Reddam students acquitted themselves exceptionally well, and congratulations to Sarah, who was selected to move on to the next round on May 27th.
Have a great weekend and week ahead,
Dave PitcairnUpcoming Showcase
Music News
Get ready to groove this Saturday at the Bondi Bash Reboot! Don't miss Lunch Box, our talented Year 10 band, bringing their electrifying sound to the Bondi Pavilion at 6:15 PM. Lunch Box is set to deliver a performance full of energy and infectious rhythms. Whether you're a long-time fan or discovering them for the first time, this is a show you won't want to miss. Join us for an unforgettable evening of live music and good vibes at one of Bondi's most iconic venues!
Please continue to prepare your entries for this year’s major competitions, and do not forget to make your submissions on time!
Instrumental Competition
• Please enter via the link below, and ensure that all entries are submitted by 10am on Thursday, July 18. Specific details are also included in the entry form, to be read carefully before selecting pieces for entry.
• Entry Form: https://forms.gle/qCY1zGpPwggrNMyWA
Composition Competition
• Entries are due by 5pm on Wednesday, August 21.
Further information and the entry submission form can be found at the following link: https://forms.gle/epKCCZYDs4vvVbNM9
Bondi Sound Sessions... scan below to find out more...
Reddam Snow Sports
Sport Fixtures - 17th-19th May 2024
Basketball
Girls
Friday
Comets | Alexandria - 53 Maddox St
Year 8 TIMBERWOLVES vs SGHS Thunder 4.30 Ct 2
Year 9 SPARKS vs NewTown Fever 4.30 Ct 1
Year 11 SUNS vs Inner City Aces 5.15 Ct 2
1sts DIAMONDS vs Be Real 5.15 Ct 1
Saturday
Perry Park | Alexandria - 53 Maddox St
Year 3 EAGLES vs Inner City Angels 8.50am Ct 3
Year 4 BOOMERS vs Inner City Wildcats 8.50 Ct 4
Year 4 TIGERS vs Sydney Hoopstars Sparks 10.30am Ct 4
Year 6 STORM vs Sydney Hoopstars Mercury 10.30am C3
Year 7 FLAMES vs BYE
Boys
Saturday
Perry Park | Alexandria - 53 Maddox St
Year 3 CELTICS vs Proball Hornets 8.00am Ct 1
Year 4 LAKERS vs MPB 12 2.40 Ct 1
Year 4 SPURS - BYE (no game)
Year 4 WIZARDS vs Inner City Hurricans 2.40pm Ct 4
Year 5 KINGS vs Newtown Rangers 2.40 Ct 1
Year 5 PELICANS vs Syd Hoopstars Tigers 9.40am Ct 2
Year 5 BUCKS vs Syd Hoopstars Adders 3.30pm Ct 2
Year 6 HORNETS - BYE (No game)
Year 6 CAVALIERS vs Newtown Rebels 1.00pm Ct 2
Year 6 RAPTORS vs Sydney Hoopstars Badgers 1.00pm Ct 1
Year 7 BULLS vs Inner City Redbacks 12.10pm Ct 2
Year 7 ROCKETS - BYE (no game)
Year 11 HEAT vs KHY Astronaughts 5.10pm C2
Year 8 MAVERICKS vs Big Dream 16B 6.00pm Ct 4
Year 9 BLAZERS vs Maccabi Thunder 6.50pm Ct 3
Year 10 THUNDER vs Newtown Spartans 7.40pm Ct 2
Saturday
Marrickvile | PCYC MARRICKVILLE
Year 8 PACERS vs Reddam Stags 7.30pm Ct 3
Year 8 STAGS vs Reddam Pacers 7.30pm Ct 3
Year 9 WARRIORS vs Maccabi Warriors 6.45pm Ct 1
Year 9 SONICS vs Inner City Heat 2.15pm Ct 1
Year 9 JAZZ vs KHY Heat 5.15pm 5.15pm Ct 3
1sts MAGIC vs Inner City Mavs 5.15pm Ct 2
Soccer
High School
Girls – Sunday
Reddam U16s v Queens Park, Queens Park, Field 3 1.30pm
Reddam U14s v Pagewood, Jelicoe Park, Field 2 12:15pm
Boys
Open v Newington, Buchanan No.1, 12.00 noon
16R v Newington, Tempe Reserve Field No.3 (synthetic) 9.00am
16E v Newington, Tempe Reserve Field No.3 (synthetic) 11.00am
15R v Kings, Massie No.1,11.00am
14R v Newington, Buchanan No.2, 2.00pm
14E v SHORE, Northbridge F, 9.00am
13R v Newington, Buchanan No.2, 12.00 noon
13E v Newington, Buchanan No.2, 10.00am
Primary
Under 9s
Reddam City V Easts Milan 10.00am Queens Park 1B
Reddam United V Waverley Leopards 10.00am Waverley Synthetic A
Reddam Gunners V Randwick City 10.00am Heffron Field 4B
Under 10s
Reddam City V Pagewood Saints 11.00am Jellicoe Half Field 3G
Under 11s
Reddam City V Easts Atletico 12.00pm Queens Park 12A
Reddam Utd V Maccabi Eagles 12.00pm Waverley Synthetic 2A
Under 12s
Reddam City V Maroubra Thunder 1.00pm Coral Sea Half Field 2B
Netball
Reddam 1 v Bondi Phoenix,1:15pm
Reddam 2 v Randwick Rugby, 1:15pm
Reddam 3 v Double Bay Diamonds, 1:15pm
Reddam 4 v Mascot, 1:15pm
Reddam 5 v St Catherines, 12:00pm
Reddam 6 v Double Bay Diamonds, 12:00pm
Reddam 7 v Randwick Rugby, 12:00pm
Reddam 8 v Randwick Rugby, 12:00pm
Reddam 9 v Kambala, 10, 11:00am
Reddam 10 v Kincoppal, 11:00am
Reddam 11 v Bondi Phoenix, 11:00am
Reddam 12 v Maccabi, 11:00am
Reddam 13 v Randwick Rugby, 11:00am
Reddam 14 v Saints, 10:00am
Reddam 15 v BYE, 10:00am
Reddam 16 v Randwick Rugby, 9:00am
Reddam 17 v BYE, 8:00am
Reddam 18 v Bondi Phoenix, 9:00am
Cross Country
Cranbrook/Knox Championships Upjohn Park 9.00am
Sport Results - 11th-12th May 2024
Basketball
Girls
Year 4 TIGERS vs - Proball Liberty 11 - 13
Boys
Year 3 CELTICS vs Inner City Tigers 20 - 40
Year 5 BUCKS vs Big Dream 24 - 26
Year 9 WARRIORS vs All Blacks 39 - 31
Year 10 NETS vs The Bullets 54 - 35
Soccer
High School - Sunday
Girls
Reddam U16s v Pagewood, Washed Out
Reddam U14s v Bye
Boys
Open v Riverview, Washed Out
16R v Riverview, Washed Out
16E v St Patricks College, Washed Out
15R v Sydney Boys High School, Washed Out
14R v Riverview, Washed Out
14E v St Patricks College, Washed Out
13R v Riverview, Washed Out
13E v Riverview, Washed Out
Primary
Under 9s
Reddam City V Maroubra Thunder Washed Out
Reddam United V Easts Torino Washed Out
Reddam Gunners V Pagewood Titans Washed Out
Under 10s
Reddam City V Maroubra Underdogs Washed Out
Under 11s
Reddam City V Pagewood Green Gators Washed Out
Reddam Utd V South East Eagles Washed Out
Under 12s
Reddam City V Queens Park Washed Out
Netball
Reddam 1 v Bondi Phoenix Washed Out
Reddam 2 v Randwick Rugby, Washed Out
Reddam 3 v Double Bay Diamonds, Washed Out
Reddam 4 v Mascot, Washed Out
Reddam 5 v St Catherines, Washed Out
Reddam 6 v Double Bay Diamonds, Washed Out
Reddam 7 v Randwick Rugby, Washed Out
Reddam 8 v Randwick Rugby, Washed Out
Reddam 9 v Kambala, 10, Washed Out
Reddam 10 v Kincoppal, Washed Out
Reddam 11 v Bondi Phoenix, Washed Out
Reddam 12 v Maccabi, Washed Out
Reddam 13 v Randwick Rugby, Washed Out
Reddam 14 v Saints, Washed Out
Reddam 15 v BYE
Reddam 16 v Randwick Rugby Washed Out
Reddam 17 v BYE Washed Out
Reddam 18 v Bondi Phoenix Washed Out
Cross Country
Washed Out
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Upcoming Tours
All expressions of interest should be sent
South of France - French Immersion
to: warren.garratt@reddamhouse.com.au
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Hamilton Island Art Retreat
The itinerary is available here
Registration form is available here.
All expressions of interest and registration form submissions should be sent to: laurellen.symonds@reddamhouse.com.au
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CASE Space School - Now Launching!
Reddam House is excited to announce our participation in CASE Space School International StudyProgram during July 2025. All Reddam House students are invited to join CASE Senior Space Schooland visit NASA in the USA!
Always at the forefront of innovation, the space industry is the most stimulating environment toinspire the next generation of STEAM-skilled leaders prepared to take on and succeed in ourinnovation-hungry world.
Demonstrating its robust academic content, CASE study programs are the only international STEAMstudy programs to have successfully obtained University of California (UC) GPA 5.0 approval. Allparticipants will be eligible to receive a GPA 5.0 academic transcript to differentiate their applicationinto top tier universities at home or internationally.
This immersive, engaging and inspiring learning experience is a wonderful opportunity for studentsto learn beyond the classroom and be inspired by the opportunities that lie ahead!
For further information visit: actura.com.au/ReddamSpace or contact Andrea Elias via her email andrea.elias@actura.com.au
London, Paris, Barcelona Tour 2025
Please view the itinerary here.
Registration form is available here
For further information please contact Laurellen Symonds: laurellen.symonds@reddamhouse.com.au
Upcoming Opportunities/Careers News
ATTENTION YEAR 10 PARENTS AND STUDENTS
Work experience will run from Wednesday 27/11/24 to Monday 2/12/24 this year. More information will be forthcoming.
The HSC and Careers Expo 2024 is back in 2024, celebrating 16 years! With over 10,000 attendees expected, the Expo will be held over three days – Thursday 30 May, Friday 31 May and Saturday 1 June, 9am-3pm at The Winx Stand, Royal Randwick Racecourse. This year, the Expo will host over 100 exhibitors and include seminars on a wide variety of topics, covering:
• HSC English and Maths
• Course, career, study, employment and training advice
• Subject selection advice for year 10 students by UAC
• ATAR advice for years 11 and 12 students by UAC
• How your results are calculated information from NESA Students need to book online and entry is $15.
If you are interested in applying to Oxford or Cambridge University post the HSC you may be interested in this:
We wanted to send a quick update for students looking to embark on our Minds Underground 2024 Essay Competitions and / or Summer Schools to stretch students ahead of applications to a wide array of degree courses e.g. Law, Medicine, Architecture, Engineering:
Minds Underground Essay Competitions
We are really excited to see continued interest from students internationally and have already had a great number of entries across the 16 subject categories!
For those still looking to submit, the deadline is approaching on Wednesday 3rd April – the competitions are free to enter
· Essay guidelines are available on each specific competition page in the link above, with prizes awarded for each category
2024 University Application / Oxbridge Prep Summer Schools
We have an early bird discount running on our Summer Schools until April 1st! Students are also more than welcome to use the school discount code SUMMER10.
· The courses should be particularly valuable for any students aspiring to UK Russell Group Universities, Oxbridge, Ivy League, and Medical Schools.
· We cap class sizes at 15 pupils to encourage debate and discussion, and classes will be tailored to the students joining and their specific course / university of application.
We have been working closely with our Summer School hosts to design each subject specific series of 8, 1.5 hour masterclasses, and have re-vamped our website to showcase sought-after skills that are developed for each subject e.g. critical analysis, problem solving, and example “hot-topics” covered to push students beyond the syllabus. The full course outlines are available when you click on each subject image.
Attention all girls in Years 7-12!
Join us for our upcoming ‘Girls Who Build’ career information sessions, where you'll gain valuable insights into the diverse opportunities available in the construction industry.
During these sessions, you'll have the chance to hear directly from the Women of ADCO and learn about a wide range of roles, including:
Carpentry apprenticeships and site supervisor roles
Design Managers and Design Coordinators
Project Engineers and Site Engineers
Graduates, Cadets, and Interns
Estimators and Contracts Administrators
There's a place for you in construction! Don't miss this opportunity to explore different career paths and discover where your passion lies. If you have never heard of the jobs above, you have even more of a reason to attend.
Apprentice carpenters & site supervisors https://forms.office.com/r/YQ4KZikWw8
Design Managers & Design Coordinators https://forms.office.com/r/A3mcgQexkU
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Graduates, Cadets & Interns https://forms.office.com/r/jgJ5jDR0nu
Estimators & Contracts Administrators https://forms.office.com/r/pvF42R07eJ
University Clinical Aptitude Test | UCAT
UCAT & PATHWAYS INTO MEDICINE / DENTISTRY WEBINAR
• Students, teachers, and parents are invited to attend. FREE Admission
FUTURE DOCTORS AUSTRALIA
• 4-day attendance program in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane
• Age: 14 - 18 years old students
The "Future Doctors Australia" program. This engaging and high-impact 4-day program WILL provide young people with a unique opportunity to gain medical work experience in a safe and structured environment. Participants will be able to spend time with current junior and senior medical students. They will also have the rare opportunity to spend time with more senior clinicians and various medical specialists. You will get to learn about clinical's specialist's relevant fields of work, ask them questions, and learn some hands-on skills from them. Spots are strictly limited Tell me more...
ACADEMIC INSIGHTS PROGRAM (11-day residential program in Sydney)
Medicine, Psychology, Veterinary Studies, Creative Writing, Engineering, Business Management
• Age: 13 - 18 years old students
• Spots are strictly limited
This immersive Academic Insights 11-day summer program provides ambitious high school students with an unrivaled experience studying undergraduate-level subjects at the University of Sydney. Enrolments are open to students Australia-wide (13-18 years of age). Spots are strictly limited. Tell me more...
ATTENTION YEAR 12 wishing to apply to Medicine:
DON'T MISS THE CASPER TEST PREPARATION WEBINAR
9 June or 27 July 2024
NIE will be conducting an interactive and informative training webinar designed to provide students with the guidance and support they need to feel well-prepared for the Casper Test.
ENROL to Secure Your Spot!
What else is on at NIE?
10 - 11 August 2024: 2-day Intensive Medical Interview Training Workshop
16 June 2024: Advanced Skills Verbval Reasoning Webinar
23 June 2024: Intensive UCAT Preparation Workshop
Medicine, Healthcare and Other Subjects Work Experience Opportunities
* Future Doctors Australia Program (Limited spots)
* Academic Insights Program (Limited spots)
University Admissions Centre | Careers News
UAC Digital
Over the coming months we will release dates for our live webinars. In the meantime, our presentations on the ATAR, subject selection and applying to uni are available on our UAC Digital YouTube channel.
Year 10 presentation: The ATAR and subject selection
Year 12 presentation: The ATAR and applying through UAC
Key Dates
16 Sep 2024 11.59pm
SRS applications close
30 Sep 2024 11.59pm
Early bird application deadline
1 Nov 2024 11.59pm
Deadline to change preferences for SRS offers
8 Nov 2024 7.30am
First SRS offers released
18 Dec 2024 9.00am
ATAR released
18 Dec 2024 11.59pm
Deadline to change preferences for December Round 2 offers
23 Dec 2024 7.30am
December Round 2 offers released
Although many students apply directly to institutions for early offers, please remind them that not all institutions make early offers and not every course is available through these schemes. They should always aim for their dream course, even if it is not part of an early offer scheme.
A few things to note:
• International students will be able to apply from 17 April. They need to select 'International application' from the 'Apply or log in' drop-down on the UAC website.
• All IB students can now complete a UAC application as we have received their student data from the IBO.
• All interstate students should wait until 1 August to apply as UAC won't receive their student data until later in the year. I'll let you know if this changes.
Course preferences
While applications are open, please remind your students that not all courses are available to select within their application. However, they can still submit an application with at least one preference and then come back later to list additional courses when they become available.
Universities have until 1 August to have all 2025 courses available for selection in the application.
Starting an application: essential info
This year, students need the following details to start their UAC application:
Personal email address: For security reasons, when students start their application they will need to register with a personal email address and a password. They'll then be sent an email to validate their
details. Once they've done that, they will use their email address and password to log in to their application.
Year 12 student number and UAC PIN: NSW and ACT students – We emailed UAC PINs to NSW and ACT students on 3 April using the email addresses NESA and ACT BSSS have on file. If any students didn't receive this email, please ask them to call UAC. Also remind them to register a personal email address in their NESA Students Online account.
Interstate and IB students: These students also need to enter their Year 12 student number and UAC PIN. Their UAC PIN is their date of birth: DDMM.
Students need to enter their Year 12 student number and UAC PIN early in the application. These details identify them as a 2024 Year 12 student, which means they'll be able to apply for an early offer through the Schools Recommendation Scheme.
Unique Student Identifier (USI): At the request of institutions, this is now a mandatory field for domestic applicants who are Australian citizens. Students can quickly and easily create their USI or check if they already have one
Please scroll through and expand the University cards or website cards of choice to review content.
Univeristy of New South Wales | UNSW
Key Dates
Upcoming events for your students
Explore our new Events page to view our upcoming events, now compiled in one spot for you, your students and their parents. Registrations are now open for our Year 10 Info Evenings and Faculty Info Evenings:
• Arts, Design & Architecture: 22 May
• Science: 29 May
• Business: 5 June
• Engineering: 12 June
• UNSW Canberra: 26 June
Register here
Portfolio Entry Workshops
July | Online & On Campus
Parent's Information Evening
1 August | OnlineOpen Day
7 September | On Campus
Info Week
December
Pre-order your guides
We will be doing a mail-out this year in July. Please note that we are only able to send out full boxes of guides. Deadlines are below:
• July mail-out: Monday, 1 July
Unfortunately, we are not able to send out the smaller Quick Guides this year, which have a focus on Year 10 & 11. Please feel free to email me if this is something you'd be interested in for 2025.
Pre-order now
Data to Discovery: Data Science for Science Teachers
Science teachers are invited to join the SciX@UNSW team on Thursday, 16 May to participate in our Data to Discovery course. This professional learning opportunity is NESA-accredited and will empower you to to support any student who may undertake data-driven research for their independent project.
Register now
UNSW Careers News for LAT
Standard registration close: Friday, 9 August
Late registration close: Friday, 6 September (additional charges apply)
Test Day:
Monday, 30 September
UNSW Co Op Scholarship Program News
Applications for the UNSW Co Op Scholarship Program are now open.
You can find out more about this and access the application:
Your dedicated space, the Career Advisers page has tools and resources, and of course, FAQs for more nitty gritty.
Check out the new Co-op website
University of Sydney | USYD
Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Environmental Engineering)
The University of Sydney is offering a new Bachelor of Engineering Honours (Environmental Engineering).
Environmental engineers find solutions for protecting the environment. It is a critical discipline that integrates engineering, science, and environmental management. They evaluate project effects on air, water, soil, and noise, aiming to preserve the environment. They assess impacts, devise management systems, develop technologies to monitor and reduce pollution and mitigate the impact of climate change.
Find out more about our new degree.
ADMISSION TIMELINE FOR ST PAUL’S COLLEGE 2025 UNDERGRADUATE RESIDENCY
Applications Open – 4th March 2024
We encourage candidates to submit their application well before the closing date.
Applications Close – 9th September 2024
First Round Offers for Entry in 2025 – week beginning 23rd September 2024
(Unsuccessful and Priority Shortlist candidates notified)
Deadline for Acceptance of First Round Offer – 7th October 2024
Second Round Offers made from Priority Waitlist – 21st October 2024
Deadline for Acceptance of Second Round Offer – 6th November 2024
Please note these dates are subject to change.
There is a new reference template (attached), and we ask for one reference only -
Applicants are asked to provide a confidential reference to support their application from a senior academic member of staff e.g. Year Advisor, Director of Studies (or similar) or Year 12 teacher.
This information is also on our website and the application portal.
University of Technology Sydney | UTS
UTS Health Discovery Day 3/7/24
UTS Business & Law Discovery Day 19/9/24
UTS Creative Industries Discovery Day 6/11/24
For information on registering for one of these days check the later editions of the Newsletter.
UTS Elite Athlete and Performers Program:
UTS Sport has supported Olympians, World and National Champions, and National and State level representatives, through their academic and sporting careers. University of Technology Sydney is endorsed by the AIS Elite Athlete Education Network as an Elite Athlete friendly university. Aligned with the principles developed by the Australian Institute of Sport, UTS Sport recognises and continues to support the development of elite student-athletes in their high-performance sport and tertiary education through benefits and services such as the following:
• UTS Elite Athlete and Performer Special Admission Scheme (5 adjustment factors to any degree at University of Technology Sydney)
• UTS Elite Athlete Program (financial and academic assistance, strength and conditioning services, and high-performance sport facilities)
• High Performance Clubs (additional financial assistance and specialised training sessions for athletes competing for UTS High Performance Clubs)
UTS Business in demand
Through ensuring robust foundations in business concepts, flexibility in course customisation and exposure to real-world scenarios, discover why UTS’s Bachelor of Business has been NSW’s most popular business degree for the last 7 years.
Read more
UTS Business Society
University isn’t just about what happens in the classroom. The UTS Business Society is a student-run society that aims to enhance the university experience for Business students through facilitating opportunities for further learning, career progression and networking.
Find out more
Business at UTS College
Did you know a UTS College Diploma of Business can get students guaranteed entry, with 48 credit points, into second year of a UTS business or economics degree? It can also get them into a UTS degree in management or law!
Find out how
Bachelor of Management New Majors
Strategic Innovation and Entrepreneurship
This major is designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary to thrive as innovators and entrepreneurs in today’s complex and dynamic business environment. The curation of key innovation concepts and theories allows for an immersive education experience which encourages adaptability, cultivates problem-solving skills and prepares students for a range of careers in various industries.
Sustainability and Social Impact
Suitable for students who are passionate about social entrepreneurship, sustainable development, and creating positive social and environmental impact, this major prepares students to lead change and make a positive difference in their communities and tackle broader societal challenges.
Health Discovery Day: 3 July
Tailored for students interested in Nursing or Public Health. The day features interactive workshops and tours, led by UTS academics and research students.
Business and Law Discovery Day: 19 September
Ideal for students considering degrees in Law, Business, Management, or Accounting. Experience simulated classes and gain insights into student life and academic opportunities at UTS.
Creative Industries Discovery Day: 6 November
Discover careers in Product Design, Architecture, Fashion, Visual Communication, and more. This day includes workshops and tours that showcase our vibrant creative community.
What are the event timings?
Each Discovery Day runs from 10am to 2pm.
Where do we meet?
The meeting point is at the UTS Tower Building 1, Level 4 Foyer (15 Broadway, Ultimo) at 10am. Schools are required to organise their own way to the meeting point.
Can students attend by themselves?
No, students must be accompanied by a staff member. We encourage subject teachers or careers advisers to identify and accompany interested students.
Is lunch provided?
Lunch is not provided. Participants are welcome to bring their own or explore the various dining options around campus, including the UTS Food Court and Central Park Mall during their 45 minute lunch break.
Is there a cost to participate?
The event is free of charge, offering an accessible opportunity for all students.
This month's spotlighted faculty is the UTS Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, which offers degrees in education, communication, media, humanities and more!If your students would like to learn more about this faculty, we will be running campus tours on the 27th June that will explore our arts and social sciences facilities such as our music and sound design studios, animation labs and education classrooms. Any interested students are able to register here for the tours.
Primary teacher qualification
UTS proudly announces the Bachelor of Education Futures Master of Teaching in Primary Education. This vertical stack degree prepares students for teaching in NSW primary schools within 4 years. Specialisations include English, Maths, Science and Technology, Creative Arts, or Languages.
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Beyond Psychology
Introducing our Bachelor of Psychology Bachelor of Criminology program. Designed for aspiring criminal psychologists, this interdisciplinary degree delves into psychological theory, with topics covering mental health, psychological wellbeing, and factors behind criminal behaviour.
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Journalism abroad
Journalism students have the opportunity to participate in the UTS Foreign Correspondent Study Tour (FCST). In partnership with SBS News and SBS Online, it offers a 2-week study experience in various locations worldwide, allowing students to gain international journalism exposure by filing news stories on the ground.
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Internationalise any degree
The International Studies program is a combined degree option that provides students with opportunities to enhance their learning on an international scale. From mastering a second language to engaging in study or internships abroad, students have enjoyed experiences lasting anywhere from two weeks to a year.
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Macquarie University
MACQUARIE LEADERS AND ACHIEVERS
Opens in Term 2
HSC STUDY LAB
HSC Study Lab is an online learning and teaching resource for year 11 and year 12 students and teachers. These courses are based on the aims and objectives of the NSW syllabus and are available online 24/7.
Year 12 Guide to Uni
Tuesday, 4 June
6-7pm
OPEN DAY
Saturday, 12 August
Keep a lookout for more updates and information to come.
Early Entry Info Session
Wednesday, 11 September
6-7pm
Transitioning from School to Uni
All sessions are recorded for easy access and reference for anyone who has registered.
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Australian National University | ANU
Applications open
13th May 2024
Applications close
20th May 2024
Deadline to provide all supporting documents
2nd September 2024
Early offers released
2nd October 2024
Early offer acceptance deadline (September offers)*
1st November 2024
Change of preference reopens for all programs except for Bachelor of Health Science
1st December 2024
Deadline to add Bachelor of Visual Arts or Bachelor of Design as a preference**
1st December 2024
Deadline to add Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours) - Science and Bachelor of Philosophy (Honours)Humanities and Social Sciences as a preference
15th December 2024
Change of preference closes for the rest of the programs (December round)*
19th December 2024
Offers released (December round, based on the better of your Year 11 and Year 12 results)*
8th January 2025
Offers released (January round, based on the better of your Year 11 and Year 12 results)*
30th January 2025
Final deadline to accept offers -December and January round (Academic + Scholarship) offers*
10th February 2025
ANU Orientation Week
17th February 2025
Classes commence
University of Melbourne | UniMelb
Applications open for the Hansen Scholarship Program, 2025 entry
The Hansen Scholarship Program aspires to nurture and significantly expand the horizons of Australian students who may otherwise struggle to access a high-quality university education through fully funded accommodation at Little Hall, tailored mentoring and extracurricular activities, and focused financial support.
Current Year 12 students across Australia who plan to begin their undergraduate degree at UniMelb in Semester 1, 2025 are encouraged to review the eligibility and selection criteria and start on their application. Those who apply before 3 March 2024 will have the opportunity to receive feedback on their application and resubmit by the closing date of 3 April 2024.
December and January offer round 1 outcomes
We're thrilled to share that we've offered 2,328 domestic undergraduate students a Commonwealth Supported Place (CSP) in the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) January offer round 1. We also offered 5,953 places in the December offer round, an increase of 956 offers on the same time last year. The December offer round includes 1,103 offers to our inaugural Narrm Scholarship candidates, while 42 per cent of our overall domestic December round offers went to applicants eligible for Access Melbourne, our Special Entry Access Scheme.
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In December, we awarded Victoria’s highest-achieving VCE students with a Melbourne Chancellor’s Scholarship to study with us in 2024.
The Melbourne Chancellor’s Scholarship is one of our most prestigious awards for school leavers, offering a generous fee exemption, as well as a guaranteed CSP in their preferred graduate program, including the Doctor of Medicine and Juris Doctor (Law).
The Scholarship is offered to school-leaver applicants who have satisfied prerequisites (and any extra requirements) and achieved an ATAR or equivalent of 99.9 or above, with concessions for Bachelor of Music applicants and Indigenous students.
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Applications opening for the Hansen Scholarship Program
Current Year 12 students who have a demonstrated outstanding academic success, a resilience to adversity and a commitment to helping others within their community are encouraged to apply from 5 February 2024. Applications close 3 April.
The Hansen Scholarship Program is worth $108,000. Key benefits include a tailored academic and mentorship program and free accommodation at Little Hall residence for the duration of their three-year undergraduate degree.
Students, parents and careers practitioners who would like to learn more about the scholarship, hear from our current Hansen Scholars and get some tips on submitting a competitive application are invited to join us at an online information evening on Wednesday 21 February. Visit our website for full details on eligibility and benefits of this exciting scholarship program.
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Save the date: Residential Colleges Open House
Future students and their families will be invited to tour our residential colleges on Saturday 11 May 2024. Event details and a formal invitation to register will be sent in the coming weeks.
2024 events for future students
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Young Scholars Class of 2025 welcome event
On Saturday 20 January, we welcomed over 400 new students into the Kwong Lee Dow Young Scholars Program. Students and their families heard from Professor Kwong Lee Dow, participated in a study skills workshop and met their new Class of 2025 cohort.
UniMelb future student events
Focus on Melbourne event series
Join us for a series of information evenings throughout May-June for prospective Y12 students and their families:
• Chat with our academic and professional staff at our Parkville and Southbank campuses
• Explore in depth 12 key study areas, including courses, majors, enrichment opportunities and career pathways
• Hear from panels of current students and alumni who'll share their unique Melbourne experiences.
Bookings open now. Visit our website for full event details.
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Melbourne in regional Victoria and interstate
Our Future Students team are visiting select cities and towns in regional Victoria and interstate throughout July and August to meet with prospective undergraduate students to discuss their study options and the exciting campus life that awaits them at Melbourne.
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Open House at the residential colleges
Prospective students and their families are welcome to tour our University’s residential colleges for the annual Open House event on Saturday 11 May 2024. Meet staff, current residents and learn more about the generous scholarship opportunities.
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Outreach programs for Y10-12
STEAM Careers Online Forum
You're invited to this free Science Gallery forum focusing on transdisciplinary careers related to biotech. Students will hear from inspiring speakers and their unique career journeys. Register for you and your students to stream live on Monday 13 May 2024 at 1.30-2.30pm AEST.
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Invitation to the Endeavour Exhibition
You're invited to our flagship showcase for our engineering and IT students, spotlighting cutting-edge design and research projects crafted by our final year masters students in collaboration with industry, government, and the community. Wed 22 May, Melbourne Connect.
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University of Queensland
More information coming soon
Monash University
5 Inspiring Resources to Make 2024 Your Best Career Year Yet!
As you juggle the practicalities of getting good grades or doing well at work, you may wonder the motivation behind it all and ask yourself, what am I passionate about?
To support you to find your passion and shape it into a career, NAB have compiled some inspiring resources to help kick start your self discovery.No matter your learning style, we've got something for you!
These resources include:
• Podcasts
• Interviews
• Blogs
Ready to embark on your journey of self-discovery and career growth?Head over to our blog now to explore these inspiring resources and take the first step towards a brighter future!
Click here to find out more!
Discover Monash events
Explore a variety of events for your students – from general info sessions to course sessions and campus tours.
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Year
10 Discovery Day
Students and parents can attend tailored sessions to learn about successful study techniques, family support, and what's required for a bright academic future.
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School Visit Week 2024
We're be offering school visit opportunities at our Caulfield and Clayton campuses in 2024. Secure your place now!
Book now
School holidays tours
We invite your students and their families to visit our campuses and join a tour with one of our students during the school holidays!
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Science Precinct ToursIf your senior students would like to see the Monash Science precinct, this is a great chance to tour our brilliant science facilities and student spaces, ask questions, and meet current science students.
When: July School Holidays
Register here
Science Tours for interstate and regional students
We are also offering extra Tour times and dates to interstate, regional and international students who may be visiting Melbourne during their school holidays and are keen to take a look around our Monash Science precinct.
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Book a 1:1 Appointment
We are offering 1:1 appointments with Monash staff and current students who can help with pathways and course advice, as well as step your students
Monash Scholars Applications
> 16 April – 6 May
Career Practitioners seminar
> 20 June
Monash Scholars program
Applications for the 2024 Monash Scholars program for Year 10 students will open on 16 April and close on 6 May.
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Information Evenings
We're coming to Peninsula, Warrnambool, and Mildura to talk to secondary students about any questions they might have.
Registrations open
Australian Catholic University | ACU
Key dates
Various dates – Discover ACU
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Various dates – Guided visits Register>>
Webinars
Various dates – Study at ACU
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Various dates – Talk with Industry Register>>
18 June – Advisory Conference Webinar: Courses update – what’s new and what’s changed Register>>
24 July – Advisory Conference Webinar: ACU entry and pathways (including ACU Guarantee)
Register>>
Bond University
Discover why the Gold Coast is Australia’s favourite classroom. From our personalised attention to our exceptional graduate outcomes, Virtual Open Day is the place to uncover everything Bond University has to offer.
Register now to gain early access to exclusive content about all the possibilities at Bond and unlock the livestream on April 13.
REGISTER NOW
Univeristy of Western Sydney | UWS
School of Education - Bachelor of Education (Secondary)
Western's School of Education is offering a new undergraduate course, Bachelor of Education (Secondary), commencing in Spring semester.
This program builds secondary teaching knowledge with applied classroom practice for 80 days over the four-year program. Students can study two secondary education majors in a range of areas. Visit the webpage to discover more.
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The Yarning Circle - Edition #16
Don’t miss out on reading the Office of Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Indigenous Leadership’s Autumn 2024 edition of The Yarning Circle.
This edition explores the success and excellence of Western Sydney University's Indigenous students, staff, researchers, alumni and elders.
Find out more by following the link:
Autumn 2024 Edition #16
Open Day 2024 - Sunday 30 June
Open Day will be held on Sunday, 30 June 2024 at our Parramatta South Campus and is a great opportunity to discover all that Western has to offer. Explore course options, meet academics and find out about our pathway options.
We can't wait to see you at Open Day 2024!
Register now
2025 Undergraduate Guide - Now available
You can download the digital course guide here or email futurestudents@westernsydney.edu.au to request printed copies.
Course Guide
HSC True Reward Early Offer Program - Apply now
Our HSC True Reward early offer program is now open for applications to study in 2025. HSC True Reward provides offers 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 2025.
Apply Now
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pathway Entry Program
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pathway Entry Program is an alternative University Entry Program for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Applicants can gain entry to Western Sydney University by completing our entry assessment and be supported throughout their education journey.
Registrations are currently open for assessment days in:
- June (mid-year entry)
- August (early offer for 2025 entry)
- November (2025 entry)
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University of New England | UNE
Apply now to study online with a university that helps you respond to a rapidly changing world.
Change is a certainty. Just like COVID-19, unforeseeable events will change the way we live and work. Partner with a university that has a history of helping adults become future fit and respond to change.
We’ve been helping adults like you study from home, while they juggle work and life, for more than 70 years - that’s longer than any other university in Australia. In that time we’ve helped more than 100,000 adults achieve university qualifications from home so that they can respond to emerging technologies, changes at work, and new possibilities.
Choose from more than 140 courses, all of which are available online. All undergraduate courses for eligible domestic students have government subsidised fee support available, and we offer more than 60 postgraduate courses where eligible domestic students can save up to 84%.*
Trimester 1 starts Monday 26 February 2024.
Choose from 140+ courses now
Pathways Enabling CourseBecome university ready with UNE’s free Pathways Enabling Course - it's flexible and delivered entirely online. It's the only fee-free university entry course in Australia that also gives you two free units of credit, saving you up to $4,080.**
The Pathways Enabling Course will give you the skills and strategies for admission to over 25 undergraduate degrees, which you can then use to create a pathway to pursue your goals, wherever you want to go next.
Apply Online
If you have questions about a course or need assistance with applying online, feel free to contact us directly via the links below.
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SheCommerce apps open now
We’re looking for 125 female identifying Y9 students to join the 2024 cohort. This is an immersive and academic enrichment program for students to network and engage with current students, alumni and academics who are making a difference in industry and through their research.
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Open House at the residental colleges
Future students and their families are recommended to save the date for Saturday 11 May 2024, with more event information and registration details to be published in an upcoming edition of Careers Update.
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Festivals and Mega Days
Throughout the year, the Melbourne Conservatorium of Music will be hosting exciting activities designed for your students! It is a great opportunity for students to participate in masterclasses, rehearsals, and performances.
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Re-introducing the Melbourne School Enrichment Program
We're thrilled to announce the rebranding of our Melbourne Connect program to the Melbourne School Enrichment Program from 2024!
As a partner program offered to select schools in metropolitan and regional Victoria, our aim is to empower students with valuable insights and support as they transition from high school to university life.
An invitation will be incoming to eligible school inboxes for our program launch, along with a link to the comprehensive brochure detailing all the enrichment offerings. Don't forget to explore our revamped website for updated information as it becomes available.
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Admission update
Welcome to the Class of 2024 Extension Program students
We are excited to welcome 222 Year 12 students who have received offers for the 2024 University of Melbourne Extension Program, across 16 subject areas. Mathematics was the most popular subject, which is taught across seven School Centres and the Centre for Higher Education Studies (CHES).
The Extension Program is for high-achieving students looking to further their academic potential. It's free to join and through the program students are able to study university subjects alongside their final year of high school.
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Univeristy of Canberra | UC
Upcoming Course Webinars
UC is running a series of course-specific webinars throughout June that careers advisors, teachers and students are invited to join:
Education
Secondary Education – Undergraduate and Postgraduate Courses
Monday 10 June, 6pm – Register here
Primary Education – Undergraduate and Postgraduate Courses
Wednesday 12 June, 6pm – Register here
Bachelor of Early Childhood Education (Birth to Five)
Friday 14 June, 6pm – Register here
Health
Master of Public Health & Master of Public Health (Extended)
Monday 10 June, 7pm – Register here
Bachelor of Human Nutrition
Tuesday 11 June, 6pm – Register here
Bachelor of Sport and Exercise Science
Wednesday 12 June, 6pm – Register here
Curtin Univeristy
Curtin University (Medicine) - Casper Test Requirement
If any of your students will be applying to Curtin University (Medicine) this year, apart from the UCAT, applicants will also need to register and complete the Casper Test, which is conducted by Acuity Insights.
• Applicants will be ranked for the interview offer on the basis of their Casper score, UCAT score and ATAR.
• All applicants (other than Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders) must complete the Casper Test.
• School leavers and Curtin Course Switchers must sit the Undergraduate Casper Test. Non-school Leavers (Graduates) will have to sit the Postgraduate Casper Test.
• Casper scores are valid only for the next available admissions year. Applicants should only complete the test in the year immediately preceding their planned year of admission. Applicants re-applying for the Medical Entry in a subsequent year must re-sit the Casper Test.
• The Casper Test is held nationally and is sat online from home.
• Applicants are responsible for making their own arrangements to register for the Casper Test. Please refer to the Acuity Insights website to register for the test.
Available Casper Test dates are:
• 26 May 2024
• 23 June 2024
• 8 August 2024
All admission information for domestic and international students including details about the requirement to sit the Casper Test can be found via the Curtin University School of Medicine webpage.
Charles Sturt University | CSU
Charles Sturt University offers the Joint Program in Medicine in partnership with Sydney University. The two-year program runs on our Orange campus in regional New South Wales and is followed by three years of regional placements.
Those who wish to attend can book here. Charles Sturt Advantage (CSA) early entry program 2024/25 Following the release of the Universities Accord: Early Entry Findings we are now able to provide an update on the Charles Sturt Advantage (CSA) early entry program details for 2024/25.
This year the CSA program details will be as follows:
• Applications will open on the 1 May and remain open until the 31 August.
• There will be one offer round and offers will be sent in late September.
• There will be two types of offers released - students will either receive a firm offer or a conditional offer.
• A firm offer means a student must complete year 12 without the ATAR requirement. This will be the vast majority of the offers students receive.
• A conditional offer means you must meet the minimum ATAR requirements before receiving a confirmed place in the selected course. Offers will have the conditions clearly outline in the offer email.
• Application requirements remain unchanged, the program will consider the students year 11 results and answers to three x 150-word questions, with examples included in their responses demonstrating their soft skills.
To register interest in the program and to receive updates about CSA, please visit the CSA webpage and click on ‘Register your interest’ to complete the form. -Making it in media! workshops Are your students passionate about media, communication, journalism or news? Well, in 2024 we’ll be hosting two free interactive ‘Making it in Media’ workshops – and you, your students in Year’s 9–12 and their parents are all invited to attend!
Check out this video with content from our 2023 workshop!
What you need to know:
• We’re hosting two workshops on our Bathurst campus.Years 11 and 12 – Friday 21 June 2024 Years 9 and 10 – Friday 15 November 2024
• The full-day simulated media workshops will be hosted inside our cutting-edge TV studio and creative hub – which has just received a $4.6 million upgrade.
• Your students will get first-hand experience working in the world of news, journalism, media, advertising, PR, and content creation, alongside students from other schools.
• The events will be free and completely catered.
Register your interest or ask a question by emailing us at FoAE-marketing@csu.edu.au
CSA, or Charles Sturt Advantage, is our early offers program where your students could get a guaranteed spot in their chosen course before they sit the final exams. Last year we made almost 5,000 early offers! Applications will be closing on 31st August and we will have one offer round and offers will be sent in late September.
More information on CSA can be found on our web page here, including a full list of FAQs.
If you would like to hear more about CSA, we are running a CSA information session in two weeks on Wednesday 15th May at 6:30pm.
Anyone can register for this online sessions (students, parents or caregivers or teachers) - book your spot here.
EducationUSA Australia Newsletter
Issue #1 April 2024
WHO IS EDUCATIONUSA?
EducationUSA Australia is part of the U.S. Department of State’s network of over 430 international student advising centers in more than 175 countries and territories, promoting U.S. higher education to students around the world by offering accurate, comprehensive, and current information about opportunities to study at accredited postsecondary institutions in the United States.
We are your official source on U.S. higher education and provide free services to students, parents, and school staff across Australia. Our offices are in the U.S. Consulates in Melbourne and Sydney.
WELCOME TO ISSUE #1
We are launching this newsletter series to keep you updated with programming. We aim to provide information and updates that will allow you to support students and their families in their aspirations to attend a U.S. college after high school.
ITEMS INCLUDED IN THIS ISSUE
• Who is EducationUSA Australia
• Sign up to our mailing list
• EducationUSA Australia updates
• Virtual office hours - every fortnight 11am - 1pm AEST
• Zoom Meeting Series - May 2 6:45pm - 8:15pm AEST General Info Session
• Ambassador Kennedy Short Video Message
• Common App Announcement - Prompts are remaining the same for 2024-25
• Standardized testing information and updates
• EducationUSA Australia resources: YouTube channel and Podcast series: Graduate in the USA
Southern Cross University | SCU
Here's what Early Offer provides:
Reduced Stress
Removes exam pressure and allows students to focus on finishing strong.
Streamlined Transition
Provides a clear pathway to university based on strong academic performance and your recommendation.
Increased Confidence
Students can celebrate their achievement and plan for university life earlier.
Benefits for Your School:
• Showcase your commitment to student success beyond high school.
• Reduce application anxiety among your Year 12 cohort.
• Partner with a recognised university offering a diverse range of programs.
• Additional application support, we offer dedicated resources to assist you in guiding students through the Early Offer process.
Visit our Early Offer page
NYU
Career Edge: Attending an NYU High School Program
Learn more about NYU SPS’s precollegiate summer program Career Edge, including the large variety of classes and extracurricular opportunities open to high school students. Applications are now open!
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Cornell University
Do you know students who might benefit from college-level summer study at Cornell? If so, please tell them about the Cornell University Precollege Studies Program, which offers rigorous online courses taught by top Cornell faculty.
As one of the nation's longest running and most highly regarded precollege academic programs, it gives motivated students the chance to
• Get a head start on their college journey while earning 3 to 12 credits
• Build college study skills during engaging Ivy League classes
• Prep for college applications with one-on-one admissions counseling
• Enhance their college applications with an impressive Cornell transcript
• Have fun connecting with diverse students from around the world
Students choose from dozens of three- and six-week online undergraduate Cornell courses in Arts and Architecture, Business and Hotel Management, Health and Humanities, International Relations, Psychology, Science and Technology, Sustainability, Veterinary Medicine, and more! More courses will be added in the coming months.
Courses are offered between June 3 and August 6, 2024. Limited financial aid is available.
The application is open now! We encourage students to apply as soon as possible because most of our courses fill before the deadline.
Thank You