Looking for more information about Universities?
Tomaree High careers website provides information about courses and early entry programs for every University in Australia and many other institutions.
Find information on that institution including: a link to their website, scholarships, early entry schemes, alternate entry schemes, application information, adjustment factors and course guides. Also, find links to the various University Admissions Centre Guides.
Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) website provides information about entry options including how to apply and assessment criteria.
University Course Selector based on ATAR – Log into JobJump and select ATAR>Course Search
Course Seeker - linking qualifications with institutions, their locations and ATAR requirements
View key dates for careers events as well as open days and enrolment criteria for universities, colleges and TAFE.
Employment
Job Outlook - provides information about Australian careers, labour market trends and employment projections
Port Stephens Position Vacant and Wanted
Australian Jobs Statistics and Employment trends
TAFE NSW
Traineeships and Apprenticeships
Government Funded Courses, Traineeship, Apprenticeships and Providers
General industry-based literacy and numeracy quizzes illustrating the levels required when undertaking Australian Apprenticeships qualifications
School Based Apprenticeships and Traineeships - start a trade whilst completing the HSC
Apprenticeships Employment Network Directory 2022
Private Colleges
Private Colleges offer many courses that are taught outside the traditional TAFE and University sectors; these course credentials are of an equivalent standard and funding to attend is often provided by the government in a manner similar to the traditional tertiary sector. A diverse range of course options are available and students should be encouraged to explore this sector.
List of leading Colleges that offer Degree, Diploma and Certificate Level Courses
Search for providers based on course studied
Gap Year Programs
Gap year programs are most beneficial to the development of the person, they can be undertaken as work, student exchanges or volunteering.
Universities often encourage students to undertake a gap program when completing their degrees. Opportunities to study overseas are part of most courses and to encourage students to participate scholarships, grants or government assisted funds are offered.
Helpful Transition and Careers Links
Assisting Parents
Parents are the most influential people in helping students develop a career pathway.
Here are some useful links that offer advice regarding career development.
Tomaree High School Careers Facebook
Contact
Careers Advisor Kyle McElwain
kyle.mcelwain@det.nsw.edu.au
Phone: 02 4981 1444