St Paul's Anglican Grammar School has launched a refreshed and future-focused careers program to support year 10 students in their preparation for VCE subject selection and life beyond school.
The program commenced with Morrisby Testing, a personalised, data-driven tool that helps students identify their strengths and career interests.
Students and their families then met with St Paul's head of careers, Sarah Luck, for one-on-one interviews to assist in interpreting and understanding their individual Morrisby assessment.
To build on this foundation, students participated in three dynamic full-day sessions as part of the careers program.
The first day saw students attend a joint-campus series of inspiring workshops on career exploration, resilience and personal development, delivered by both educators and external speakers at the Italian Australian Club in Morwell.
The students delved deeper into VCE subject offerings at their respective campuses with a day featuring presentations from faculty leaders alongside a dynamic workshop by careers expert Tyson Day from Arrive and Thrive.
The final day will be held at Gumbuya World in August. Students will attend a "Discover a World of Careers" seminar and explore real-life roles within the theme park industry and hearing directly from professionals about their career journeys.
St Paul's will host a VCE information evening on Tuesday July 29 at 150 Bowen Street, Warragul.