Our St Stephen’s Global Year 12 Cambodia Service Tour departs on 6 January for a two week experience working with Raw Impact in their aid and development program in Cambodian villages.
18 students have worked very hard fund-raising and learning about Cambodian culture. The group have been superbly prepared by Mrs. Libbis, Ms. Shanks and Mr. Taylor who will accompany them on tour.
We pray for an amazing life-changing experience and for safety for all.
Dr Mark Fielding
Director of Global Programs
Many of our graduates will work in retail and we always like to point our students towards career entry points. While the information below is specific to a particular retail chain, the value in bringing it to the attention of students and their families is in increasing awareness of the range of careers and starting opportunities in large corporations.
Join the team and have the opportunity to work on meaningful projects, both large and small, in our stores, distribution centres and store support centre.
Congratulations to our Global Programs Team on winning the 2017 NGS Super Scholarship Award two years in a row. The scholarship is awarded to schools involved in exemplary and innovative programs that enhances student learning. Our partnership with Yiyili and Purnululu Indigenous Schools in the Kimberley was judged as an excellent example of this.
Well done!
“He is your praise and He is your God, who has done these great and awesome things for you which your eyes have seen.” – Deuteronomy 10:21
Matthew English is a Humanities & Social Science Teacher facilitating Vocational Business Certificates for Senior School students.
He recently spent some time at Waypoint Consulting.
He was able to witness some cutting-edge use of modern business applications within the cloud environment, the integration of various applications, applicant tracking and Customer Relationship Management systems.
The technology has changed a great deal in the time he has been away from the corporate world, but at its core, Recruitment, Human Resources, Training and Business Consultation is still about relationships first and foremost.
Its been a great experience for Matthew to learn about business in the modern world, which will be of great assistance when getting back to the classroom in term 4 and applying this new-found knowledge and experience to the Vocational students.
Every year, ANU offers twenty five students from across the country a Tuckwell Scholarship – Australia’s most transformational undergraduate scholarship.
The Tuckwell Scholarship Program allows students to take full advantage of their time at university, including the many academic, social, cultural, sporting and leadership opportunities that come with life on campus at ANU.
The application process for the 2019 intake opens for Year 12 students in March 2018, so we would encourage all Year 11 students to look into this opportunity now by heading to the Tuckwell Scholarship webpage and beginning to prepare.
Students can stay up to date with the latest Tuckwell news by:
If you would like more information about the Scholarship, explore the following pages:
Stephen Kernutt
Careers Advisor
Murdoch Mail: Volume 9 2017.
Featured in this volume is:
Stephen Kernutt
Careers Advisor
The PrimEights were down in the Primary School today mentoring the Year 6’s as the program ended.
Over the weeks the Year 6 students from Alethea, Carana and Timae met with Year 8 student mentors to talk about friends, school, and life in general.
Primary Deputy Head, Richard Deck, spoke to the mentors and thanked them. He also asked for feedback on how they felt the program went overall.
This incentive has been spearheaded by Richard Deck supported by Andrea Tinney.
‘The things you have learned and received and heard and seen in me, practice these things, and the God of peace will be with you.’ – Philippians 4:9
The Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) is a college dedicated to world-class education in engineering and to you as a learner. Like Australian universities we offer Australian accredited Bachelor of Science degrees across four streams of engineering. In this world of rapidly changing technology our qualifications are inspired and driven by industry to prepare you for an exciting career in engineering. We would love to hear from you.
Are you interested in studying engineering?
Our college is dedicated to education in engineering and technology. Like the universities, our Bachelor of Science degrees are accredited by the Australian government. Our qualifications are also recognised by a range of international authorising bodies such as the prestigious International Society of Automation in America.
We offer four BSc degrees: mechanical, electrical, industrial automation, and civil and structural engineering.
Our qualifications are all inspired by the real world of industry. We combine practical content and laboratories with a strong academic underpinning. Our lecturers and course designers are experienced engineers and academics to ensure our graduates are prepared for industry and a notable career in engineering.
We guarantee that our programs remain current in this world of rapidly changing technology.
Our learners have dedicated support because we are determined to give each student a valuable study experience and the greatest chance of success. Our small class sizes ensure personalised attention and assistance from our highly experienced academic and administrative staff.
Our campus is in beautiful East Perth, supported by a good network of public transport (including the free Cat buses) and is a short distance from the city centre.
If you are looking for an alternative to University, or you did not get the ATAR score you needed to get into your chosen engineering program, we can assist you.
Please contact the Engineering Institute of Technology (EIT) by emailing Edwina Ross at edwina.ross@eit.edu.au or by phoning us on 9321 1702.
You can also visit us at www.eit.edu.au
Applications for our February 2018 intake are closing soon!
Stephen Kernutt
Careers Advisor
The Year 9s visited two independent indigenous schools: Yiyili and Purnululu.
What an amazing experience they had!
The countdown is on until school holidays! The countdown is also on for our Year 9 Extension Mathematics students!
They have spent time over this term creating videos inspiring others as to why and how MATHS IS THE FUTURE. On Friday these videos become public and available for the country to vote on. Search for St Stephens and vote for your favourite.
Laura Manley
Head of Mathematics
Good luck to all the students!