University Early Entry Guide 2020
Open Days & Info Sessions
ACU | Midyear Open Evenings
Monday 27 May | ACU Strathfield Campus
Monday 20 May | ACU North Sydney Campus
Discover our upcoming midyear open evening sessions. Come along and learn about course details, admission pathways and career opportunities – for both undergraduate and postgraduate study. More information about 2019's Midyear open evenings will be available soon.
JCU | Careers in Health Webinar
Monday 13 May | 4.00pm - 5.00pm | Online
Join Professor Richard Murray, Dean of JCU College of Medicine and Dentistry, for a webinar on the range of careers available in the healthcare sector. This webinar will cover Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery, Bachelor of Dental Surgery, Bachelor of Occupational Therapy, Bachelor of Speech Pathology, Bachelor of Physiotherapy, and more!
UTS Bachelor of Accounting Co-op Scholarship – Info Evening
Tuesday 14 May | 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm AEST
Come along to our Information Evening and meet current students, graduates, sponsors, and staff of this elite program.
Closing date for Round 1 applications: Friday 7 June 2019. See the UTS site for more information about the program and important dates.
CSU Open Day
Sunday 4 August | CSU Bathurst Campus
Sunday 11 August | CSU Wagga Wagga
Sunday 18 August | CSU Albury-Wodonga
Sunday 25 August | CSU Port Macquarie
Friday 30 August | CSU Dubbo
Friday 6 September | CSU Orange Campus
New in 2019! Discover everything we have to offer. Step inside our state-of-the-art facilities, meet our teaching staff and get a real taste of university life. Whether you're choosing your first degree or moving into postgraduate study, visit us at Open Day and see where CSU can take you. More information will be available soon.
Western Sydney University | Mid-Year Information Day
Saturday 18 May | 10.00am to 2.00pm | Parramatta Campus
Our Mid-Year Information Day is just around the corner. It's a great opportunity to speak one-on-one with our academics about your options and to get a feel for campus life.
Find out more and register your interest
UOW Information Evening
Monday 1 April | 6.00pm | Atura Hotel Albury
Tuesday 9 April | 6.00pm | UOW Wollongong Campus
Monday 6 May | 6.00pm | Wests Leagues Club, Leumeah
Wednesday 1 May | 6.00pm | Quest Hotel, Griffith
Tuesday 2 April | 6.00pm | International Hotel Wagga Wagga
Tuesday 2 April | 6.00pm | Tradies Gymea, Sutherland
Thursday 4 April | 6.00pm | UOW South Western Sydney Campus
Wednesday 1 May | 6.00pm | St George Leagues Club, Kogarah
Tuesday 14 May | 6.00pm | UOW Southern Highlands Campus
Wednesday 8 May | 6.00pm | Orange Ex-Services Club
Tuesday 7 May | 6.00pm | Dubbo RSL
Tuesday 21 May | 5.30pm | UOW Bega Campus
Wednesday 22 May | 5.30pm | UOW Batemans Bay Campus
Wednesday 22 May | 6.00pm | UOW Southern Sydney Campus
Wednesday 22 May | 6.00pm | UOW Shoalhaven Campus
This information evening is for students and parents who would like to know more about studying at UOW. You probably know what degree you're interested in, the ATAR you need - and we're more than happy to go through this with you - but we know that you'll need to know where you're going to live, how much it will cost, how will you make friends etc.
We know because we asked the exact same questions when we were in Year 10 & 12!
Discover Midwifery @ UTS
Wednesday 17 April | 5.30pm | UTS Sydney
Considering life as a registered midwife? Determine if midwifery is the right career for you as you pick the brains of an expert academic and tour our state-of-the-art clinical facilities with current students.
Discover Nursing @ UTS
Wednesday 17 July & Wednesday 13 November | 5.30pm | UTS Sydney
There's more to modern nursing than meets the eye. Whether you're in high school, TAFE, working as an AIN or EN or looking to embark on a change in career, this session is for you. Hear from nursing academics and current students before touring our world-class clinical laboratories and taking part in a hands-on workshop.
Discover Sport & Exercise @ UTS
Thursday 18 July | 1.00pm | Rugby Australia Building, Moore Park Precinct
Get a taste for what you can study in health at UTS at one of our Discover Health sessions. Find out more about our courses at an info session, then head on a tour of our world-class facilities.
UTS | IT & Engineering Undergraduate Information Evening
Thursday 13 June | 4.30pm - 8.00pm | UTS Sydney
Hear from UTS experts and current students about the exciting careers that lie ahead and the courses available at UTS Engineering and IT that can get you there!
UTS Open Day
Saturday 31 August | 9.00am - 4.00pm | UTS Sydney Campus
With over 200 talks, tours and activities on offer, UTS Open Day is your chance to explore your course and career options.
University of Sydney | Campus Tour
5 April | 3 May | 7 June | 5 July | 2 August | 6 September | 4 October | 1 November | 6 December
4.00pm - 5.00pm
University of Sydney
On the first Friday of every month, we run campus tours for prospective students and their friends and family. These tours run between 4 and 5pm, beginning under the Clocktower of the Quadrangle, and are led by our student ambassadors. They come from a range of faculties and backgrounds, and can answer your questions on selecting a course, living on campus, and any other aspect of university life.
UNSW Info Day
Thursday 19 December | 10.00am - 3.00pm | UNSW Kensington
Info Day is the perfect opportunity to get your last minute questions answered. Attend lectures, explore campus and chat to academics and current students in the Advisory Centre. Come and see what studying at UNSW is all about. We look forward to welcoming you on campus.
UNSW Experience A&D Annual Graduate Exhibition
Saturday 7 December | 2.00pm - 3.30pm | UNSW Paddington
Thinking about study and a career in art, design, media and culture? Join us at the UNSW Galleries to see the A&D Annual Graduate Exhibition. Meet our graduating students, and partake in lively discussion on the ideas, inspirations and processes they present in their work. Ask them what it was like to study at UNSW Art & Design and what’s next for them after graduating.
UNSW Open Day
Saturday 7 September | 9.00am - 4.00pm | UNSW Kensington
Get a taste of the future by exploring all the opportunities coming your way at UNSW Open Day.
UNSW Degrees and Scholarships Info Evening
Tuesday 11, Thursday 13 & Thursday 20 June | 6.00pm - 8.00pm | Leighton Hall, Kensington Campus
At UNSW Sydney, we know that choosing what to study at university can be a complex decision. That’s why we’re holding the UNSW Degree and Scholarships Information Evening. This is a chance for you and your parents to come along and learn about the exciting degrees, career options and scholarships available to you. Our knowledgeable staff, industry graduates and current students will provide insight into the experience of studying with us as well as share information about high school subject selection, the admissions process and applying for scholarships or the Co-op Program. You’ll also find out more about our degree structures, specialisations, dual degrees and global exchange network with opportunities at prestigious institutions across more than 35 countries.
We look forward to meeting you and your family. Find out more
UNSW Art & Design Degrees Info Evening
Tuesday 25 June | 6.00pm - 8.00pm | Paddington Campus
At UNSW Sydney, we know that choosing what to study at university can be a complex decision. That’s why we’re holding the UNSW Degree and Scholarships Information Evening. This event will focus on our Faculty of Art & Design, hosted at our specialist Paddington Campus. It’s a chance for you and your parents to gain an insight into life as a creative student and what it means to be a practicing contemporary artist, designer, media creator or arts worker in today’s global economy. Our expert staff, industry graduates and current students will provide their insights into the experience of being a UNSW Art & Design student and share their advice for high school students including careers, the admissions process and Portfolio Entry pathways. You’ll also find out about our degree structures, studio-specialisations, and global exchange network with opportunities at prestigious institutions across more than 35 countries.
UNSW | Law Admission Test Information Evening
Thursday 9 May | 6.30pm - 8.30pm | UNSW Kensington Campus
Do you want to find out more about how the Law Admission Test (LAT) affects entry into our Law double degrees? Have your questions answered at our 2019 LAT Information Evening. The LAT is an entry requirement for all undergraduate law double degree programs at UNSW. This information evening will cover how the LAT has worked for entry in the past, provide detailed program and Faculty information, as well as key LAT dates for the year ahead. Our LAT Information Evening is for year 11 and 12 students and their parents, career advisers and students currently studying at another university who are hoping to transfer to UNSW Law in 2020.
University of New England | Open Day
Friday 10 May | 7.30am - 2.30pm | Armidale Campus
Open Day at the University of New England is an opportunity for prospective students to get a taste of life as a university student. Students will gain an insight into all aspects of UNE including academic, cultural, sporting and residential life. It's an action packed day with many activities, entertainment, giveaways and demonstrations. Students will have the opportunity to explore degree options that may be of interest to them, meet the lecturers and get a feel for campus life.
Coffs Coast Career Connections
Thursday 23 May | 9.30am - 12.30pm | Coffs Harbour Racing Club
This event is targeted at students from Years 9 to 12, their teachers and parents; as well as being open to the public. The Coffs Coast Career Connections provides a great opportunity to promote local opportunities for employment, study and training; as well as showcasing businesses to the community. The event aims to help young people gain a broader awareness and understanding of locally available career pathways, employment and training opportunities.
Mid Coast Careers Market
Tuesday 14 May | 10.00am - 2.00pm | Glasshouse Port Macquarie
This event is targeted at students from Years 9 to 12, their teachers and parents; as well as being open to the public. The Mid Coast Careers Market provides a great opportunity to promote local opportunities for employment, study and training; as well as showcasing businesses to the community. The event aims to help young people gain a broader awareness and understanding of locally available career pathways, employment and training opportunities.
Central Coast Career Pathways Expo
Tuesday 25 June | 8.45am - 2.30pm | Avondale College of Higher Education
Central Coast Group Training and Avondale College of Higher Education are pleased to announce that the 19th Annual Central Coast Career Pathways Expo will be held again this year on 25 June, 2019. The emphasis of the Careers Expo is on examining industries and the range of career pathways and further education, training and employment opportunities that are available after school.
Northern Rivers Careers Expo
Thursday 9 & Friday 10 May | 9.00am - 1.00pm | Goonellabah Sports & Aquatic Centre
Held annually in May, the Northern Rivers Careers Expo is the region’s premier careers event. Showcasing Career Advice, Further Education, Jobs and Training, it is an opportunity for local school leavers, job seekers and workers to develop genuine long-term career prospects. The Careers Expo is designed to help students from years 10, 11 and 12. It enables them make informed subject choices when planning for tertiary and also future career and education pathways to give them the best start in their future careers.
Southern Cross University | Open Day Lismore
Saturday 17 August | Lismore Campus
Where could you go with a Southern Cross University degree? Find out by coming along to Open Day 2019 where you can tour the campuses, explore your degree options, meet current students, and talk with teachers and researchers who are experts in their field.
Southern Cross University | Open Day Coffs Harbour
Friday 16 August | Coffs Harbour Campus
Where could you go with a Southern Cross University degree? Find out by coming along to Open Day 2019 where you can tour the campuses, explore your degree options, meet current students, and talk with teachers and researchers who are experts in their field.
University of Notre Dame | Getting to Know Nursing
Tuesday 14 May | 6.00pm - 7.30pm | University of Notre Dame, Sydney
Dreaming of a career in Nursing? Come along to our ‘Getting to Know Nursing’ event and find out why Notre Dame is ranked the Number 1 University for Overall Quality of Educational Experience in Australia (QILT).
At this session, you will have the opportunity to:
- Learn more about our nursing program and unique admission process
- Meet the Dean and other academic staff
- Chat to current nursing students about life at Notre Dame
- Explore our purpose-built Darlinghurst campus
- Apply directly on the day
Places are strictly limited.
University of Notre Dame | Medicine Information Session
Tuesday 21 May | 6.00pm - 7.00pm | University of Notre Dame, Sydney
Dreaming of a career in Medicine? Come along to our Doctor of Medicine Information Session and find out why Notre Dame is ranked the Number 1 University for Overall Quality of Educational Experience in Australia (QILT).
This session has been designed to provide you with an overview of our medicine program and our unique application process. You will also have the opportunity to meet academic staff and students, and tour our purpose-built campus.
Australian Catholic University – Open Day
Saturday 7 September | 9.00am - 2.00pm | Strathfield Campus
Open Day is your chance to find out everything you need to know about studying at ACU before you enrol. You’ll be able to tour the campus, meet staff and students, discuss entry pathways, and talk to experts about your study options and career goals. Jump on a tour led by a current student to discover all the facilities your new campus will have to offer, from the library to the health science labs. Sit in on information sessions from each of the faculties and see what units you might be studying. Ask all of the questions you want – and hear the answers you need.
Australian Catholic University – Open Day
Saturday 31 August | 9.00am - 2.00pm | North Sydney Campus
Open Day is your chance to find out everything you need to know about studying at ACU before you enrol. You’ll be able to tour the campus, meet staff and students, discuss entry pathways, and talk to experts about your study options and career goals.
Jump on a tour led by a current student to discover all the facilities your new campus will have to offer, from the library to the health science labs. Sit in on information sessions from each of the faculties and see what units you might be studying. Ask all of the questions you want – and hear the answers you need.
Workshops & Courses
Western Sydney U Day | Campbelltown Campus
Wednesday 12 June | Campbelltown Campus
Tuesday 19 November | Parramatta Campus
Western Sydney U Day provides the opportunity for senior high school students to experience a day on a Western Sydney University campus. The event will allow high school students to speak with current University students and academic staff, experience the range of courses available at Western Sydney University through interactive workshops and presentations, learn about scholarships, The Academy, pathway programs and further opportunities to pursue their aspirations.
UTS | STEM Day
Tuesday 25 June & Thursday 21 November | UTS Sydney
Take part in hands-on workshops, talks and panel discussions with people in STEM industries. Learn all about study and career options in STEM. This program is free and is for students in years 9–12.
UTS | Girls in STEM Day
Wednesday 29 May & Thursday 10 October | UTS Sydney
This one day event provides an opportunity for female students to participate in a range of hands-on activities plus they get an inside look at life as a female student/professional in the engineering and IT industry. Visit the Women in Engineering and IT website for more details. Register here
UTS | Engineering and IT Work Experience Program
Monday 25 - Friday 29 November | UTS Sydney Get hands-on experience with this 5-day program designed to give you an insight into what it’s like to choose a career in engineering or IT. You’ll get to take part in a range of workshops (including computer science, cyber security, IT, biomedical engineering, electronics engineering and more) as well as spend time with current UTS students and academics from within the UTS Engineering and IT faculty. Register here.
UTS | Galuwa Engineering and IT Experience
Monday 15 - Friday 19 July | UTS Sydney
A week-long program for Indigenous high school students to discover the opportunities that studying engineering or information technology can provide. Galuwa means 'to climb' in the Gadigal language, and that's exactly what we want Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander high school students to do. The 5-day program attracts students who are interested in the fields of engineering or IT, as well as those who have an aptitude for maths, creative thinking and problem solving and are unsure of which career path to follow. The free program features interactive hands-on workshops, site visits with industry partners, cultural activities, information about career paths and lunch. Participants also hear inspirational talks from students, cadets and professionals. Apply here.
Experience UNSW Engineering Day
Thursday 23 May | 8.30am - 3.15pm | UNSW Kensington Campus
Thursday 12 September | 8.30am - 3.15pm | UNSW Kensington
UNSW Experience Engineering Day allows students to experience the innovative and creative ways that engineers solve real-world challenges. High school students in years 10 and 11 are invited to choose an engineering theme that includes three interactive hands-on workshops at UNSW Kensington campus. These workshops give students a taste of the extensive range of engineering disciplines and careers available to them. Throughout the day, students have the opportunity to speak to academic staff and current students to find out more about the various engineering degrees and opportunities on offer at one of Australia's leading Universities. Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
Experience UNSW Science Day
Wednesday 29 May | 8.30am - 3.00pm | UNSW Kensington Campus
Have you ever wanted to experience what it would be like as a student conducting research and experiments in a lab at University? Let us take you on a journey through some of the branches of Science that you can study at UNSW. You’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and speak to our academic staff and current students. Then, get a hands-on taste of what you can expect as a first-year Science student in our labs! This event is designed for high school students in year 9 and 10 who are keen to explore types of Sciences broader than what they may be exposed to currently. The activities and workshops in this event will focus on the exciting theme of Health and Environmental Sciences.
Experience UNSW Business Day
Tuesday 21 May | 9.30am - 3.30pm | UNSW Kensington Campus Experience UNSW Business Day allows students to experience a day in the life of a UNSW Business School Student. Year 10 and 11 High School students can take part in two interactive hands-on workshops at the UNSW Kensington campus. These workshops give students a taste of the extensive range of business disciplines and careers available to them. Throughout the day, students have the opportunity to network with academic staff and current students to find out more about the various business degrees and opportunities on offer at one of Australia's leading Universities.
HSC Booster Days | University of New England
Monday 3 - Tuesday 4 June | 9.00am - 2.00pm | Armidale Campus
During this two-day event, UNE and specialist lecturers present various sessions in the maths, science, economics, business and legal studies disciplines. These sessions are jam packed with relevant information to assist Year 12 students reach their full potential and in many sessions students are able to undertake practicals that are not possible at school.
The sessions are aligned with the HSC curriculum and designed to enhance discipline knowledge, as well as inspire the students in their learning areas. Morning tea, afternoon tea and lunch is provided to students and accompanying teachers. Accommodation and meal subsidies are also provided to those who are travelling over 100 km.
Monday 3 June: Business Studies, Economics, Legal Studies, Maths, Science
Tuesday 4 June: Maths, Science
University of Notre Dame | A Day in the Life of a Nursing Student
Wednesday 10 July | 10.00am - 2.00pm | University of Notre Dame, Sydney
Back by popular demand! Our ‘Day in the Life of a Nursing Student’ will provide you with a unique opportunity to experience what it is like to study nursing at the Number 1 University for Overall Quality of Educational Experience in Australia (QILT).
On this day, you will have the opportunity to:
- Learn more about our nursing program and unique admissions process
- Attend a nursing lecture and engage in clinical activities
- Tour our purpose-built Darlinghurst campus and Anatomy Museum
- Discuss course options with academic staff
- Meet current nursing students
University Co-op Scholarships Guide
The Study Work Grow Research Team have been working like mad to bring you this Ultimate Guide, packed with everything you need to know to put yourself in the best position to get a Co-op Scholarship.
These scholarships offer much more than just money (although we always like the cold hard cash). You'll get access to exclusive mentoring, work experience, leadership programs, and other benefits to make your transition to uni easier, like a relocation allowance, gym membership, and accommodation support. And while some of these programs are highly competitive, you'd be surprised at how achievable scoring one of the scholarships could be, so if you've worked hard at school check out what's available.
We've checked with every single university across Australia to bring you the details you need:
- How to apply
- Eligibility Criteria
- How much you could get
- Application deadlines
If you're a Study Work Grow member you can access the Guide for free here. If you aren’t a member yet it’s easy, you can get a code from your Careers Advisor to register for FREE – just ask them.
Further Learning
Business Cadetship Applications now open
Applications for the Business Cadetships Program opened for Year 12 students on Monday, 4 March.
Cadets combine study at the university of their choice with paid work at UBS, a top ranking global bank.
Uni Graduate opportunities 2020 – Rio Tinto
Rio Tinto's Graduate Excellence Path gives you the perfect start: an opportunity to immediately get to grips with real work, and develop your technical expertise. With roles based in regional and capital cities across Australia. They offer fly-in-fly-out rosters and permanent residential placements. If you're on track to graduate from Uni in 2019 or have recently completed your degree you are encouraged to apply. Find out what degree fields they're interested in and how to apply.
Applications are open now and close 31 March 2019.
Assessment centres in Perth and Brisbane will take place during the week commencing 20th May 2019.
What are Soft Skills and why do you need to know about them?
Why your soft skills matter
When you apply for a job you know you’ll need to have the right qualifications and technical skills, they’re the hard skills, the absolutes for each specific job.
Soft skills are your personal attributes, the things that will enable you to function well in your role, work well in a team, interact with other people and basically make you shine in your job.
Why do employers like them?
Imagine you're an employer - you've got 2 employees with the exact same qualifications and technical skills. One of them is positive, adaptable, a great team player and always receives good feedback from customers and colleagues. There is nothing wrong with the second persons skills and ability to get the job done, but they never go the extra mile.
You have to let one employee go.... who would you choose to keep?
Soft skills go beyond what you’ve learnt at school or Uni, they’re the things that aren’t generally taught but are really important in creating a well-rounded employee.
Things like:
- common sense
- initiative
- the ability to deal with people
- a positive attitude
- being adaptable
Let’s face it, many ‘hard skills’ are rapidly being replaced by robots, which makes your ‘soft skills’ more valuable than ever.
Who needs Soft Skills?
Everyone. That’s the short answer.
Lots of recent reports indicate that the majority of employers view soft skills as more important than academic qualifications.
Whether you’re academically gifted, or more of a hands-on type of person, working on your soft skills is something that you should put to the top of your priority list - and never stop working on.
Top 7 Soft Skills for 2019
- Communication skills
- Critical Thinking
- Leadership
- Positive Attitude
- Collaboration
- Work Ethic
- Emotional Intelligence
Travel & Wellbeing
International Experience Tours
Explore top companies, organisations and universities in the US and UK in these incredible tours! Limited spots available and open to students from around the world to join!
- Ivy League Discovery
- Young Diplomats Delegation
- Global Scholars
- Harvard & Yale Model UN Delegation
- Youth Medical & Health Sciences Tour
- Young Innovators Delegation
- STEM Accelerators Tour
- Emerging Entrepreneurs
- Legal Leaders Delegation
What is the Comfort Zone?
The concept of comfort zone refers to a psychological state in which we feel safe and do not experience anxiety or fear. It is a “space” that we know completely and in which we control almost everything.
This article talks about what the comfort zone is, how to recognise you're stuck in your comfort zone and provides 7 reasons why you should leave the comfort zone.
Read the full article here.
Alternatives to Schoolies
If the thought of a traditional schoolies week isn't appealing to you, then there are still plenty of other ways you can cut loose and celebrate the end of Year 12.
- Simply relax
- Book a beach house
- Cruise
- Plan a road trip
- Go camping
- Work
- Be productive
- Achieve a goal
Schoolies Resources 2019
If you're in Year 12 and planning on heading off to schoolies, here are some resources you might like to check out.
These are the dates for Schoolies in your State
This is a comprehensive Schoolies Survival Guide, with tips about where to go, things to consider and safe partying.
Schoolies be safe and watch your mates campaign is a Queensland Government Resource with lots of information about how to look after yourself and your mates. It's definitely worth reading, take it all on board then go off and have some fun.
A short 3 minute read about what to expect at schoolies.
Instagram is not your friend and 6 other tips for making the most of schoolies week.
Going to be 17 at Schoolies? Everything you'll need to know is right here.
And last but not least, here's some packing tips, a list of "must-have's", and a schoolies checklist (you might like to tick these off just for your parents peace of mind).
What do they do? Lifeguards are trained rescuers, responsible for the supervision, safety and rescue of swimmers, surfers, and other water sports participants. They work in swimming pools, water parks, spas, beaches, rivers and other aquatic locations. Part amphibious and just love spending time in or on the water? If you have great people skills and have the mental capacity to handle a job that has a serious side but is also serious fun, lifeguard could be the job for you.
Duties:
- Supervise swimmers and recreational water-goers to prevent accidents / injury and make sure they comply with any safety regulations
- Rescue swimmers in difficulty and provide first aid treatment /CPR if required
- Educate the community about water safety
- Monitor environmental conditions, place signs or barriers to warn of dangerous conditions or areas and make sure the public are aware of potential dangers
- Caution people behaving in an unsafe manner and expel those who refuse to cooperate
- Report incidents to management or other authorities
- Design and implement emergency procedures
- Undertake basic water quality control and testing procedures
- Maintain rescue equipment
- Care for lost children
- Perform basic administrative duties such as writing reports.
Skills required:
- First aid and resuscitation
- Physically fit and strong swimmer
- Risk management & knowledge of water safety, water and weather conditions
- Rescue and emergency response techniques, including use and maintenance of correct equipment
- Great people skills for positive public relations, effective communication and conflict management
- Basic technical pool operations
- Calm under pressure
Qualifications and Minimum Requirements (Beach lifeguard)
18 years + At all times be capable of completing an 800 metre pool swim (completed in a pool no smaller than 25 metres in length) in under 14 minutes. A lifeguard must complete a mission in less than 23 minutes on an ocean course which involves:
- a 400m swim,
- 800m run,
- 400m rescue board paddle and
- a second 800m run.
Ocean lifeguards must also complete:
- a 100m rescue tube rescue of a patient 100m out to sea and return and
- a 200m board rescue of a patient out at sea and return.
Plus, you must hold:
- Surf Life Saving Bronze Medallion/Certificate II in Public Safety (Aquatic Rescue)
- HLTAID003 – Provide First Aid
- HLTAID007 – Provide Advanced Resuscitation Techniques
- PUAEME004A – Provide Emergency Care for Suspected Spinal Injury (Spinal Management or equivalent)
- Silver Medallion Basic Beach Management (including components PUATAE002B, PUAOPE027A, BSBFLM312C)
- Current Motor Car Drivers Licence (Provisional or higher)
- State recognised Marine licence and Personal Water Craft licence
- Hold or be able to obtain a relevant Working with Children check
*Requirements vary between states and territories & also for lagoon lifeguards.
Average salary $27.45 per hour (Source:au.indeed.com March 2019)
Job growth in this area is strong (source: Joboutlook.gov.au)
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