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Bookings to EXHIBIT at the Western Sydney Careers Expo in 2025 ARE NOW OPEN!
•If you would like to book to exhibit at our other New South Wales event, the HSC and Careers Expo 2025, please complete a separate booking form on the HSC and Careers Expo website.•Stand number and positioning on the floorplan will be advised 8 weeks prior to the event in your Exhibitor Manual.•If you want to request to erect a Custom Stand, please also complete the Custom Stand Request Form 2025.•Bookings to exhibit close on Thursday 5 June 2025 unless sold out prior.•See our Conditions of Entry for Exhibitors for more information.
Exhibitor Brochure 2025
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Stand Options and Fees 2025
Bookings to exhibit at the Western Sydney Careers Expo in 2025 will open on 1 August 2024.
•To take advantage of the Early Bird discount and the additional Two Event discount, payment is required by Tuesday 1 October 2024. EXPIRED
•If you would like to book to exhibit at both this event and our other New South Wales event, the HSC and Careers Expo 2025, choose the additional 10% off the Early Bird rate option. Bookings must be made at the same time, (separate booking forms are required) and paid for by Tuesday 1 October 2024 to receive the Two Event discount. No further discounts apply. EXPIRED•Full Fee is applicable after Tuesday 1 October 2024 and is payable within 14 days of the invoice date.•Bookings to exhibit made within 8 weeks of the event are payable by the due date on the invoice.•Bookings to exhibit close on Thursday 5 June 2025 unless sold out prior.
Shell
SHELL - STAND PACKAGE
Size 3m x 3m
Fascia with exhibitor's name
2 x 120 watt lights
Power Point
Free WiFi for exhibitors
Your stand is carpeted
EventsAIR lead management portal
(Note, no furniture is included in this package)
•Full Fee - $4,975•Early Bird TWO EVENT discount fee (10% off Early Bird discount fee) - $4,190 EXPIRED
(a booking to exhibit at the HSC and Careers Expo 2025 must be made concurrently to receive this Two Event discount)
•Early Bird discount fee (single New South Wales event only) -$4,655 EXPIRED
Booth
BOOTH - STAND PACKAGE - Limited number available.
Size 2.5m x 2.0m
Fascia with exhibitor's name
1 x 300 watt light
Free WiFi for exhibitors
Your stand is carpeted
EventsAIR lead management portal
(Note, no furniture is included in this package)
•Full Fee - $3,895•Early Bird TWO EVENT discount fee (10% off Early Bird discount fee) - $3,215 EXPIRED
(a booking to exhibit at the HSC and Careers Expo 2025 must be made concurrently to receive this Two Event discount)
•Early Bird discount fee (single New South Wales event only) - $3,570 EXPIRED
Custom - SUBJECT TO APPROVAL BY ORGANISER
•You can have a larger stand by purchasing two or more stands.•You can also choose to request a Custom stand designed to your specifications.•Complete the Custom Stand Request Form.•Custom Stand specific conditions apply, see our Exhibitor Terms and Conditions.•Contact Resources for Courses: 1300 190 290 or +61 3 9596 8881 or team@resourcesforcourses.com.au for more information.
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Exhibitor Booking Form 2025
2025 Exhibitor Booking Form
Custom Stand Request Form 2025
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Exhibitor Terms and Conditions 2025
WESTERN SYDNEY CAREERS EXPO 2025 - The Dome, Sydney Showground, Sydney Olympic Park
EXPO DATES and TIMES:
Thursday 26 June, Friday 27 June and Saturday 28 June 2025, 9am-3pm – Event days
Wednesday 25 June 2025 – Bump In Day
These terms and conditions constitute a legal agreement between RESOURCES FOR COURSES P/L ABN 58 058 570 700 ("Organiser") and the person or organisation agreeing to exhibit ("Exhibitor") at the Expo. By making a booking to exhibit at the Expo, the Exhibitor agrees to the following terms and conditions.
DEFINITIONS
1. In these terms:
“Booking” means a booking to exhibit at the Expo.
“Bump In Day” means the day that Exhibitors set up their stands at the Expo, being Wednesday 25 June 2025, and is considered part of the Expo period.
“Custom Stand” means a stand customised to the specifications requested by the Exhibitor.
“Custom Stand Request Date” means Monday 28 October 2024.
“Custom Stand Builder” means a contractor engaged directly by the Exhibitor to erect a Custom Stand (which may be the same as the contracted stand builder engaged by the Organiser).
“EventsAIR” means the lead management portal included in your stand package.
“Exhibitor” includes the Exhibitor’s employees, agents and contractors.
“Expo” means Western Sydney Careers Expo 2025.
“Fee” means the fee payable by the Exhibitor to the Organiser to exhibit at the Expo.
“Fee Inclusions” means what is included in your stand package.
"Final Booking Date” means Thursday 5 June 2025 (21 days before the 1st day of the Expo).
“Final Cancellation Date” means Friday 28 March 2025 (90 days before 1st day of the Expo).
“Force Majeure Event” means anything affecting a party outside of that party’s reasonable control, including but not limited to fire,
storm or other extreme weather event, flood, earthquake, epidemic, COVID-19, war, invasion, terrorism, civil commotion, blockade or embargo, labour dispute, labour shortage, failure or delay in transportation or supply, or any law, order, proclamation, regulation, ordinance, demand, requisition or requirement or any other act of any government authority.
"Information" means the visitor information provided to the Exhibitor via EventsAIR, including, where applicable, a visitor’s name, school information, year level and email address.
"Official Stand Contractor" means Harry the Hirer, the contractor engaged by Resources for Courses to build standard stands at the Expo.
“Organiser” includes the Organiser’s employees, agents and contractors.
PARTICIPATION AND BOOKINGS
2. Participation in the Expo by the Exhibitor is subject to:
a. the acceptance of the Exhibitor by the Organiser at its complete discretion;
b. the Exhibitor completing the booking and registration process; and
c. the acceptance by the Exhibitor of the Terms and Conditions current at the time of its Booking to exhibit.
Acceptance will be expressly confirmed in writing by the Organiser upon receipt of the fully completed booking form. The Exhibitor will receive a copy of this confirmation via email which will include the Terms and Conditions applicable to the Booking.
3. Bookings will close on the Final Booking Date unless sold out prior.
4. An Exhibitor’s Booking cannot be transferred, shared with or on-sold to another organisation.
5. The Exhibitor agrees to staff and continuously keep the Exhibitor’s stand open throughout the course of the Expo.
PAYMENT OF FEES
6. On confirmation of the Booking, the Organiser will issue an invoice to the Exhibitor for the Fee. If the Exhibitor fails to make full payment of the Fee by the due date on the invoice, the Organiser reserves the right to make the stand space available to other exhibitors. The Exhibitor must not occupy stand space at the Expo until all Fees owing to the Organiser have been fully paid.
7. Following acceptance of the Booking and receipt of the Fee, the Organiser will issue the Exhibitor an allocated area to set up its stand at the Expo. The location of the stand will be at the Organiser's sole discretion, and the Exhibitor will be notified of this location 8 weeks prior to the Expo in the exhibitor manual.
8. The Exhibitor acknowledges that Fee Inclusions will be as set out in the booking form for the Exhibitor’s Booking.
EVENTSAIR
9. EventsAIR is included in the Exhibitor’s stand package as its lead management tool.
10. The Exhibitor acknowledges that EventsAIR is a third party product and agrees to comply with all terms and conditions of EventsAIR in using EventsAIR. The Exhibitor further acknowledges that the Organiser makes no warranty as to:
a. the accuracy, truthfulness or completeness of the Information; or
b. the reliability or security of the Information transmitted.
11. The Exhibitor warrants to the Organiser that it will:
a. keep its login and password information for EventsAIR and the Information secure and confidential;
b. take reasonable steps to ensure that no unauthorised person has access to its login and password information for EventsAIR or the Information; and
c. will only use and disclose the Information in accordance with the Exhibitor’s own privacy policy and in compliance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth).
12. If the Exhibitor is unable to access or deletes its copy of the Information, the Organiser will provide the Exhibitor with a copy of the Information upon request, provided the request is made in writing within 28 days of the last day of the Expo. All attendee Information is permanently deleted from EventsAIR 28 days after the last day of the Expo and cannot be retrieved.
CANCELLATION BY EXHIBITOR
13. An Exhibitor may cancel its Booking and receive a refund of 30% of the Fee paid, subject to providing written notice of the cancellation to the Organiser by no later than the Final Cancellation Date. No refunds will be provided for cancellations made by an Exhibitor after the Final Cancellation Date for any reason. If the Exhibitor qualifies for a refund and the Fee was paid via our secure credit card portal, Stripe, the processing and tax fee charged by Stripe will be deducted from the refund.
CANCELLATION BY ORGANISER
14. Exhibitors acknowledge and agree that a large percentage of the costs of the Expo have been paid by the Organiser at least 90 days before the commencement of the Expo and may not be recoverable by or creditable to the Organiser in the event of cancellation of the Expo for any unforeseen reason including a Force Majeure Event. For the avoidance of doubt, all of the Organiser’s costs in relation to the Expo have been paid by Bump In Day of the Expo.
15. In the event of the cancellation of the Expo by the Organiser for any reason including a Force Majeure Event, the Organiser will provide:
a. 90 days (from Friday 28 March 2025) or less out from the Expo, a percentage (%) credit to the Exhibitor equal to the percentage (%) amount the Organiser is credited by the Expo venue and the Organiser’s service providers;
b. between 120 days to 91 days (Wednesday 26 February 2025 to Thursday 27 March 2025) out from the Expo, the Exhibitor may select either:
i. a percentage (%) credit to the Exhibitor equal to the percentage (%) amount the Organiser is credited by the Expo venue and the Organiser’s service providers; or
ii. a 30% refund of the amount paid by the Exhibitor;
c. between 240 and 121 days (Tuesday 29 October 2024 to Tuesday 25 February 2025) out from the Expo, a 70% refund of the amount paid by the Exhibitor;
d. prior to 241 days (earlier than Monday 28 October 2024) out from the Expo, a 100% refund of the amount paid by the Exhibitor.
16. In the event of cancellation of the Expo for any reason including a Force Majeure Event, the Exhibitor acknowledges and agrees that there is no possibility of postponement or holding the Expo at any other time in that calendar year.
YOUR STAND
17. The Exhibitor agrees to the Organiser sharing its submitted contact details with the Official Stand Contractor for the purposes of confirming the erection/signage and other requirements for their standard stand at the Expo.
CUSTOM STANDS TO BE BUILT BY A CONTRACTOR OTHER THAN THE OFFICAL STAND CONTRACTOR
18. Any plans or request by the Exhibitor to erect a Custom Stand in the space allocated to it must be submitted in writing to the Organiser for approval by the Custom Stand Request Date. A proposed plan of the Custom Stand must accompany this request. No Custom Stands will be considered after this date.
19. The Exhibitor must ensure that the Custom Stand or altered standard stand erected by the Exhibitor or Custom Stand Builder at the venue (upon approval by the Organiser):
a. is erected/altered at the time allocated by the Organiser;
b. complies with all reasonable directions and requirements of the Organiser at all times; and
c. abides by the specific Terms and Conditions relating to Custom Stands, provided by the Organiser to the Exhibitor on application for a Custom Stand. It is the Exhibitor's responsibility to share these specific Custom Stand Terms and Conditions with their Custom Stand Builder and to ensure Custom Stand Builder compliance.
20. If an Exhibitor requests a Custom Stand to be built by the Official Stand Contractor, the above clauses 18 and 19 do not apply.
EXHIBITOR OBLIGATIONS AND CONDUCT DURING EXPO
21. The Exhibitor must not cause any obstruction to other exhibitors or public space at the venue, or modify their stand and/or floor, or set up machinery or structures on their stand without prior consultation with and approval from the Organiser. This includes, but is not limited to, the installation of coffee machines, popcorn machines or other food preparation devices.
22. Exhibitors wishing to distribute any type of food or beverage item from their stand must seek approval from the Organiser and the venue at least 8 weeks prior to the Expo. Costs will apply. The Organiser takes no responsibility for allergic reactions, sickness, injury or death resulting from any food or beverages distributed by Exhibitors to attendees.
23. Exhibitors must not bring into or use in the Expo venue any flame, explosive, fuel, ammunition, firearm, chemical, acetylene gas, pressure tanks, volatile, explosive or dangerous oils, compounds, liquids or substances, inflatable items (including balloons, helium or otherwise), stickers of any kind, aerosol cans or any items deemed hazardous by the Organiser. This includes, but is not limited to, electric drills or cutting tools, knives or any other sharp implements. The Organiser reserves the right to take the appropriate action if any of these items are brought to or used in the Expo venue including, but not limited to, the removal or destruction of the items. It is the Exhibitor’s responsibility to ensure that any items it brings into the Expo are not hazardous and should consult the Organiser if there is any doubt.
24. The Exhibitor must ensure that its activities, furniture, promotional material and signage do not interfere with the good order and safety of the Expo or with any other exhibitor. Furniture and promotional material must be contained within the space allocated to the Exhibitor. Aisles and public spaces must be kept clear. The Organiser reserves the right to take the appropriate action to enforce this requirement including, but not limited to, the removal of any signage, furniture or promotional materials.
25. The Exhibitor is responsible for the safety and security of its products and stand. Material on its stand must not be left unattended at any time during the Expo or during bump in or bump out. Goods are left on the Exhibitor's stand and/or Exhibitor storage area at the Exhibitor's own risk.
26. The Exhibitor must confine its activities to the space allotted to it by the Organiser. The Exhibitor is not permitted to distribute promotional material or promote its organisation anywhere other than from its own stand. This includes venue aisles and external areas of the Expo venue. The Organiser reserves the right to take the appropriate action to enforce this requirement.
27. No photography is permitted within the Expo venue at any time without prior written approval from the Organiser.
28. The Exhibitor must not pack up its stand partially or totally before closing time on the last day of the Expo. The Exhibitor must not leave any goods or promotional material on its stand after 5pm on the last day of the Expo.
29. No stand sharing, sub-letting or co-branding of stands is permitted.
30. The Exhibitor is only permitted to exhibit its own products or services at the Expo.
31. Trolleys are not permitted in the venue while the Expo is open to the public. Goods must be hand carried to the Exhibitor's stand while the Expo is open to the public. Restocking of goods using trolleys must be done before the Expo opens each day or after closing.
32. At bump in and bump out times advised by the Organiser, all Exhibitors must supply and wear high visibility safety vests and wear closed-toe footwear.
33. It is the responsibility of the Exhibitor to leave the stand space clean and tidy during the Expo and on bumping out. The Organiser reserves the right to charge an additional fee to the Exhibitor for the reasonable costs of any cleaning or removal of items left by the Exhibitor.
34. The Exhibitor must comply with all relevant occupational health and safety requirements and venue guidelines affecting its participation in the Expo.
35. The Organiser reserves the right to refuse admission or eject the Exhibitor or its representatives from the Expo due (but not limited) to:
a. failure to comply with these terms and conditions; or
b. representing a security risk, nuisance or in any way interfering with the operation or integrity of the Expo.
36. Children under 15 are not permitted on site during bump in or bump out or on the loading dock at any time.
37. Exhibitors shall comply with all State and Commonwealth legal requirements as well as any rules of the venue.
SEMINARS
38. The Exhibitor may request that the Organiser allocate a seminar at a particular time during the Expo. The Exhibitor accepts that seminars are at all times subject to availability and will be allocated at the Organiser's discretion.
INSURANCE
39. The Exhibitor shall affect public liability insurance of at least $10 million for the Exhibitor's stand covering loss from public risk, fire and theft with the Organiser’s interest under this clause noted on the policy, and the Exhibitor will produce the certificate of currency and the policy relating thereto on demand by the Organiser.
CHANGES TO EXPO
40. The Organiser reserves the right to change the venue for the Expo, to close the Expo or vary its hours, or to vary or add to the format of the Expo (including holding an online event) as is necessary or required by law, and to the extent permitted by law will not be liable for any loss to the Exhibitor arising from such a change.
41. The Organiser reserves the right to determine, amend or alter the location of the Exhibitor’s stand and the Exhibitor undertakes to agree to such.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY AND INDEMNITY
42. To the maximum extent permitted by law, but subject to any negligent act or omission of the Organiser, the Exhibitor releases the Organiser from any claim or liability arising (whether directly or indirectly) out of or in connection with;
a. any loss or damage (including any consequential loss) to the Exhibitor arising out of the Exhibitor’s participation in the Expo;
b. the Exhibitor’s use of EventsAIR and/or the Information;
c. any unauthorised use or access to EventsAIR and/or the Information, including but not limited to any hacking or security breach; or
d. a Force Majeure Event.
43. Subject to any negligent act or omission of the Organiser, the Exhibitor indemnifies and holds harmless the Organiser from any claim, cost, demand, liability or damage (including legal costs, professional costs and other expenses on an indemnity basis) incurred by the Organiser arising out of or in connection with (but not limited to):
a. any breach of these terms and conditions by the Exhibitor;
b. the Exhibitor’s attendance at the Expo;
c. the Exhibitor’s use of EventsAIR;
d. the Exhibitor’s use of the Information;
e. any unauthorised use or access to EventsAIR and/or the Information, including but not limited to any hacking or security
breach;
f. any loss or damage the Organiser suffers due to any act or omission of the Exhibitor in using EventsAIR and/or the
Information;
g. any damage, loss, injury or death to or of a person or property due to any negligent act or omission of the Exhibitor;
h. any damage to the Expo venue; or
i. any loss or damage the Organiser suffers due to any negligent act or omission of the Exhibitor.
44. In the event that any additional provisions are implied into these terms and conditions by the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 or any other law or regulation in force throughout Australia from time to time, to the extent permitted by law, the Organiser’s liability will be limited to the remedies required of the Organiser under the applicable law or regulation.
CHANGES TO TERMS AND CONDITIONS
45. The Organiser reserves the right to amend the terms and conditions from time to time but will not amend the terms and conditions that were signed by the Exhibitor at the time of their Booking unless agreed in writing by both parties.
46. If a provision (or part of it) of these terms and conditions is held to be unenforceable or invalid, then to the extent possible the provision will be severed from the remaining terms, which will continue to be valid to the fullest extent permitted by the applicable law.
GOVERNING LAW
47. These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia. The parties hereby submit to the non-exclusive
jurisdiction of the Courts of the state of Victoria, Australia.
Exhibitor profile:
•universities, TAFE colleges and training providers•providers of HSC resources, information and services•organisations with apprenticeship information and opportunities•organisations with employment opportunities•career advisers and student support services•providers of tutoring services, lecture and study skills programs•providers of international exchange and GAP year programs•providers of youth services and programs
Visitor profile:
•students in years 10, 11 and 12 and their parents•adults and tertiary students•teachers, careers advisers, HSC coordinators, principals and librarians•job seekers
Exhibitor benefits:
•sell and promote HSC products and services•promote university, TAFE and training courses•promote apprenticeship, training and employment opportunities•collect leads efficiently with our tailored lead management app•present seminars to large audiences (subject to availability)•enjoy the benefits of an extensive advertising and promotional campaign including on popular social media sites•a dedicated page listing your exhibitor profile, exhibitor logo, stand number and floorplan on the Expo website
Conditions of Entry for Exhibitors
The purpose of these Conditions of Entry is to ensure the enjoyment and safety of all participants at Resources for Courses Pty Ltd Events. You acknowledge and agree that entry to and attendance at the event is subject to compliance with these Conditions of Entry. You will also be bound by any Conditions of Entry for the relevant event venue.
1. COVID-19
1.1 Stay home if unwell.
1.2 Entry to the event venue is at your own risk.
1.3 In line with eased government public health directives, although mask wearing is not a government mandated requirement for indoor venues, for your own health and safety and that of your colleagues and other attendees we strongly advise you wear a mask in all indoor areas of the venue.
1.4 In line with eased government public health directives, you are no longer required to show proof of full vaccination. However for your own health and safety and that of your colleagues and other attendees we prefer all adults 18 years and over to be fully vaccinated.
1.5 Any person exhibiting signs of illness, cough or fever will be refused entry and asked to isolate.
1.6 You must provide full details including first name, last name, mobile phone number and email address of all attendees to the Event Organiser.
1.7 You must not enter the event venue if you have been directed to self-quarantine by government authorities.
2. Entry and Event Changes
2.1 You must present your QR code for scanning to gain entry into the venue. The QR Code will be provided to you by the Event Organiser prior to the event.
2.2 The Event Organiser reserves the right to amend the dates for holding the event, to close the event or vary its hours, as is necessary or required by law, and to the extent permitted by law will not be liable for any loss to the participant arising from such a change.
3. General Event Conditions
3.1 Persons gaining unauthorised access to the event may be liable for prosecution.
3.2 Those persons accompanying minors at the event are responsible for the care and supervision of those minors at all times. Unaccompanied minors will not be admitted to the event.
3.3 Smoking is not permitted inside the event venue or within 10 metres of the event entrance,or as governed by the event venue.
3.4 Alcohol is not permitted at the event or within the event venue.
3.5 Possession or use of illicit substances within the event venue is prohibited. Any person suspected of possessing, using, being under the influence of or selling illicit substances within the event venue will be ejected from the event venue and referred to police.
3.6 Anti-social behaviour or illegal activity will not be tolerated within the event venue. Refusal to comply with management or security directives will result in ejection from the event venue without entitlement to a refund.
3.7 Weapons of any kind or any other items determined by the Event Organiser to be a risk of injury or public nuisance are not permitted within the event venue.
3.8 Canvassing of visitors or exhibitors at the event is prohibited.
3.9 The Event Organiser reserves the right to ask you to present any bags or parcels carried by you for inspection.
3.10 No segways, bikes, skateboards, personal transportation devices or other bike-like devices to be used within the event venue. This excludes approved motorised wheelchairs and four-wheeled scooters for the disabled and/or elderly which must first be approved by the Event Organiser.
3.11 Dogs or other animals are not permitted within the event venue with the exception of registered guide, hearing or assistance dogs which must first be approved by the Event Organiser.
3.12 Footwear must be worn at all times.
3.13 The Event Organiser reserves the right to refuse entry, or remove any person from within the event venue at any time without notice if it is deemed they present a risk of harm of injury to themselves, other persons or property or otherwise at the Event Organiser’s discretion.
3.14 Except due to the Event Organiser’s negligence or as expressly provided in these Conditions of Entry, the Organiser will not be liable for any injury, loss or damage suffered by you in connection with the event and the event venue, including liability for any injury, loss or damage caused by the Organiser or its employees, contractors or agents.
3.15 In the event that any additional provisions are implied into these terms and conditions by the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 or any other law or regulation in force throughout Australia from time to time, to the extent permitted by law, the Event Organiser’s liability will be limited to the remedies required of the Event Organiser under the applicable law or regulation.
4. Photography
4.1 Photography and/or video equipment, drones or other remote control devices are not permitted within the event venue unless pre-arranged with the Event Organiser.
4.2 The Event Organiser and/or a representative of the Event Organiser will be taking promotional photography and videos at this event for promotional purposes. Participants who do not wish to be photographed or filmed at the event should advise the photographer or camera person at the event.
4.3 Photographs taken at the event by the Event Organiser and/or a representative of the Event Organiser may be used on social media platforms. Photographs and videos may also be used within promotional material such as newspaper advertisements, TV commercials and other promotional material.
5. Privacy and Other
5.1 The Event Organiser’s Privacy Policy can be accessed on our website (https://www.resourcesforcourses.com.au/about/privacy-policy/).
5.2 If any part of these Conditions of Entry is held to be unenforceable or invalid, then to the extent possible, the part will be severed from the remaining Conditions, which will continue to be valid to the fullest extent permitted by law.
5.3 These Conditions of Entry are governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia. The parties hereby submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of the state of Victoria, Australia.
5.4 The Event Organiser reserves the right to modify or change these Conditions of Entry without notice.
These Conditions of Entry were last updated July 2023.
Our other expos
Our other expos
•VCE and Careers Expo 2025
In its 33rd year, this, our flagship event, will be held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, on Thursday 1 May, Friday 2 May and Saturday 3 May, 9am-3pm. The Expo provides resources and information for the VCE, tertiary courses, career options, study strategies, the gap year and much more. A feature of the Expo is the seminar program on VCE subjects, study and career advice.•Victorian Careers Show 2025
To be held at Exhibition Pavilion 1, Melbourne Showgrounds on Wednesday 14 May, Thursday 15 May and Friday 16 May, 9am-3pm. The Show provides resources and information for the VCE, tertiary courses, career options, employment opportunities, study strategies, the gap year and much more. A feature of the Show is the seminar program on VCE subjects, study, career and employment advice.•HSC and Careers Expo 2025
To be held at the Winx Stand, Royal Randwick Racecourse on Thursday 29 May, Friday 30 May and Saturday 31 May, 9am-3pm. The Expo provides resources and information for the HSC, tertiary courses, career options, employment opportunities, study strategies, the gap year and much more. A feature of fhe Expo is the seminar program on HSC subjects, study, career and employment advice.
Exhibitors
Bookings to EXHIBIT at the Western Sydney Careers Expo in 2025 ARE NOW OPEN!
Our exhibitors are:
•universities, TAFE colleges and training providers•providers of HSC resources, information and services•organisations with apprenticeship information and opportunities•organisations with employment opportunities•organisations with cadetship opportunities•career advisers and student support services•providers of tutoring services, lecture and study skills programs•providers of international exchange and GAP year programs•providers of youth services and programs
Our 2025 Exhibitor List will be posted here in March 2025. Meanwhile, check out the Exhibitors who attended our 2024 event...
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1300apprentice
A not-for-profit group training organisation, 1300apprentice has over 30 years’ experience in employing apprentices and trainees in over 40 vocations. With offices in Sydney and Canberra our coverage spans from Sydney Metro, Southern Tablelands, NSW South Coast, ACT and surrounding areas. Our professional and approachable team has an in-depth knowledge of the Vocational Education and Training industry ensuring a quality of service which is at the centre of our operation and ethos. Guided by a commitment to career development through on and off the job training, 1300 apprentice works closely with businesses and client partners to achieve vocational excellence. Visit 1300apprentice.com.au
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AC & T Education Migration
AC & T International was established in 2001 in Brisbane and we are now proud to have the brand new office based in Sydney. Under the philosophy of professionalism and passion, we aim to provide the most comprehensive and value-adding services to international students ranging from school application to visa application and from obtaining an Australian degree to migrating to Australia. Visit actimmi.com
Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AIE)
The Academy of Interactive Entertainment (AIE) is Australia's most awarded 3D animation, game design and visual FX educator. Created as a non-profit organisation to grow the creative digital sector, AIE pioneered the development of specialist game qualifications and continues to innovate through industry partnerships and dynamic teaching.AIE courses are practical, career-focused and delivered by industry experienced teachers in a seriously fun and creatively-demanding studio environment. AIE and its graduates have won many awards over the years including winning the Australian Small Training Provider of the Year Award twice (2016 and 2007) and the ACT Small Training Provider of the Year Award seven times (2021, 2020, 2016, 2012, 2007, 2005, 2002). Visit aie.edu.au
Academy of Interactive Technology (AIT)
Imagine a learning community where you are accepted for who you are. Imagine a team of mentors who are highly skilled and
knowledgeable interactive technology practitioners. Imagine accessing industry-grade tech and having your skills nurtured, recognised and rewarded. For 25 years, the Academy of Interactive Technology (AIT) has delivered progressive education in interactive media, animation, film, gaming, design and information technology. Some of the most respected professional studios have had a hand in
designing our programs so they’re as authentic as possible. We replicate the studio and cloud work environments of your favourite creative tech makers so the transition from studying to employment is as smooth as possible. AIT - Imagine different. Visit ait.edu.au
AMPA (Academy of Music and Performing Arts)
AMPA is an innovative institution at the forefront of tertiary performing arts education. With its highly selective admissions criteria, AMPA provides training in dance, music theatre, music performance and composition. AMPA's supportive and collaborative community encourages excellence and equips graduates with the skills to succeed in the highly competitive performing arts industry. Phone 02 9555 1666 or visit ampa.edu.au
ADF Careers
In the Australian Defence Force you will enjoy benefits such as world class training, recognised qualifications, great pay, ongoing job security and the opportunity for career advancement. For many jobs you don’t need any experience to apply, but you may receive recognition for any prior studies or qualifications. Most importantly, we will help you get the best out of yourself. You will develop personal qualities and professional skills that will stay with you for the rest of your life. The Australian Defence Force offers a wide range of jobs and with over 200 available, you will be able to find one that matches your skills, interests and education. Visit defencejobs.gov.au
AgCAREERSTART Gap Year Programs
If you’re 17-25, this unique gap-year program provides you with a paid job, training and development, not to mention the opportunity to build your networks within the agriculture industry. Applicants can indicate which farm type they’d prefer from a wide variety, and also where in Australia they would ideally like to go. Full-time paid job with a passionate host farmer, a $4,500 training and engagement bursary to upskill yourself, funding to travel for industry events, a dedicated support team, a network of peers across the country. Visit agcareerstart.com.au
AIBI Higher Education
Visit aibihe.edu.au
Apprentice Employment Network NSW & ACT
The Apprentice Employment Network NSW & ACT is an association whose objective is to work with our members to create additional high quality apprenticeship and traineeship opportunities. Group Training is a training and employment arrangement where an organisation, known as a Group Training Organisation or GTO, employs apprentices and trainees under an Apprenticeship / Traineeship Training Contract and places them with host employers. Visit aennswact.com.au
Apprenticeship Careers Australia
Apprenticeship Careers Australia is a subsidiary of Business Australia who has supported thousands of businesses for over 195 years. ACA is Australia’s leading employer of apprentices and trainees, having successfully placed over 5,000 apprentices and trainees with host businesses since their establishment in 2011 and is part of the 2nd largest health recruiter, Recruitment Solutions Group Australia.
We have successfully partnered with NSW Government for the last 3 years to deliver over 300 infrastructure traineeships in NSW in the areas of project management, procurement and contracting, business. Visit apprenticeshipcareers.com.au
Apprenticeships Are Us Limited
Apprenticeships Are Us is a Group Training Organisation (GTO) that has been supplying quality apprentices to the automotive industry for over a decade. We are a not-for-profit organisation, so we put all surpluses back into the industry for the direct benefit of our clients. Working with Commonwealth and State Governments, registered training organisations, and the school system, we are at the forefront of addressing the skills shortage in the automotive industry. Our unique group training organisation consists of automotive apprenticeship specialists solely servicing the automotive industry. This means we can be more hands-on by regularly working with our Apprentices and host employers to ensure the satisfaction and well-being of both. You will find us at careers fairs, trade expos, state and federal government forums, vocational education and training working groups, and regular meetings with interested stakeholders. Visit apprus.com.au
Australian Border Force
Australian Catholic University
An ACU education builds on the Catholic understanding of faith and reason working together in pursuit of knowledge and promotion of human dignity and the common good. An ACU education seeks to transform lives and communities. Students are challenged to look beyond the classroom, solve real-world problems, develop their own search for meaning and cultivate strong professional ethics. They are invited to stand up for people in need and causes that matter. ACU is open to all. As is common with great Catholic institutions the world over, the university is inclusive and supportive of everyone, every day – regardless of their faith or tradition.ACU is a young university making a serious impact. Ranked in the top two per cent of universities worldwide* and in the top 10 Catholic universities**, we’re also a leader in employability with 95 per cent of our graduates employed***. The university has seven campuses around Australia, a campus in Rome, Italy, and an online campus – ACU Online. Opportunities for personal and professional growth are critical to ACU. This is a university of service – so much so that it is built into the curricula. All ACU courses offer work placements, internships or volunteering opportunities. Visit acu.edu.au
* Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2024. Percentage calculated as ACU’s world rank as a proportion of the total number of universities in the world: International Handbook of Universities 2019, Palgrave MacMillan.
** Based on International Federation of Catholic Universities members ranked on Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2023
*** Graduate Outcomes Survey – Longitudinal 2022, overall employment for domestic undergraduate students
Australian College of Physical Education (ACPE)
ACPE isn't just a college, it's a community that embodies sporting excellence, with a rich history of physical education spanning over 100 years. We specialise in sports coaching, sport business, education, health, dance and our latest addition, football. Our courses blend a personal approach to education with real-world industry connections, setting you apart in the competitive sports industry. From day one, you're known by name, you're valued and you’re part of a unique community. Embrace the ACPE difference for an unbeatable edge. Visit acpe.edu.au
Australian Federal Police
The Australian Federal Police (AFP) is Australia’s national policing agency. Our role is to protect Australians and Australia’s interests from serious criminal threats. We take a 21st century approach to law enforcement, working in Australia and internationally with our partners to outsmart crime through intelligent action. We also provide specialist protective services, international police assistance and community policing in the Australian Capital Territory and external Australian territories, including Norfolk Island and Christmas Island. Visit jobs.afp.gov.au
Australian Film, Television and Radio School
Australian Institute of Music
The Australian Institute of Music is the only private tertiary college in Australia dedicated exclusively to the pursuit of excellence in music. We offer a range of Music and Entertainment Management degrees of the highest academic quality – with both diplomas, bachelor and masters programs. Everything about AIM – from our venue and facilities to our teaching staff and course content – is here to give you what you need to excel. We offer a welcoming and inspiring creative environment where you can find your place in the musical world, collaborate with like-minded people, and really thrive. Visit aim.edu.au
Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors
A career in quantity surveying opens the door to in-demand, high paid job opportunities in the construction industry both in Australia and overseas. Quantity surveying gives you the opportunity to work with architects, engineers, builders, property developers, and the wider industry, on the cost management of building projects. If you are interested in learning about how things are built and have critical thinking, creative problem solving and analytical financial skills, then quantity surveying will provide an engaging career. Visit
Autosports Group
Autosports Group, is a large, listed retail automotive group representing the world’s greatest prestige and luxury automotive brands. Currently we have over 1800 employees across 55 Dealerships in NSW / QLD / VIC and NZ. What does that mean for you? It means that you will be joining a team (within a much bigger team) offering development opportunities and the chance to work alongside some of the best people working in our industry today. Our purpose is to drive endless possibilities, for our customers, employees, shareholders, and brand partners. Visit autosportsgroup.com.au
AYVA Packaging
AYVA is an industry leader in plastic packaging, specialising in the manufacture and supply of high-quality plastic pails, barrels, cartridges, crates and closures. Visit ayva.com.au
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Basair Aviation College
Basair trains people to become pilots for a career in aviation, either with commercial airlines, charter or instruction. Basair Aviation College offers both full-time, 8am-5pm training and part-time training courses. Visit basair.com.au
Bedford College
Bedford College has been helping develop people through higher education since 1944… We know you’re ready for the next adventure of your learning journey at Bedford... Our staffs are friendly, supportive, professional and genuinely dynamic and fun. They go that little extra to ensure your training is the best experience that it can be. Whilst learning is the primary focus, we also want you to enjoy yourself through fun activities whilst being in a safe and supportive environment and making new friends along the way…Visit bedford.edu.au
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Camp America & AIFS Gap Year
The American Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS) provides cultural exchange opportunities for travel, including Camp America, the original summer camp program. Live, work & play in the USA. Spend 9-12 weeks working in an American summer camp. Pocket money, insurance, accommodation, food, 24/7 support, and more. With staff being employed from all over the world you are sure to leave with friends from all corners of the globe. Travel after camp and see the real America. AIFS also operates Au Pair in America, Winter Work Canada & Winter Work Japan. Visit
Campion College Australia
Located in Western Sydney, Campion College offers a uniquely integrated and fully accredited Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts. Through the study of history, literature, philosophy and theology, students are taught to think critically and develop the creative, analytical and research skills that are important in any career. Set yourself apart with a degree that will set you up for future success. We also offer on-campus accommodation and have a lively, close-knit community. Visit campion.edu.au
Campus Living Villages
Campus Living Villages are a leading global provider of purpose built on-campus student accommodation, with over 25,000 beds across Australia, USA and the UK. CLV are proud to offer bespoke residential life programs, customer service strategies, socially responsible sustainability initiatives for tertiary students, our university partners, and communities. You will find our villages at major universities like The University of Melbourne, The University of Sydney, UNSW, Macquarie University, Western Sydney University, Griffith University, Murdoch University, Edith Cowan University and many more. Visit campuslivingvillages.com.au
CDW Studios
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Cerebral Palsy Alliance
Rewarding careers with purpose. Join an alliance of great minds as we work together and think differently to solve challenges. When you join Cerebral Palsy Alliance (CPA),you are contributing to making a difference to the lives of people withcerebral palsy and similar conditions, and their families. As one of the great minds of Cerebral Palsy Alliance we welcome the expertise and knowledge you bring to our organisation. We welcome great minds who think differently. We believe that one person can have an idea, but it takes different skills and the knowledge of many people to make that idea a reality. At CPA, you will have opportunities to develop and reach your career goals in an inclusive and supportive learning environment. We offers a range of career and volunteer opportunities and student placements to suit your availability, interests, skills and experience at our sites across NSW and the ACT. We provide an inclusive environment and celebrate the diversity of our people. Our values are how we work together and interact with the world - we are passionate, respectful, ethical, curious and courageous. Visit celebralpalsy.org.au
Challenge Community Services
Challenge Community Services has the vision that people everywhere in our community will experience the power of inclusion through relationships, voice and action. For over 65 years we have supported people to live better lives through dedicated, person-centred care across NSW and South East QLD. Our goal is to build a strong, passionate team who are committed to building stronger and more inclusive communities for everyone. Whether through support work, disability services, allied health or foster care, each of our team members play an important role in improving the lives of our clients.Visit challengecommunity.org.au
Charles Sturt University
At Charles Sturt University, you become part of something bigger. You join a connected community from across the globe that is committed to changing things for the better. Jump into the real world with our professional accredited courses that will give you the hands-on skills and qualification you’ll need to get the job you want. At Charles Sturt you're backed by Australia’s highest graduate employment rate.* Together, let's discover your passion. Phone 1800 275 278 or visit study.csu.edu.au *QILT Graduate Outcomes Survey
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Collarts (Australian College of the Arts)
Collarts (Australian College of the Arts Pty Ltd) is a dynamic independent tertiary college full of passion, individuality and opportunity. Focused on creating real career pathways into the creative sector for students, Collarts delivers industry-based learning coupled with strong personal and professional development. Throughout our 30-year history as an education provider, Collarts has gained a reputation for delivering high-quality, tertiary education, with a distinct ability to always be at the forefront of contemporary culture. Being an independent tertiary college allows Collarts to offer a more specialised hands-on experience than a traditional university, specialising in the creative arts, entertainment, design and performing arts industries. Visit collarts.edu.au
Consulate General of Canada - International Education Canada
Visit our booth to find out more about Canada's job shortages and how you can travel and work there! International Experience Canada (IEC) is a Government of Canada program that allows youth, aged 18-35, from IEC’s over 30 partner countries/territories to work and travel in Canada for up to two years. Whether it is to take a gap year, complete a co-op/internship abroad, or gain international work experience after graduation, IEC can help make these experiences happen. Visit canada.ca/iec
CQUniversity Australia
CQUniversity has one of the largest footprints of any university in Australia and is regarded as one of the nation’s most inclusive and engaged universities. At our Sydney CBD campus we offer a wide range of courses including courses in allied health, business and IT with options to study full time, part time, on campus or online. Phone 13 27 86 or visit cqu.edu.au
Crown Institute of Higher Education
Crown Institute of Higher Education (CIHE) has campuses in the Sydney CBD, North Sydney and Canberra that are designed to engage you in collaborative study. With small cohorts, we will get to know you well as you liaise and socialise with your classmates. Why CIHE is different: we have small classes, and everyone will know your name, our low student-teacher ratios ensure proper support, you will become part of a family, we have an achievable ATAR score requirement (ATAR of 50), you will have the opportunity to secure an internship, extensive learning and career services support. Visit cihe.edu.au
CSL Australia
Established inAustralia in 1999, CSL Australia is today the largest owner/operator of drybulk coastal vessels operating in Australian waters and the major supplier ofshipping services to the construction and building industries. Headquartered inMontreal, Canada, the company has been around for over 100 years. Visit cslships.com/en/csl-australia
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Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
We are the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry. We are part of the Australian Government. Our role and functions are diverse. We work to enhance our agricultural, fisheries and forestry industries. We create new and maintain existing agricultural export opportunities, to provide gains for Australian agriculture. We manage biosecurity risks to Australia to protect our multi-billion-dollar agricultural industries and our way of life. Our staff have many different roles. From biosecurity dog handlers to researchers and scientists, as well as regulators, program administrators, policy advisers and IT specialists and much more. We work all over Australia. We also have staff based overseas. They maintain relationships with international organisations and our trading partners. Our skills and expertise are diverse, and we are ready for any challenge. This ensures our advice, and activities meet the needs of the community, industry, and other governments.The department is establishing a workforce at Western Sydney International Airport to deliver biosecurity and export regulatory services. This involves interacting with incoming international aircraft, travellers and crew and their baggage and air cargo. We are recruiting for Biosecurity Officers and Detector Dog Handlers. Visit Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry - Jobs
Department of Education - Careers In Teaching
Many of us have that one teacher we remember. The teacher who helped us to learn and grow, who gave us the confidence to explore and master new talents and skills. Are you considering a career in teaching? Visit our interactive booth to hear from teachers across Australia share why they choose to teach and how they are making a real difference to the lives of young people. At the booth there will be a range of information available including information about the various pathways into teaching, scholarships available and why teaching could be the career for you. Visit www.bethatteacher.gov.au. We look forward to seeing you!
Department of Education Victoria
Want to help give children the best start in life? It’snever been a better time to become an early childhood teacher or educator inVictoria. In an Australian first, Victorian children can now attend 2 years ofkindergarten before school. There will be more than 11,000 new early childhoodteacher and educator positions created to deliver Three-Year-Old Kindergartenand Pre-Prep across Victoria. Visit vic.gov.au/kinder
DHL Supply Chain
When you think of DHL, you probably picture our distinctive yellow and red branding. But our identity as a business – and a place to work – runs a whole lot deeper than that. It's our culture, our values, and the way we draw on each other's talents, that sets us apart from other employers. And of course, the way everyone is recognised and rewarded for the unique contribution they bring. Beyond our global distribution centres and fleets of yellow trucks, there's a whole other world of exciting opportunities at DHL. In everything from frontline Pickers, Packers and Sorters to IT, HR, Finance, Project Management, Sales and Customer Service, talented people like you are driving our continued success and making a positive difference to the world – in careers that are endlessly fascinating, incredibly rewarding and offer plenty of room to grow. Certified as a “Great Place to Work”, DHL is recognised for the extraordinary lengths we go to, to create a positive, motivating, and appreciative working atmosphere.Visit careers.dhl.com/apac/en
Downer EDI Works
Downer Road Services is the leading manufacturer and supplier of bitumen-based products and an innovator in the sustainable asphalt industry and circular economy, using recycled products and environmentally sustainable methods to produce asphalt. We are part of the Transport Division of Downer Group.Downer Group designs, builds and sustains assets, infrastructure and facilities as a leading provider of integrated services in Australia and New Zealand. With a history dating back over 150 years, Downer employs approximately 33,000 people across more than 300 sites. A cadetship, traineeship or apprenticeship with Road Services and Downer Group is a great way to secure a pathway into our large and diverse workforce. We provide the support and skills you'll need to master the basics, grow your practical experience and begin a successful career. We are committed to growing a workforce for the future and supporting school leavers to pave their way in an exciting career! Visit downergroup.com
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EIC Education
EIC Global (Australia) P/L is one of largest leading education and visa service companies with migration and E-visa licences. As a subsidiary of EIC Group, a world education brand, EIC Australia provides services to international students, from visa application, migration, social life and career development. Visit eic.org.cn
Excelsia College
Excelsia College combines outstanding artistic and academic training with a supportive, collaborative, Christian environment. Students from around the nation and the world come to Excelsia College for our exceptional degrees in performing arts, education, business, leadership and counselling. Visit excelsia.edu.au
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FDC Construction & Fitout - Women In Construction Movement
FDC runs the Women in Construction Movement and is a leading building delivery partner across Australia. They employ over 6500 people, hold a reputable client and project delivery reputation and industry leading NPS rate of 75+ with an authentic commitment to increasing women into the construction industry. They have been acknowledged with over 100 MBA awards including being awarded - Most Awarded Builder in NSW, MBA Excellence Awards, 7 out of the last 9 years (MBA NSW). Visit themovement.org
Financial Advice Association of Australia
As Australia’s leading professional association for financial advice professionals, Financial Advice Association Australia (FAAA) advocates for the interests of financial advisers and their clients across the country. The FAAA was formed in 2023 following the merger of the two leading financial planning bodies in Australia – the Financial Planning Association (FPA) and the Association of Financial Advisers (AFA). With this merger, a new, united professional association that advocates for interests of financial advisers and their clients across the country was created. Today it is the largest association representing financial advisers in Australia.Members of the FAAA can access a range ofprofessional development opportunities, networking events, and resources thathelp them stay up-to-date with the latest industry trends and regulations. Theyalso have the opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals andcontribute to the ongoing growth and development of the profession. Visit faaa.au
Fulcrum Suspensions
Founded in 1976 by Graham Scudamore-Smith, Fulcrum Suspensions has grownfrom its humble beginnings as a wheel alignment workshop in the Brisbane suburbof Moorooka to a global organisation that offers a diverse range of suspensionsolutions for almost any vehicle. Today Fulcrum employs over 100 people across8 locations including an in-house R&D department. Fulcrum is the parentcompany of two globally recognised brands. SuperPro which is the leader foraftermarket suspension bushes and Formula Suspension, which is a shock absorberbrand designed for Australian vehicles.Visit fulcrumsuspensions.com.au
Futuready Australia
Futuready was born from the experiences of two resilient graduates whoturned their struggles into a shared vision. We understand the shortcomings oftraditional education in preparing students for modern career success. That'swhy we're passionate about filling this gap. At Futuready, we provide essentialknowledge, skills, mindsets, and strategies to empower students for seamlesstransitions into professional life. Our mission is to revolutionise theacademic-to-professional journey, offering resources that ensure youth thrivein today's dynamic careers. Visit futuready.com.au
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Go Educate Institute
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Registered Training Centre for Dental Nurses
Overview:
Go Educate is a premier training center specializing in providing comprehensive education for dental nurses. Our programs encompass both theoretical knowledge and hands-on practical training to equip students with the skills needed to succeed in the field of dental assisting. We also offer apprenticeship opportunities to further enhance practical experience.
Mission:
Our mission is to ensure that our students are job-ready, well-prepared, and confident in their abilities
Visit goeducate.com.au
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Harley Heaven
Established in 1982, Harley-Heaven, is your experienced and trusted Harley-Davidson motorcycle retailer focused upon delivering an exceptional customer experience and a life-long engagement with the Harley-Davidson brand. Harley-Heaven dealerships are world class facilities located in Melbourne, Dandenong Ringwood, Adelaide, Sydney and Western Sydney. We stock a large and extensive range of new and pre-owned Harley-Davidson motorcycles. We have the capabilities to both trade and straight buy customers pre-owned motorcycles, which all go through a comprehensive re-conditioning, safety and compliance process. We have customer tailored finance solutions to make your Harley-Davidson purchase affordable as well as a range of insurance and warranty products to give you the peace of mind that your Harley-Davidson is always protected. We have an extensive range of genuine and aftermarket parts, the best accessories range of riding and safety gear, stocked within our dealership premises, combined with the convenience of our online store available 24/7 to shop. We have fully equipped service centres, with all the necessary equipment, diagnostics, tools, and experienced technicians to meet all servicing and warranty requirement. Harley-Heaven have knowledgeable, experienced, friendly and specially trained people who are passionate about making sure our valued customers have everything they need for their Harley-Davidson experience. Its more than just a job to them it’s about living a lifestyle of fun, freedom and exhilaration and being united in the ride with our Harley Tribe. Visit harleyheaven.com.au
Hotel Etico
Hotel Etico is Australia’s first not for profit social enterprise hotel, employing and training young people with disability. Our mission is to change people’s perceptions and disrupt the approach to disability employment in Australia. We believe in a world that is inclusive and in a world that values diversity and that not only is work a human right, but it is the key to inclusion, self-fulfillment, and independence. Through our work we support young people with disability develop a career and independent living skills, change people’s perception about disability employment and support employers to develop more inclusive employment practices. We are based in the Blue Mountains and we will be in every Australian State and Territory over the next 10 years. Visit hoteletico.com.au
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IB Property Group
At IB Property you have the opportunity to be part of a growing and dynamic, multi-faceted team. You can enjoy benefits such as on the job training and accredited real estate qualifications needed for sales, property management or strata management. No experience is needed just an interest in communities, culture and space. We are currently looking at growing our junior division across a broad range of roles from residential and commercial, to sales, leasing and property management. Our highly successful, hard-working and energetic team have three offices at Surry Hills, Annandale and St Leonards, allowing us to have a strong presence in various different markets. If you would like to learn more about us, please visit our website.Visit ibproperty.com.au
IENA - American Summers - Camp Jobs
Since 1995, IENA’s American Summer Program has provided Aussies who are 18 and over (from June 1st the year they want to go) the chance to live and work at Summer Camps in America. Working with over 700 Premier Summer Camp across the USA, you spend 9 weeks (June – August) being a role model, camp leader / counselor to children 8 - 15 yrs old. Apply today, to teach children the fun (non-academic) things you like to do - sports, arts, performing, water adventure, lifeguarding, waterskiing, horse riding, gymnastics, camping, climbing and so much more. No prior teaching experience needed! Visit
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International College of Management, Sydney
The International College of Management, Sydney (ICMS) is a higher education institution with campuses in Manly and Sydney’s CBD. ICMS offers undergraduate bachelor’s and postgraduate master’s degrees that are at the same Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) level as university degrees and are equal to University degrees on the AQF. Strongly endorsed and supported by industry, the ICMS Work Integrated Learning (WIL)program is key to the success of ICMS students with work placements built into all undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. Our network of industry partners includes leading organisations in Australia and globally who work with our placement team to provide students with invaluable industry insight and experience. The iconic traditional sandstone Northern Beaches Campus, affectionately called the “castle on the hill”, offers sweeping views over Manly Beach, and contrasts with the modern, vibrant and centrally located city campus. Both offer spectacular study locations that would be hard to beat anywhere in the world. With over 2000 students from more than 50 countries, ICMS offers a social and supportive community in which students enjoy a diverse and personalised learning experience. ICMS offers pathway programs through the Aspire Institute and the International Sport College of Australia (ISCA). Visit icms.edu.au
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JD Sports ANZ
Known as the 'Undisputed King of Trainers,' JD Sports is a global leader in sports fashion, renowned for its footwear and apparel. Established in 1981 in Greater Manchester, JD Group has experienced remarkable growth, now standing as the leading sports fashion retailer worldwide with over 3,400 stores across UK, Europe, USA, New Zealand, South East Asia and Australasia.
Since entering the Australian market in 2017, JD Sports and has since expanded to over 60+ stores across New Zealand, NSW, VIC, QLD, WA, SA, and TAS with many more to come! Visit jd-sports.com.au
JMC Academy
As Australia’s leading and most experienced creative education provider, JMC Academy have been nurturing passionate creatives for over 40 years with fully accredited, industry-leading degrees and diplomas. Our unique, hands-on approach to creative education, along with our world-class facilities, inspire exploration, collaboration and innovation. With courses in acting, animation, audio engineering, design (visual communication), entertainment business management, game design and music, JMC Academy has a study option for every kind of creative.
The Learning Experience
JMC Academy’s curriculum has been developed with a focus on emerging industry trends, professional development, collaboration, and networking. Our programs are unique in combining essential critical thinking with the project-based work and practical experience. All of our creative courses are taught by leading and award-winning industry experts alongside academics to ensure you graduate with contemporary best practice.
Creative Campuses
When you choose to study at JMC, you gain access to a wide range of world-class facilities and industry-leading software, all included in your tuition. Professional recording studios, post-production suites, digital media and animation labs, film and television studios and an on-campus drama studio and auditorium are just some of the facilities you’ll have access to during your time with us.
Internships
Our internship program allows you to engage in real industry placements across established national and local companies, including major music festivals, recording studios, commercial radio and TV networks, advertising and design studios and major music labels.
Alumni
Explore our graduates and their creative careers here. Create your future at JMC. Apply now or submit an enquiry to learn more.
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Komatsu Australia
Komatsu provides essential equipment, technologies and services to the construction, mining, energy, government, waste and quarry industries. Our purpose is creating value through manufacturing and technology innovation to empower a sustainable future where people, businesses and our planet thrive together. Visit komatsu.com.au
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Le Cordon Bleu Australia
Founded in Paris in 1895, Le Cordon Bleu is considered today the largest network of culinary and hospitality schools in the world with more than 35 institutes in 20 countries and 20,000 students of over 100 nationalities are trained every year. Le Cordon Bleu combines innovation and creativity with tradition through its certificates, diplomas and bachelors and masters degrees. Visit cordonbleu.edu/Australia/home/en
Liebherr-Australia
Join Liebherr Australia, a global leader in advanced machine manufacturing, and elevate your career to new heights. Our commitment to employee well-being is unmatched, offering a generous benefits pool that includes 5 bonus leave days per year, the option to purchase additional leave, and early access to long service leave. At Liebherr Australia, we value our employees and show our appreciation through a wide range of company discounts and a retail discount program, ensuring you can enjoy life both inside and outside of work. Visit www.liebherr.com.au/jobs
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Macquarie University
Macquarie University is ranked among the top one per cent of universities in the world, and we are recognised for producing graduates who are among the most sought-after professionals worldwide. Macquarie's distinctive undergraduate curriculum incorporates practical experience into all courses through our unique professional and community engagement program, so that students graduate with the type of leadership and communication skills that are highly valued by employers. Visit mq.edu.au
Mainfreight
Mainfreight is in thebusiness of global supply chain logistics. Put simply, we partner with ourcustomers to provide the full spectrum of Warehousing, Domestic Transport andInternational Air and Ocean Freight services. Our operations are powered by aglobal team of more than 11,000+ passionate people, world-class technology anda can-do attitude. We currently operate in 316 branches across 26 countries. Weare one big family, and we are fiercely protective of our deep-rooted identity. Visit mainfreight.com/australia/en-nz
Master Builders Association of NSW
Master Builders Association of New South Wales is the leading building and construction industry in NSW. As a not-for-profit organisation we are at the heart of the building industry. Through our registered Group Training Organisation (GTO), we provide Apprenticeship Services that connect apprentices of many trades with our network of training employers. Master Builders have a unique Pre Apprenticeship Program with a holistic approach preparing you to become the best quality 1st-year carpentry apprentice. Carpentry apprentices can strive to achieve their goal of a carpentry trade qualification (CPC30211 Certificate III in Carpentry) at our Education Centre located in Sydney’s Baulkham Hills. Start building your career today. Visitmbaapprenticeship.com.au
Mathematical Association of NSW (MANSW)
Provides a range of services to teachers and students and promotes mathematics teaching as a rewarding and challenging career. HSC resources include a book of HSC Examinations with worked solutions and a series of HSC revision lectures for students in the July holidays in Sydney.
Online HSC Revision Program for Students: self-paced access anytime online HSC revision programs available for students studying Mathematics Standard 2 or Mathematics Advanced. These are high-quality self-paced revision courses for students. The courses contain video tutorials, worked solutions, downloadable notes and self-marking quizzes. Visit mansw.nsw
McCarroll's Automotive Group
Follow your automotive passion – professionally. McCarroll's Automotive Group are in search for aspiring 1st year apprentice technicians, wanting to kickstart and grow their career in the automotive industry. As one of Australia’s leading prestige dealership groups, we offer full support, on-the-job training, great advancement opportunities and state-of-the-art facilities. Discover how you can join our McCarroll's team. Visit mccarrolls.com.au
MedEntry UCAT Prep
An organisation committed to helping students gain entry into health science courses. Established and run by academics and doctors, MedEntry is the only government accredited and trusted UCAT educational institution. We are the UCAT test specialists and provide top quality focused training for UCAT, interviews and university entry. We offer numerous resources and one-on-one tuition. Phone 03 9359 9960 or visit medentry.edu.au
MEGT Australia
MEGT is an Australian not-for-profit organisation which has been supporting apprentices and trainees since 1982. We’re here to help future apprentices and trainees find the career pathway that’s right for them. Our free services include sign-up of apprentices and trainees, assistance with government financial incentives that may be available, access to our free online job board and employer/job seeker toolkits, ongoing mentoring and support for apprentices and trainees. We place the right people in the right jobs to fill skills gaps and future-proof Australian workforces. Visit megt.com.au
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MIT Sydney
MIT Sydney in the Sydney CBD offers industry accredited degrees with a specialised focus on Business and IT Networking. These courses embrace the most relevant and up-to-date methods in use across industry today! Students can choose to major in accounting, marketing, management, digital marketing or cyber security.Embedded into every degree are real-world projects in the business and IT industries so students have plenty of opportunities to be challenged 1:1 to think differently. There’s 1:1 careers advice, interactive workshops, industry internships and more all at MIT Sydney. MIT Sydney’s city centre campus has everything you need to excel in your studies. High-tech computer labs, fast wireless internet, library, plus plenty of study spaces and places to chill out. Step outside your lectures to discover the vibe of Sydney’s centre. Phone 02 8267 1400 or visit mit.edu.au
Monash University
For more than 60 years, we’ve been working to change the world. We're tackling climate change, developing new drugs to save millions of lives, using virtual reality to treat addiction, bringing sight to the visually impaired, and so much more. Our work improves health, solves complex global challenges and empowers whole communities. We're working everyday to create real, lasting global change and we encourage and challenge our students to be at the forefront of innovating for a better future. Combining world-leading teaching, research, facilities and experiences, Monash University ranks in the world’s top 100 universities. Your journey starts here: monash.edu
Montessori Academy
Montessori Academy isa leading early childhood education provider with 50+ centers across NSW/ACTand VIC. We foster independence, creativity, and a global perspective,creating a community dedicated to exceptional Montessori education. Join us inshaping the future of education, unlocking each child's potential. Visit montessoriacademy.com.au
Motor Traders' Association of NSW
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NAATI (Translating and Interpreting)
NAATI is the national standards and certifying authority for translators and interpreters in Australia. We certify people wishing to work as a translator or interpreter. Talk to us about the steps to becoming certified in your language and contribute to our vision of a connected community without language barriers. Visit naati.com.au
National Art School
The National Art School is Australia’s oldest visual arts institution, acknowledged nationally and internationally as a centre of excellence for the provision of higher education and research, scholarship and professional practice in contemporary art. Our academics are all distinguished practising artists and art historians. Visit nas.edu.au
National Fashion College
National Fashion College is changing the way we shape and provide education. Our courses have been designed to offer students the opportunity to explore all elements of the fashion world. This unique way of learning allows students the chance to explore a variety of industries that will shape their career. Collaborating with leading industry experts, our bespoke content has been designed and delivered by respected fashion industry leaders. All students are guaranteed fashion internships and work experience, as well as the opportunity to assist at Australian and New York Fashion Week. Visit nationalfashioncollege.com
National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA)
Founded in 1958, NIDA is one of the most respected performing arts schools in the world. Their unique practice-based and personalised learning experience, unparalleled rigour, fearless culture of innovation and deep industry connection has produced some of the most influential and in-demand storytellers. NIDA offers an unmatched range and depth of industry-relevant training across performing arts disciplines including acting, costume, costume, cultural leadership, design, directing, make-up, musical theatre, props, scenic construction, stage management, technical theatre, voice and writing. Visit
NECA Training and Apprenticeships
NECA Group Training is one of the largest employers of electrical apprentices in NSW. It was founded in 1988 by the National Electrical Communication Association, (NECA) to promote the recruitment and employment of apprentices into the electrical and telecommunication trades. NECA Group Training apprentices are placed with electrical contractors (host trainer) to gain on-the-job practical training and attend TAFE NSW to obtain technical skills. You will earn as you learn and will not accumulate a HECS debt. Phone 02 9744 2754 or visit necagt.com.au
Netstrata
Netstrata is a dynamic leader in strata management, dedicated to enhancing the living experience of communities across NSW. With a reputation for excellence and a commitment to innovation, Netstrata is a thriving hub of opportunity for those seeking to make a significant impact in the property management industry. Join us at the Netstrata Recruitment Exhibition to explore a world of exciting career prospects. From property management experts to administrative geniuses, we're on the lookout for passionate individuals ready to shape the future of community living. Visit netstrata.com.au
NSW Ambulance
NSW Ambulance is an integral part of the NSW Health System delivering mobile health services and providing high quality clinical care, rescue and retrieval services to those people of NSW with emergency and medical health needs. Visit ambulance.nsw.gov.au
NSW Department of Education - School Counselling Service
NSW Department of Education - Teach NSW
At the NSW Department of Education, we deliver high-quality public education to two-thirds of the NSW student population. Working as a teacher in the largest education system in Australia, you’ll have the ability to make a difference whilst also benefiting from both career development and leadership progression opportunities. The department offers flexibility of employment, generous leave provisions and a variety of diverse school contexts, including schools in rural and remote NSW which attract additional benefits and incentives. As a beginning teacher, you will be supported with dedicated mentoring from experienced teachers and additional release time to observe and learn. To find out more about how teaching can open doors for you, visit https://tinyurl.com/TeachingOpensDoors
NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA)
At the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA), the education and wellbeing of students is at the heart of our work. We work with NSW schools, teachers, the community and parents/carers to improve student achievement. NESA supports and encourages teaching that inspires children, recognises diversity, improves student outcomes through excellence in teaching qualifications and professional development. NESA writes, marks and manages the NSW Higher School Certificate (HSC). We produce resources especially developed to help students to learn, including the HSC Exam Workbooks. The Workbooks can be reviewed and purchased at the Expo. They can also be accessed from the NESA Shop shop.nesa.nsw.edu.au. Experienced teachers will be available to answer questions at the HSC and Careers Expo. Visit educationstandards.nsw.edu.au
NSW Police Force - Recruitment
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Office of the Student Identifiers Registrar
Your Unique Student Identifier (USI) is your individual education number for life. It also creates a Government authenticated record of your vocational education and training (VET) achievements. You need a USI if you are a student studying nationally recognised Vocational Education and Training (VET), seeking a VET student loan, a higher education student seeking a HELP loan or Commonwealth Supported Place, a higher education student graduating. Without a USI, students will not be able to receive their statement of attainment, qualification, or award. If you are thinking of going to uni next year, you will need a USI and creating one is quick and easy. All you need is one form of identification. Visit our website -
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Pascal Press
Pascal Press has been publishing quality educational resources for teachers, students and parents for over 30 years. We are the leading Australian publisher of home-study materials including our trusted educational Excel range, used in schools across Australia. The Excel series includes an extensive range of in-depth study guides for HSC courses in NSW and has been used by students, teachers and tutors to achieve HSC success for over 20 years. Visit pascalpress.com.au
Peter Stevens Motorcycles
Established in 1970, Peter Stevens Motorcycles, is your experienced and trusted motorcycle retailer focused upon delivering an exceptional customer experience and a life-long engagement through ensuring we have “Everything for the Ride”, on the road, in the dirt and across the water. Peter Stevens Motorcycle dealerships are world class facilities that are located in Dandenong, Ringwood, Geelong and Adelaide. We have long standing brand relationships including having represented the following franchises, Honda, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Triumph, Yamaha, Piaggio and Vespa, KTM, Sea-doo and Can Am, Aprilia and Moto Guzzi and Gas Gas. In addition to motorcycles, we are also a valued partner of BRP and represent their market leading watercraft product Sea-Doo, they’re off road utilities Can-Am and the on road Spyder range. We stock a large and diverse range of pre-owned motorcycles, selling approximately 2,000 units per year. We have an extensive range of genuine and aftermarket parts, the best accessories range of riding and safety gear, stocked within our dealership premises, combined with the convenience of our online store available 24/7 to shop as well fully equipped service centres. Peter Stevens Motorcycles have knowledgeable, experienced, friendly and specially trained people who are passionate about making sure our valued customers have everything they need for their ride. Its more than just a job to them, it’s about living a lifestyle of fun, freedom and exhilaration and being part of the Peter Stevens Motorcycle tribe. Visit
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Queensland Police Service
As a Queensland police officer, you can have one career with endless opportunities. With a generous training salary and cost of living allowance, you will earn while you learn as a recruit. Plus, you may be eligible for additional financial incentives and free accommodation while living at police academies. Visit policerecruit.qld.gov.au to take the first steps towards a challenging and rewarding career.
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Real Estate Training Solutions
For over 19 years Real Estate Training Solutions (RETS) RTO ID 90897, has provided the property sector in NSW with quality, flexible property training in both the real estate and strata sectors. From entry level and traineeship courses through to professional development and licence courses, RETS have the property training solutions for you. Visit rets.com.au
Reserve Bank of Australia
The Reserve Bank is Australia’s central bank. It is a national institution that serves the Australian people by conducting monetary policy, maintaining stability in the financial system and promoting efficiency and competition in the payments system. The Reserve Bank also issues Australia’s banknotes and provides banking services to the Australian Government. In 2016, the Reserve Bank established its public education program to support Economics educators and students across Australia. Visit rba.gov.au
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SAE Creative Media Institute
SAE has been delivering outstanding education since 1976. We have set the benchmark for Higher Education and VET qualifications in creative media because we know these industries and we know how to train industry-ready graduates. SAE has 47 campuses in 23 countries. Our courses are Australian Government accredited and internationally recognised. We love what we do and we are committed to the provision of education options that challenge, develop and inspire. You can book a personalised tour of our campus at https://sae.edu.au/whats-on/campus-tours/ or call us on 1800 723 338
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Screenwise - Film and TV School for Actors
Screenwise, Australia's leading film and tv school for actors, provides a wide range of industry-celebrated courses for emerging and professional actors. Screenwise is a government accredited RTO that offers state-of-the-art resources and industry-relevant training that is delivered by award-winning actors, directors and casting consultants working across Australia and the globe. The Advanced Diploma of Screen Acting (10869NAT) offers acting and drama students a widely celebrated training package that has a proven track record for career success in the film and television industry. RTO provider code 91699. Visit screenwise.com.au
SEDA Group
SEDA Group offer industry-based dual diploma qualifications connected to elite sporting organisations. Our connections will provide opportunities to build networks, learn from leading industry experts, and provide a pathway to a range of careers. You will have the opportunity to study curriculum linked to the sports industry, undertake practical placement, run major projects, and participate in high-performance activities, designed to further develop your skills and experience. Our NSW partners include Sydney FC, Western Sydney Wanderers, Sydney Kings, Netball NSW, Penrith Panthers. Visit seda.edu.au/programs
SFC Pilot Academy Tamworth
Ready to kick-start your career? Sydney Flight College delivers the flying and theory components of the AVI50219 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot Licence – Aeroplane), AVI50419Diploma of Aviation (Flight Instructor) and AVI50519 Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating) courses. These are full-time accredited courses which integrate aeronautical knowledge training and practical flying training and are designed for students wanting to make a career out of being a pilot. With a 50-year history in training pilots, our students and instructors have a passion for flying. Visit sfcaero.com.au
Southern Cross Catholic College
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Southern Cross University
Southern Cross University is a dynamic, multi-campus university with big ideas that are making an international impact. Ranked in the world’s top 150 young universities*, the university is proud of being flexible and innovative, with an interactive online learning environment and purpose-built contemporary campuses housing state-of-the-art facilities, located at the Gold Coast in Queensland, and in Lismore and Coffs Harbour in New South Wales. All are unique regions renowned for their natural beauty and ecological diversity, providing living laboratories for learning and creative hubs for artistic endeavour. *Times Higher Education Young University Rankings 2020. Phone 1800 626 481 or visit scu.edu.au
SW Education
One of the leading Australian agencies provides education consultations to international students with 100% QEAC-licensed counsellors. We also support students with career choices, hunting scholarships, and getting into internship programs. Visit sweducation.com.au
Sydney Actors School and Sydney Film School
Sydney Actors School has a clear vision; we are about providing the most personalised, hands-on, practical training in acting. We are a Sydney based acting school described as a creative hub for actors and musical theatre performers. Students are trained in acting for the stage and screen. Students also gain the technical skills in how to work behind the camera to create their own work. Sydney Actors School offers a two year Advanced Diploma in Acting and a one year Diploma of Musical Theatre.
Sydney Film School was founded to teach the essential filmmaking ‘tools’ necessary for a successful career in the global film industry. It is an intense training experience where our students learn how to be filmmakers. Through producing and crewing a significant number of films, students gain both the skills to be employed by the industry and create their own productions. Sydney Film School offers a one year Diploma of Screen and Media.
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Sydney Design School
We make spaces, we shape experiences, we transform lives. Sydney Design School is Australia's award-winning interior design school. We’re passionate about providing a cutting-edge, industry-focused education and a personal, inspiring experience. Our Diploma and Advanced Diploma of Interior Design qualifications are accredited by the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA), VET Student Loan approved and recognised by the Design Institute of Australia (DIA). Join us in January or July and get qualified in 12-24 months with no ATAR required. You’ll graduate with a professional portfolio of residential and commercial projects and a direct pathway into the Bachelor of Interior Architecture (Honours) at UNSW. We offer a Designer for a Day workshop for high school students who are curious about a future in interiors. If you are going into Year 11, talk to your Careers Advisor about our Certificate III in Design Fundamentals EVET course, offered in our studios and online during the school holidays. You’ll learn the foundations skills to start your future in design and gain direct entry into our school. Visit sydneydesignschool.com
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TAFE NSW
TAFE NSW is the leading provider of vocational education and training in Australia. Each year, more than 430,000 students enrol in our courses and training. We aim to skill the workforce for the future through high quality, personalised education and training. TAFE NSW has a great reputation for industry and business partnerships. These connections ensure our students get the highest level of practical training, meaning we can provide a high quality, job-ready workforce. We are constantly adapting our courses and facilities to suit local community and industry needs. TAFE NSW is a strong and trusted brand that has been delivering training for more than 130 years. TAFE Digital is part of TAFE NSW, the largest online education provider in Australia. We are innovators in the digital era, breaking new ground in online learning to provide you with superior knowledge and skills to get the job you want. Visit tafensw.edu.au
The Association of Independent Schools of New South Wales
AISNSW is a peak body, and we work in advocacy to support the diverse membership of Independent school leaders and their communities in NSW who have chosen to join our Association. Our priorities are supporting their needs and requests to meet government and regulatory authorities' standards and compliance requirements, manage workplace and legal matters, accredit teachers and offer support in educational leadership, research and practice.Visit aisnsw.edu.au
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The Bridge Gap Year
Adulting can be tricky. The Bridge gap year at SMBC is an awesome adventure that helpsyou cross from school to the world beyond. It’s a place where you can deepenyour faith and knowledge of the Bible, grow together with peers of a similarage, explore God’s amazing world and where Jesus might be leading you in it.Experience the difference one year can make to your growth as a student ofGod’s word and development as a global Christian. Tosee what you could be doing in 2024, check out Instagram.com/thebridgegapyear or visit thebridge.smbc.edu.au
The French Beauty Academy
The Hotel School Australia
Launch your career in business, tourism, and hotel management at the prestigious Hotel School. As the only hotel school in Australia formed through a unique partnership between industry and education, The Hotel School combines academic excellence and innovation from Southern Cross University with industry expertise from an innovative investment group, Mulpha Australia. Students can study undergraduate and postgraduate courses across three CBD campuses in Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, or Hayman Island. Visit hotelschool.scu.edu.au
The Law Society of NSW
The Law Society ofNSW is the largest membership organisation for solicitors and law students inNSW with over 33,000 members in the profession. As a co-regulator, the lawsociety provides a range of services including professional development,events, educational resources and support for solicitors. Student membership iscomplimentary for those studying law. Visit lawsociety.com.au
The University of Melbourne
The University of Melbourne has been at the leading edge of global research, discovery and learning for more than 170 years. We are currently ranked the number one university in Australia and number 14 globally (QS World University Rankings 2024), and our graduates are among the world’s most employable. Our University community is one where diversity and inclusion are celebrated, where you have equal access to opportunities to fulfil your potential. You’ll be encouraged to see the world from different perspectives, learn to connect thoughts and ideas, find innovative solutions to problems and put them into practice. The Melbourne curriculum is a distinctive approach to education that empowers students to direct their own learning experience. You can start with a bachelors degree in one of seven disciplines – arts, biomedicine, commerce, design, fine arts, music or science – offering the flexibility to structure the degree your way. Choosing from more than 100 study areas, you’ll add contrasting and complementary subjects, depending on your own interests. Alternatively, you can choose to study a specialist degree in agriculture or oral health, where the course structure is fixed and aligned specifically to your chosen discipline. Undergraduate study at Melbourne is a unique opportunity to tailor your degree to your own aspirations, while being supported to find new strengths and passions. You’ll graduate with a broader knowledge base, as well as the career-ready skills and experience to set you apart, wherever your future takes you. Visit study.unimelb.edu
The University of Notre Dame Australia
Thousands of students have chosen the no. 1 university in Australia for overall employment of graduates*. You can too. At Notre Dame University, we're here to empower you to make a difference by immersing you in an intellectual tradition that has inspired the world's best thinkers for centuries. Our lecturers are industry professionals and leaders in their fields, who offer practical, career-focused learning to help you grow and achieve your goals. Visit notredame.edu.au/sydney
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The University of Sydney
Considering a medical degree? The University of Sydney is now offering the four-year postgraduate Doctor of Medicine program at the School of Rural Health in Dubbo. The program is delivered in state-of-the-art teaching facilities including simulation suites, learning studios, tutorial rooms, and a lecture theatre, and utilises the latest in medical education technology including 3D modelling and virtual and augmented reality. Students in Dubbo enjoy the benefits of a lower cost of living in a regional centre, a relaxed lifestyle and easier commuting while receiving clinical exposure in the newly redeveloped Dubbo Hospital. Students in the Dubbo Stream enjoy the same medical education as their peers in Sydney with the unique advantages of smaller class sizes, more face-to-face time with clinicians and tutors, while being supported by a dedicated community of medical professionals. Every year, 24 places in the Dubbo Stream are available to first-year students eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place. Pathways are available for Indigenous students and those from rural backgrounds. Subsidised onsite accommodation is available for first-year students in the Dubbo Stream. Visit sydney.edu.au
The University of Sydney School of Rural Health
Considering a medical degree? The University of Sydney is now offering the four-year postgraduate Doctor of Medicine program at the School of Rural Health in Dubbo. The program is delivered in state-of-the-art teaching facilities including simulation suites, learning studios, tutorial rooms, and a lecture theatre, and utilises the latest in medical education technology including 3D modelling and virtual and augmented reality. Students in Dubbo enjoy the benefits of a lower cost of living in a regional centre, a relaxed lifestyle and easier commuting while receiving clinical exposure in the newly redeveloped Dubbo Hospital. Students in the Dubbo Stream enjoy the same medical education as their peers in Sydney with the unique advantages of smaller class sizes, more face-to-face time with clinicians and tutors, while being supported by a dedicated community of medical professionals. Every year, 24 places in the Dubbo Stream are available to first-year students eligible for a Commonwealth Supported Place. Pathways are available for Indigenous students and those from rural backgrounds. Subsidised onsite accommodation is available for first-year students in the Dubbo Stream. Visit sydney.edu.au
The Women's College within The University of Sydney
The Women's College within The University of Sydney is a globally connected, secular, residential community of female scholars, the first to be established in Australia in 1892, situated on the campus of The University of Sydney. We offer unrivalled opportunities for enhanced academic, leadership, cultural, sporting and professional development for our students. Each year, approximately 280 residents and 50 affiliate (non-resident) students come together as a purposeful community to live, socialise and study together. Through membership of the College, students benefit from a strong network of friends whose collective energy and motivation ensures a dynamic and vibrant experience of university life. Visit thewomenscollege.edu.au
Torrens University Australia
As the country’s fastest-growing university, Torrens University Australia brings a fresh approach to higher education. With employability at the centre of everything we do, we offer industry-relevant courses in business, design and creative technology, health and hospitality, delivered on campus, online and as a blend of both. Students are supported every step of the way by a passionate network of industry leaders, whose personalised approach to teaching ensures they develop strong, relevant skills. Our national campus network, flexible study options and partnership placements allow students to tailor their learning journey and find a career they love. Phone 1300 575 803, email futurestudents@torrens.edu.au or visit torrens.edu.au
Toyota Australia - Body & Paint
Toyota Body & Paint is a distinguished authorised repairer network of Toyota, Australia’s largest car-selling brand, dedicated to providing exceptional automotive repairs. Quality is our top priority. We employ the best people who undergo continuous training to stay updated on the latest repair techniques and technologies. Repairing and restoring vehicle bodies to their original condition is in our repairer’s DNA. Apart from offering apprenticeships to develop technical body & paint skills to its highest level, our repairers can open a career pathway for you and it’s imperative to us we make sure you have a great employment experience. Toyota technicians have the right technology, the right tools, and the right training. Embark on a rewarding career with Toyota Body & Paint and become part of a dynamic team dedicated to excellence. Visit toyota.com.au/owners/accident-repairs
Transit Systems
Transit Systems NSW is part of the Australian Public Transport Division of Kelsian Group. We operate three regions under contract for the NSW Government – our newly acquired Region 2 which includes the Bradbury, Macquarie Fields and Smeaton Grange depots, our newly expanded Region 3 which includes the Bankstown, Hoxton Park, Smithfield and South Granville depots, and Region 6 which includes the Burwood, Kingsgrove, Leichhardt and Tempe depots.Transit Systems NSW is the largest bus operator in Sydney, with an operating network extending from Bondi Junction in the east to Camden in the southwest, servicing major urban centres including the CBD, Burwood, Parramatta, Bankstown, Liverpool and Campbelltown. Transit Systems NSW has job vacancies in the following fields:
bus drivers, auto electricians, heavy vehicle mechanics, body repairers. We also offer apprenticeships in mechanics, body repairing and auto electrics. Transit Systems NSW employs over 2,400 staff and operates more than 1,200 buses across a network which provided more than 50 million customer journeys last year. Visit jointransit.com.au or transitsystems.com.au.
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Uni Costs
UniCosts.com believes that tertiary education is transformational, it opens the door to a brighter future.
UniCosts is a free comparison site to help students, parents and teachers understand the likely costs of different courses and degree levels in Australia. The aim is to help domestic and international students embark on their higher educational journeys empowered by making great financial decisions.Visit unicosts.com
Universities Admissions Centre
UAC, the Universities Admissions Centre, was established in 1995 and is the largest tertiary admissions centre in Australia. Owned by universities in NSW and the ACT, our mission is to provide excellence in admissions services and promote equity of access to tertiary education. Central to that mission is our belief in the value of education and our commitment to providing opportunities in higher education for all members of our community. We're not-for-profit and driven by a strong culture of servicing the needs of all our stakeholders. Phone 02 9752 0200 or visit uac.edu.au
University of Canberra
The University of Canberra is one of Australia's most innovative tertiary institutions, world-ranked, with regional, national and international reach. We are a high-growth, creative and energetic university that values innovation and collaboration. We offer over 200 courses with a focus on integrating theory with real-world work experience, making our graduates some of the most employable and highly paid in the country. Visit canberra.edu.au
University of New England
As Australia’s oldest regional university, the University of New England (UNE) is based in Armidale on the Northern Tablelands of NSW. While based regionally UNE is a globally networked university that is renowned for the quality of its student experience and the excellence of its research specialisations. Currently UNE has over 26,000 students and 1,200 academic and general staff. UNE is the highest rated Australian university for student satisfaction. CANSTAR Blue awarded UNE ‘Most Satisfied Students’ in the National Universities, Online Universities and NSW Universities categories in 2022. In addition UNE is the only Australian public university awarded the maximum 5 stars for Overall Experience 17 years in a row by the Good Universities Guide. UNE’s focus is providing students with a personal and flexible approach to learning. UNE offers more than 200 courses at undergraduate, postgraduate coursework and higher degree research levels with options to study on campus or online. Whether it’s our commitment to teaching quality, the excellent employment outcomes of our graduates, or our reputation for providing an exceptional student experience, UNE is consistently recognised as outstanding Australian university. Visit une.edu.au/study/courses
University of Newcastle
At the University of Newcastle, you’ll find a community of passionate entrepreneurs and artists, scientists and advocates. Wherever you come from, and whatever your passion, we are here to help you pursue it. Maybe you will join our 300+ scientists and researchers working to discover renewable energy solutions. You might advocate for the rights of refugees, or make your start-up dream a reality. Maybe you will join one of our 80+ clubs, societies and sports teams to meet people who share your passions and interests – and make lifelong friendships. Across our campuses in Newcastle, the Central Coast, Sydney and Singapore, the University of Newcastle has more than 37,000 students from 106 countries, with a focus on equity and developing our next generation of socially oriented leaders, entrepreneurs and innovators. We’re proud to be ranked in the top 175 universities in the world and in the top 30 universities globally for impact. We believe to make real impact you need real world understandings. That is why all our degrees offer incredible hands-on experiences and career-ready placements to give our students a head start in their careers. And with a 5-star rating for Social Equity, we celebrate all the diverse skills, backgrounds, and perspectives you bring to the table. So, come join us. Bring your ideas, your experiences, and your energy. Together, we might just change the world for good. There’s a place for you at the University of Newcastle. Visit newcastle.edu.au
University of Tasmania
Our island is home to a caring, creative and collaborative community. No matter where you join us from, we'll make sure you have a hands-on education, filled with adventure. Visit utas.edu.au
University of Wollongong
As a student at UOW,you'll receive a quality education and be supported to do your best. It's whyour students have rated us as the top university in NSW for skills development(GUG 2022). UOW is here to open doors and support your choices, while giving youthe freedom and resources to chase your dream career. You'll gain an edge in acompetitive job market by graduating with the tools necessary to solve complexsocial, environmental and economic issues. In fact, UOW graduates are rankedthe best employees in Australia (QILT Employer Satisfaction Survey 2021). Visit uow.edu.au
UNSW Aviation
With over 25 years of experience, UNSW Aviation’s programs are designed in partnership with industry to prepare you for a rewarding career in both technical and management roles. Gaining a globally recognised degree from the highest ranked university with a standalone school of aviation offering education, flight training and research, distinguishes you as a graduate. It will also give you the critical and transferrable knowledge and skills to lead and shape the industry to a sustainable future. UNSW is the only University with our own in-house Flight Training School and fleet of aeroplanes servicing the Sydney Basin. Our staff will be on hand to speak with you about UNSW's Flying and Aviation Management courses as well as our exciting new program in RPAS. Learn about the wide range of careers in Aviation and what is possible with a UNSW degree. Visit unsw.edu.au/science/our-schools/aviation
UNSW Sydney
UNSW Sydney is one of the leading universities in Australia, renowned for the quality of our graduates and our commitment to new and creative approaches to education and research. We have over 59,000 students from over 135 different countries studying across our three distinct campuses. We offer over 700 undergraduate and postgraduate programs across the areas of art and design, arts and social sciences, built environment, business, engineering, law, medicine, science and UNSW Canberra at ADFA. Visit futurestudents.unsw.edu.au to begin your journey and discover our vibrant community.
UQ Skills
UQ Skills offers innovative applied education and training programs that equip graduates with the high-calibre skills they need to excel.We deliver nationally accredited and unaccredited vocational training online, face to face at our St Lucia and Gatton campuses, and at partnership locations across Australia. Explore our range of study options in agriculture and rural operations, animal and veterinary care, business and leadership, engineering and manufacturing technology and health. UQ Skills is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO #1511) within The University of Queensland. Visit uqskills.uq.edu.au
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Western Sydney International Airport
Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport is the catalyst for the creation of a new era of jobs and economic opportunities here in Western Sydney. We’re building a new airport for all of Sydney, but one that is proudly at home in one of the most vibrant and exciting regions in Australia, Western Sydney. We are proud that around half of the workforce building Western Sydney International are from the local community.Work to build Western Sydney International is well underway. The project is now at peak construction, with thousands of people working on the site to build the passenger terminal and runway.The construction of Sydney’s new airport is creating training and upskilling opportunities that will set young locals up with skills for lifelong employment with one-third of our workforce currently learning on the job as trainees, graduates, apprentices or workers training to upgrade their qualifications and skills. As well as all the jobs at the airport, Western Sydney International will be the catalyst for even more high quality jobs to be created across the region. Young people across Western Sydney can look forward to realising their potential right here, living and working in their own community, with unlimited possibilities for what they can achieve. Visit wsaco.com.au
Western Sydney University
Western Sydney University values academic excellence, integrity and the pursuit of knowledge. Ranked in the top 2% of unis in the world, we are globally focused, research-led and committed to making a positive impact on the communities we engage with. With multiple campuses located in the heart of one of Australia's fastest growing economic regions, we offer unlimited potential to students with the talent, drive and ambition to succeed. Visit westernsydney.edu.au
William Angliss Institute (Sydney)
William Angliss Institute has been inspiring people with a passion for foods, tourism, hospitality and events since 1940. Its state of the art campus in Sydney's Surry Hills offers a range of full time courses, including a dual diploma and commercial cookery, patisserie and hospitality qualifications as well as short courses. Phone 02 9125 5111, email trainingnsw@angliss.edu.au or visit angliss.edu.au/sydney
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Admission
General Admission bookings for our 2025 Expo will open on Monday 3 February 2025!
•General Admission is $15 per person, online pre-purchase only
•$35.00 for families of 3 members including at least one parent, online pre-purchase only•School group discounts available•Children 14 and under free
•Parking available in the Secure Carpark, P1, opposite the Expo venue. See Secure Parking Sydney Olympic Park website for current parking rates•See our full Conditions of Entry for General Admission
Seminars
The Western Sydney Careers Expo 2025 Seminar Program* will be posted here in March 2025. Meanwhile check out our 2024 Seminar Program on topics including:
•HSC subjects including English and Maths•Subject selection advice for year 10 students from UAC•ATAR advice for years 11 and 12 students from UAC•How your results are calculated information from NESA•Tertiary course information from providers
•Course, career, study, employment and training advice•Employment opportunities
*Seminar Progam subject to change. Seating at the seminars is on a first come, first served basis.Be quick!
Recording of presentations (in any format) is NOT PERMITTED. Note taking is welcome at these live presentations but presentations will not be shared.
Thursday 27 June 2024
Find out which seminars are being presented on Thursday 27 June 2024
10.00 - 10.45
Find out which seminars are being presented at 10.00am on Thursday 27 June 2024
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Careers in the creative industries.
Academy of Interactive Entertainment
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Teach with the NSW Department of Education.
NSW Department of Education - Teach NSW
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Careers in the screen industry.
Australian Film, Television and Radio School
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Be a part of this exciting new travel era in NSW!!!
Western Sydney Airport
10.45 - 11.30
Find out which seminars are being presented at 10.45am on Thursday 27 June 2024
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HSC English: Paper 2, Module C - Craft of Writing, Standard and Advanced.
Jane Sherlock, English Teachers’ Association NSW (ETA NSW)
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Advice and study tips for HSC Mathematics examinations.
Mathematical Association of NSW (MANSW)
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A career in the NSW Police Force offers challenge, interest, variety and a chance to make a difference.
NSW Police Force - Recruitment
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The Notre Dame difference: what’s different about studying at Notre Dame?
The University of Notre Dame Australia
11.30 - 12.15
Find out which seminars are being presented at 11.30am on Thursday 27 June 2024
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The ATAR and subject selection: advice for year 10 students.
Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)
Room 2
The ATAR and applying through UAC: information for students in years 11
and 12.
Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)
Room 3
Defence Force careers and university pathways.
ADF Careers
Room 4
Study a TAFE NSW degree and graduate with a qualification that will change your future and help you to get the job you want.
TAFE NSW
12.15 - 1.00
Find out which seminars are being presented at 12.15pm on Thursday 27 June 2024
Room 1
HSC English: revisiting the Common Module for the trial examination.
Jane Sherlock, English Teachers’ Association NSW (ETA NSW)
Room 2
Advice and study tips for HSC Mathematics examinations.
Mathematical Association of NSW (MANSW)
Room 3
Your journey to UNSW.
UNSW Sydney
Room 4
We want your passion, not your ATAR: find out how Torrens University can help you find a career you’ll love.
Torrens University Australia
1.00 - 1.45
Find out which seminars are being presented at 1.00pm on Thursday 27 June 2024
Room 1
NESA explains: a presentation for HSC STUDENTS - how your HSC results are calculated.
NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA)
Room 2
NESA explains: a presentation for HSC TEACHERS - understanding HSC results in
a Standards Referenced Framework.
NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA)
Room 3
Pathways to law.
The Law Society of NSW
Room 4
Early entry and adjustment factors at ACU.
Australian Catholic University
Friday 28 June 2024
Find out which seminars are being presented on Friday 28 June 2024
10.00 - 10.45
Find out which seminars are being presented at 10.00am on Friday 28 June 2024
Room 1
Teach with the NSW Department of Education.
NSW Department of Education - Teach NSW
Room 2
Study a TAFE NSW degree and graduate with a qualification that will change your future and help you to get the job you want.
TAFE NSW
Room 3
Turn your ideas into a creative career.
Academy of Interactive Technology
Room 4
The ICMS difference: bachelor’s degrees with included professional placements - for credit.
International College of Management, Sydney
10.45 - 11.30
Find out which seminars are being presented at 10.45am on Friday 28 June 2024
Room 1
HSC English: Paper 2, Module C - Craft of Writing, Standard and Advanced.
Dianne Berios, English teacher
St George Girls High School
Room 2
Advice and study tips for HSC Mathematics examinations.
Mathematical Association of NSW (MANSW)
Room 3
A career in the NSW Police Force offers challenge, interest, variety and a chance to make a difference.
NSW Police Force - Recruitment
Room 4
The uni years: a Charles Sturt student’s story.
Charles Sturt University
11.30 - 12.15
Find out which seminars are being presented at 11.30am on Friday 28 June 2024
Room 1
The ATAR and subject selection: advice for year 10 students.
Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)
Room 2
The ATAR and applying through UAC: information for students in years 11 and 12.
Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)
Room 3
Defence Force careers and university pathways.
ADF Careers
Room 4
Why Western?
Western Sydney University
12.15 - 1.00
Find out which seminars are being presented at 12.15pm on Friday 28 June 2024
Room 1
HSC English: revisiting the Common Module for the trial examination.
Dianne Berios, English teacher
St George Girls High School
Room 2
Advice and study tips for HSC Mathematical examinations.
Mathematical Association of NSW (MANSW)
Room 3
You’re more than your ATAR.
Macquarie University
Room 4
Making a career in the creative industries.
JMC Academy
1.00 - 1.45
Find out which seminars are being presented at 1.00pm on Friday 28 June 2024
Room 1
NESA explains: a presentation for HSC STUDENTS - how your HSC results are calculated.
NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA)
Room 2
NESA explains: a presentation for HSC TEACHERS - understanding HSC results in a Standards Referenced Framework.
NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA)
Room 3
Follow your heart: join NSW Ambulance for the most rewarding career imaginable
NSW Ambulance
Room 4
Launch your future in fashion! Gain insight into careers, internships and Australian and New York Fashion Weeks.
National Fashion College
Saturday 29 June 2024
Find out which seminars are being presented on Saturday 29 June 2024
10.00 - 10.45
Find out which seminars are being presented at 10.00am on Saturday 29 June 2024
Room 1
The business of hotel management, hospitality, tourism and events.
The Hotel School Australia
Room 2
McCarroll's provides a variety of fantastic career and apprenticeship opportunities for students from sales to management.
McCarroll's Automotive Group
Room 3
Become a pilot: see where the sky will take you.
Sydney Flight College
Room 4
The Women In Construction Movement.
FDC Construction & Fitout
10.45 - 11.30
Find out which seminars are being presented at 10.45am on Saturday 29 June 2024
Room 1
HSC English: Overview Paper 2, Module C - Craft of Writing, Standard and Advanced
plus
HSC English: revisiting the Common Module for the trial examination.
Dianne Berios, English teacher
St George Girls High School
Room 2
Advice and study tips for HSC Mathematics examinations.
Mathematical Association of NSW (MANSW)
Room 3
ABF - Working with us.
Australian Border Force
Room 4
So you want to be a doctor? Q & A on medicine entry.
Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)
11.30 - 12.15
Find out which seminars are being presented at 11.30am on Saturday 29 June 2024
Room 1
The ATAR and subject selection: advice for year 10 students.
Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)
Room 2
The ATAR and applying through UAC: information for students in years 11 and 12.
Universities Admissions Centre (UAC)
Room 3
Defence Force careers and university pathways.
ADF Careers
Room 4
Teach with the NSW Department of Education.
NSW Department of Education - Teach NSW
12.15 - 1.00
Find out which seminars are being presented at 12.15pm on Saturday 29 June 2024
Room 1
NESA explains: a presentation for HSC STUDENTS - how your HSC results are calculated.
NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA)
Room 2
A career in the NSW Police Force offers challenge, interest, variety and a chance to make a difference.
NSW Police Force - Recruitment
Room 3
Study a TAFE NSW degree and graduate with a qualification that will change your future and help you to get the job you want.
TAFE NSW
Room 4
Discover the most supportive, inspiring and creative learning environment possible at SAE.
SAE Creative Media Institute
1.00 - 1.45
Find out which seminars are being presented at 1.00pm on Saturday 29 June 2024
Room 1
Teaching in the independent sector.
The Association of Independent Schools of New South Wales
Room 2
Corporate jobs in construction.
Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors (AIQS)
Room 3
A creative career in interior design.
Sydney Design School
Room 4
Exploring a career in automotive: hear the journey of an apprentice and where they are now.
Autosports Group
School Groups
School Group Bookings for our 2025 event ARE NOW OPEN.
See our Conditions of Entry for Schools.
Book early to secure your preferred attendance day and time!
The Western Sydney Careers Expo 2025 will be held on Thursday 26 June, Friday 27 June and Saturday 28 June, 9am-3pm at The Dome and Hall 2, Sydney Showground, 1 Showground Road, Sydney Olympic Park.
General admission is $15 per person, online bookings only, see Admission page on this website.
A discounted admission of $10 per student (inclusive of all seminars) for pre-booked school groups of 5 or more students is available on Thursday 26 June and Friday 27 June (teachers accompanying their school groups admitted free on the Thursday and Friday).
On Thursday and Friday, students can attend seminars on subjects including English and Maths plus presentations on subject selection for Year 10 students, information on applying through UAC and the ATAR. Seating at the seminars is on a first come, first served basis.
•If bringing a school group, bookings are essential. •Book early as peak arrival times fill quickly. Peak arrival time slots will close as we reach capacity.•School Group Bookings close on the Final Booking Date of Thursday 8 May 2025 unless booked out prior.•Final student numbers must be submitted by Thursday 8 May 2025.
•Payment must be made by Thursday 5 June 2025 (credit card payment only).•No refunds are available for cancellations after Thursday 5 June 2025.•School Group Booking Terms and Conditions apply.•Conditions of Entry apply.
School Group Booking Form 2025
School Group Booking Form 2025
Resources for Courses Pty. Ltd. - Conditions of Entry for Schools
The purpose of these Conditions of Entry is to ensure the enjoyment and safety of all participants at Resources for Courses Pty Ltd Events.
You acknowledge and agree that entry to and attendance at the event is subject to compliance with these Conditions of Entry. You will also be bound by any Conditions of Entry for the relevant event venue.
1. COVID-19
1.1 Stay home if unwell.
1.2 Entry to the event venue is at your own risk.
1.3 In line with eased government public health directives, although mask wearing is not a government mandated requirement for indoor venues, for your own health and safety and that of other attendees we strongly advise you wear a mask in all indoor areas of the venue.
1.4 In line with eased government public health directives, you are no longer required to show proof of full vaccination. However for your own health and safety and that of other attendees we prefer all adults 18 years and over to be fully vaccinated.
1.5 Any person exhibiting signs of illness, cough or fever will be refused entry and asked to isolate.
1.6 You must provide full details including first name, last name, year level, school attending and email address of all attendees to the Event Organiser.
1.7 You must not enter the event venue if you have been directed to self-quarantine by government authorities.
2. Ticketing and Refunds
2.1 You must present your purchased ticket for QR code scanning to gain entry to the event. Event ticket costs are: $10 per student if attending in a pre-booked school group on Thursday or Friday (teachers accompanying school groups to the event on Thursday or Friday may attend free of charge).
2.2 General admission is $15.
2.3 In the event of cancellation of the event due to government restrictions or force majeure event, the Event Organiser may refund the cost of unused tickets. If a refund is made, the Event Organiser will deduct the fee of 10% of the ticket price for its reasonable expenses already incurred including third-party booking fees. If the event is cancelled, please contact the Event Organiser to apply for this refund.
2.4 The Event Organiser reserves the right to amend the dates for holding the event, to close the event or vary its hours, as is necessary or required by law, and to the extent permitted by law will not be liable for any loss to the participant arising from such a change.
3. General Event Conditions
3.1 Persons gaining unauthorised access to the event may be liable for prosecution.
3.2 Those persons accompanying minors at the event are responsible for the care and supervision of those minors at all times. Unaccompanied minors will not be admitted to the event.
3.3 Smoking is not permitted inside the event venue or within 10 metres of the event entrance,or as governed by the event venue.
3.4 Alcohol is not permitted at the event or within the event venue.
3.5 Possession or use of illicit substances within the event venue is prohibited. Any person suspected of possessing, using, being under the influence of or selling illicit substances within the event venue will be ejected from the event venue and referred to police.
3.6 Anti-social behaviour or illegal activity will not be tolerated within the event venue. Refusal to comply with management or security directives will result in ejection from the event venue without entitlement to a refund.
3.7 Weapons of any kind or any other items determined by the Event Organiser to be a risk of injury or public nuisance are not permitted within the event venue.
3.8 Canvassing of visitors or exhibitors at the event is prohibited.
3.9 The Event Organiser reserves the right to ask you to present any bags or parcels carried by you for inspection.
3.10 No segways, bikes, skateboards, personal transportation devices or other bike-like devices to be used within the event venue. This excludes approved motorised wheelchairs and four-wheeled scooters for the disabled and/or elderly which must first be approved by the Event Organiser.
3.11 Dogs or other animals are not permitted within the event venue with the exception of registered guide, hearing or assistance dogs which must first be approved by the Event Organiser.
3.12 Footwear must be worn at all times.
3.13 The Event Organiser reserves the right to refuse entry, or remove any person from within the event venue at any time without notice if it is deemed they present a risk of harm of injury to themselves, other persons or property or otherwise at the Event Organiser’s discretion.
3.14 Except due to the Event Organiser’s negligence or as expressly provided in these Conditions of Entry, the Organiser will not be liable for any injury, loss or damage suffered by you in connection with the event and the event venue, including liability for any injury, loss or damage caused by the Organiser or its employees, contractors or agents.
3.15 In the event that any additional provisions are implied into these terms and conditions by the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 or any other law or regulation in force throughout Australia from time to time, to the extent permitted by law, the Event Organiser’s liability will be limited to the remedies required of the Event Organiser under the applicable law or regulation.
4. Photography
4.1 Photography and/or video equipment, drones or other remote control devices are not permitted within the event venue unless pre-arranged with the Event Organiser.
4.2 The Event Organiser and/or a representative of the Event Organiser will be taking promotional photography and videos at this event for promotional purposes. Visitors and exhibitors who do not wish to be photographed or filmed at the event should advise the photographer or camera person at the event.
4.3 Photographs taken at the event by the Event Organiser and/or a representative of the Event Organiser may be used on social media platforms. Photographs and videos may also be used within promotional material such as newspaper advertisements, TV commercials and other promotional material.
5. Privacy and Other
5.1 The Event Organiser’s Privacy Policy applies to all ticket sales and can be accessed on our website (https://www.resourcesforcourses.com.au/about/privacy-policy/).
5.2 If any part of these Conditions of Entry is held to be unenforceable or invalid, then to the extent possible, the part will be severed from the remaining Conditions, which will continue to be valid to the fullest extent permitted by law.
5.3 The Event Organiser reserves the right to modify or change these Conditions of Entry without notice.
5.4 These Conditions of Entry are governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia. The parties hereby submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of the state of Victoria, Australia
School Group Booking Terms and Conditions
WESTERN SYDNEY CAREERS EXP0 2025
EXPO DATES: Thursday 26 June, Friday 27 June and Saturday 28 June 2025 – Event days
School Group Bookings available for Thursday 26 June and Friday 27 June 2025 only
These terms and conditions are designed to ensure there is no confusion once a School Group Booking Contact makes a School Group Booking to bring a group of students to the Expo in 2025. By submitting a School Group Booking you acknowledge you have read and agree to the following Terms and Conditions.
DEFINITIONS AND KEY DATES:
1. Key Dates
“Final Booking Date” means Thursday 8 May 2025.
“Final Change Date” means Thursday 8 May 2025.
“Final Cancellation Date” means Thursday 8 May 2025.
“Final Invoice Issue Date” means Monday 2 June 2025.
“Final Payment Date” means Thursday 10 June 2025.
2. Definitions
In these terms:
“Attendee” means the person named on the Attendee Spreadsheets provided by the School Group Booking Contact to the Organiser.
“Attendee Information” means the visitor information provided voluntarily to the Exhibitor, including, where applicable, a visitor’s name, school information, year level and email address.
“Attendee Spreadsheet” means the Excel template provided to the School Group Contact by the Organiser on which all attendees, including students and accompanying teachers must be entered.
“Booking Form” means the form completed by the School Group Contact via Expo website.
“Confirmation Email” means the email generated from the Organiser to the School Group Booking Contact once the School Group Booking Form is submitted.
“Exhibitor” includes the Exhibitor’s employees, agents and contractors.
“Expo” means Western Sydney Careers Expo 2025.
“Fee” means the fee payable by the school to the Organiser for its students to attend the Expo, being $10 per student.
“Force Majeure Event” means anything affecting a party outside of that Organiser’s reasonable control, including but not limited to fire, storm or other extreme weather event, flood, earthquake, epidemic, COVID-19, war, invasion, terrorism, civil commotion, blockade or embargo, labour dispute, labour shortage, failure or delay in transportation or supply, or any law, order, proclamation, regulation, ordinance, demand, requisition or requirement or any other act of any government authority.
“Non-Refundable Fee” is a 10% per ticket fee (equivalent to 1 dollar per ticket) to cover the Organiser’s reasonable expenses already incurred including third-party booking fees.
“Organiser” includes the Organiser’s employees, agents and contractors.
“QR Code” means the QR Code that each Attendee will use to gain entry to the Expo. This QR Code contains the Required Student Information/Required Teacher Information.
“Refund” means a refund of the amount paid for a School Group Booking.
“Required Student Information” means first name, last name, school name, email address and year level in 2025 for each student attending the Expo.
“Required Teacher Information” means first name, last name, school name, email address and mobile phone number for each teacher attending the Expo.
“School Group Booking” means a booking to bring a group of year 10, 11 and/or 12 students to the Expo.
“School Group Booking Contact” means the person named as the main contact on the Booking Form and the person with whom the Organiser will liaise.
“Wristband” means the personalised wristband that is produced from supplied attendee information and is the entry 'ticket' to the Expo.
BOOKING, PARTICIPATION AND PAYMENT
3. Once a School Group Booking Contact makes a booking to bring a group of students to the Expo via the Booking Form on our website, the person named as the School Group Booking Contact will instantly receive a Confirmation Email showing the day and time requested in the booking. The day and time requested by the school in its Booking Form is subject to availability. All Bookings must be made by the Final Booking Date.
4. The School Group Booking Contact will be required to submit an Attendee Spreadsheet (you will be provided a template as an attachment when you receive the Confirmation Email) with the Required Student Information and Required Teacher Information by the Final Booking Date.
5. Due to privacy laws, each attendee must wear their own personalised wristband to be scanned on entry to the Expo.
6. An invoice for the Fee will be emailed to the School Group Booking Contact on the Final Invoice Issue Date.
7. The Fee is payable in full by the school by the Final Payment Date.
8. Registered teachers accompanying school groups are admitted to the Expo free of charge.
9. Payment for a School Group Booking can only be made by credit card.
10. If, after completing the Booking Form and receiving the Confirmation Email, the school wishes to change any part of the School Group Booking, this must be done via email by the School Group Booking Contact to the Organiser by the Final Change Date.
11. Any Fee not paid by the Final Payment Date may result in the cancellation of the School Group Booking.
CHANGES TO EXPO
12. The Organiser reserves the right to change the venue for the Expo, to close the Expo or vary its hours, or to vary or add to the format of the Expo (including holding an online event) as is necessary or required by law, and to the extent permitted by law will not be liable for any loss to a school arising from such a change.
CANCELLATION BY SCHOOL GROUP BOOKING CONTACT
13. If a school wishes to cancel a School Group Booking paid by credit card prior to the Final Cancellation Date, a Refund will be provided to the school less the Non-Refundable Fee.
14. No Refunds will be provided if a school wishes to cancel its booking after the Final Cancellation Date for any reason including a Force Majeure Event.
CANCELLATION BY ORGANISER
15. In the event of the cancellation of the Expo by the Organiser for any reason including a Force Majeure Event, the Organiser will provide a Refund for School Group Bookings paid by credit card, less the Non-Refundable Fee.
PRIVACY AND SECURITY
16. No Attendee Information will be shared with a third party by the Organiser unless requested by the relevant health authorities for contact tracing purposes if necessary.
17. If an Attendee chooses to allow an Exhibitor to scan their QR Code voluntarily for the purposes of receiving information from the Exhibitor, the Organiser bears no responsibility for this action.
18. The School Group Booking Contact agrees that the Organiser will contact Attendees using the information provided by the School Group Booking Contact 28 days prior to the event to provide a unique login for our Event Mobile App.
19. All supplied Attendee Information will be deleted from our ticketing system, EventsAIR, 28 days after the final day of the event.
GOVERNING LAW
20. If a provision (or part of it) of these terms and conditions is held to be unenforceable or invalid, then to the extent possible the provision will be severed from the remaining terms, which will continue to be valid to the fullest extent permitted by the applicable law.
21. These terms and conditions are governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia. The parties hereby submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of the state of Victoria, Australia.
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Contact
Phone
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International + 61 3 9596 8881
PO Box 2281
North Brighton Victoria
Australia 3186
team@resourcesforcourses.com.au
Resources for Courses Pty. Ltd. - Conditions of Entry for General Admission
The purpose of these Conditions of Entry is to ensure the enjoyment and safety of all participants at Resources for Courses Pty Ltd Events.
You acknowledge and agree that entry to and attendance at the event is subject to compliance with these Conditions of Entry. You will also be bound by any Conditions of Entry for the relevant event venue.
1. COVID-19
1.1 Stay home if unwell.
1.2 Entry to the event venue is at your own risk.
1.3 In line with eased government public health directives, although mask wearing is not a government mandated requirement for indoor venues, for your own health and safety and that of other attendees we strongly advise you wear a mask in all indoor areas of the venue.
1.4 In line with eased government public health directives, you are no longer required to show proof of full vaccination. However for your own health and safety and that of other attendees we prefer all adults 18 years and over to be fully vaccinated.
1.5 Any person exhibiting signs of illness, cough or fever will be refused entry and asked to isolate.
1.6 You must provide full details including first name, last name, mobile phone number and email address of all attendees to the Event Organiser.
1.7 You must not enter the event venue if you have been directed to self-quarantine by government authorities.
2. Ticketing and Refunds
2.1 You must present your purchased ticket for QR code scanning to gain entry to the event.
Event ticket costs are: General Admission $15 (single), Family Admission $35 (up to 3 people including at least one parent/guardian). Children 14 and under are free when accompanied by a parent/guardian ticket holder.
2.2 Online ticket sales are final and no refunds or exchanges will be provided once you have purchased your ticket, except as required under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010.
2.3 Online tickets may not be re-sold (unless with the consent of the Event Organiser) or duplicated. Unauthorised re-sale or duplication of online tickets will be grounds for refusal of entry to the event.
2.4 In the event of cancellation of the event due to government restrictions or a force majeure event, the Event Organiser may refund the cost of unused tickets. If a refund is made, the Event Organiser will deduct a fee of 10% of the ticket price for its reasonable expenses already incurred including third-party booking fees. If the event is cancelled, please contact the Event Organiser to apply for this refund.
2.5 The Event Organiser reserves the right to amend the dates for holding the event, to close the event or vary its hours, as is necessary or required by law or government mandate, and to the extent permitted by law will not be liable for any loss to the participant arising from such a change.
3. General Event Conditions
3.1 Persons gaining unauthorised access to the event may be liable for prosecution.
3.2 Those persons accompanying minors at the event are responsible for the care and supervision of those minors at all times. Unaccompanied minors will not be admitted to the event.
3.3 Smoking is not permitted inside the event venue or within 10 metres of the event entrance, or as governed by the event venue.
3.4 Alcohol is not permitted at the event or within the event venue.
3.5 Possession or use of illicit substances within the event venue is prohibited. Any person suspected of possessing, using, being under the influence of or selling illicit substances within the event venue will be ejected from the event venue and referred to police.
3.6 Anti-social behaviour or illegal activity will not be tolerated within the event venue. Refusal to comply with management or security directives will result in ejection from the event venue without entitlement to a refund.
3.7 Weapons of any kind or any other items determined by the Event Organiser to be a risk of injury or public nuisance are not permitted within the event venue.
3.8 Canvassing of visitors or exhibitors at the event is prohibited.
3.9 The Event Organiser reserves the right to ask you to present any bags or parcels carried by you for inspection.
3.10 No segways, bikes, skateboards, personal transportation devices or other bike-like devices to be used within the event venue. This excludes approved motorised wheelchairs and four-wheeled scooters for the disabled and/or elderly which must first be approved by the Event Organiser.
3.11 Dogs or other animals are not permitted within the event venue with the exception of registered guide, hearing or assistance dogs which must first be approved by the Event Organiser.
3.12 Footwear must be worn at all times.
3.13 The Event Organiser reserves the right to refuse entry, or remove any person from within the event venue at any time without notice if it is deemed they present a risk of harm of injury to themselves, other persons or property or otherwise at the Event Organiser’s discretion.
3.14 Except due to the Event Organiser’s negligence or as expressly provided in these Conditions of Entry, the Organiser will not be liable for any injury, loss or damage suffered by you in connection with the event and the event venue, including liability for any injury, loss or damage caused by the Organiser or its employees, contractors or agents.
3.15 In the event that any additional provisions are implied into these terms and conditions by the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 or any other law or regulation in force throughout Australia from time to time, to the extent permitted by law, the Event Organiser’s liability will be limited to the remedies required of the Event Organiser under the applicable law or regulation.
4. Photography
4.1 Photography and/or video equipment, drones or other remote control devices are not permitted within the event venue unless pre-arranged with the Event Organiser.
4.2 The Event Organiser and/or a representative of the Event Organiser will be taking promotional photography and videos at this event for promotional purposes. Visitors and exhibitors who do not wish to be photographed or filmed at the event should advise the photographer or camera person at the
4.3 Photographs taken at the event by the Event Organiser and/or a representative of the Event Organiser may be used on social media platforms. Photographs and videos may also be used within promotional material such as newspaper advertisements, TV commercials and other promotional material.
5. Privacy and Other
5.1 The Organiser’s Privacy Policy applies to all online ticket sales and can be accessed on our website (https://www.resourcesforcourses.com.au/about/privacy-policy/).
5.2 If any part of these Conditions of Entry are held to be unenforceable or invalid, then to the extent possible, the part will be severed from the remaining Conditions, which will continue to be valid to the fullest extent permitted by law.
5.3 These Conditions of Entry are governed by the laws of Victoria, Australia. The parties hereby submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the Courts of the state of Victoria, Australia.
5.4 The Event Organiser reserves the right to modify or change these Conditions of Entry without notice.
These Conditions of Entry were last updated July 2022.
RESOURCES FOR COURSES PTY LTD – Privacy Policy
1. Introduction
1.1 In this Policy, Resources for Courses, we, our or us is a reference to Resources for Courses Pty Ltd ACN 058 570 700.
1.2 Personal information is any information about a person where their identity is apparent, or can reasonably be ascertained, and includes Sensitive Information (Personal Information).
1.3 Sensitive Information is information or an opinion about a person’s racial or ethnic origin, political opinions, membership of a political association, religious beliefs or affiliations, philosophical beliefs, sexual preferences, health or medical information or criminal records (Sensitive Information).
2. What this Policy is about
2.1 This Policy explains the key measures we have taken to implement the requirements of the Privacy Act 1988 (Act), the Australian Privacy Principles and where applicable, other data protection laws. This Privacy Policy outlines the Personal Information collection practices utilised by Resources for Courses, how that information is collected, used and disclosed and your rights in relation to your Personal Information.
2.2 This Policy covers Personal Information collected directly from individuals who access and/or use our websites (www.resourcesforcourses.com.au, www.vceandcareers.com.au, www.victoriancareersshow.com.au, www.hscandcareers.com.au, www.westernsydneycareerexpo.com.au) (Websites) or attend events organised by us and third party exhibitors who attend and present at our events.
2.3 We endorse fair information handling practices and uses of information in compliance with our obligations under the privacy laws in force in Australia from time to time. Any information provided, including identification of individuals, will be used only for the purpose/s intended and where the intention includes confidentiality, information will be treated as such unless otherwise required by law.
2.4 This Policy represents the default position that Resources for Courses will take in its treatment of Personal Information. Resources for Courses will treat all Personal Information in a manner consistent with this Policy unless you have provided your express consent otherwise.
2.5 If there is any inconsistency between the Act and this Policy, this Policy shall be read and interpreted to comply with the Act.
3. Collection of Personal Information
3.1 Resources for Courses collects the following Personal Information:
• Personal Information about you, which you provide to us when you register to attend an event organised by us, complete an exhibitor booking form or complete a school group booking form, which may include the following:
▪ your name;
▪ your email address,
▪ your postal address;
▪ your phone number;
▪ your school and year level; and
▪ position at your school.
3.2 Personal Information will be typically collected:
• when you contact us through our Websites;
• when you register to attend an event organised by us via an online form through our Websites or through EventsAIR;
• when you complete an online booking form using Formstack through our Websites;
• when we are provided with registration databases for our events from EventsAIR and/or Formstack;
• during phone calls or other communications between you and us; and
• when you contact or communicate with us by any other means.
3.3 Our Websites automatically collect anonymous usage data about visitors, including the URL that the visitor came from, the browser being used and the IP address. This data is utilised to improve the Websites and our events and does not include any personally identifying information.
3.4 Resources for Courses also reserves the right to collect anonymous usage data through other websites and online systems in order to provide our customers with a better user experience. This data does not include any personally identifying information.
3.5 'Cookies' are alphanumeric identifiers that are stored by the web browser on a computer's hard-drive that enable our system to recognise a visitor to our Websites. This helps Resources for Courses to track basic visitor information for the purposes of optimising the design of our systems and marketing activities.
3.6 Most web browsers automatically accept cookies and this function can be disabled by changing the browser settings of the user.
3.7 Please note that the Websites may contain links to other websites which are not hosted or operated by Resources for Courses. Resources for Courses is not responsible for the privacy policies of such other websites and you should independently review the privacy policies on such websites.
4. EventsAIR, Formstack and Stripe
4.1 We use EventsAIR and Formstack for ticketing services required for the events organised by us. When you register to attend one of our events, EventsAIR and Formstack may collect the Personal Information outlined in clause 3.1 above and share such Personal Information with us. All data collected, disclosed and stored by EventsAIR and Formstack is governed by each company’s privacy policy, the Privacy Act and any other relevant law.
4.2 We do not collect or have access to credit card or debit card details that are used by you when registering to attend an event organised by us or details of any payments that are made into our bank account via electronic funds transfer. All credit card and debit card payments are processed through a secure third party, Stripe (www.stripe.com/au).
5. Use of Personal Information
5.1 Resources for Courses uses Personal Information in the following ways:
• to assist us in providing you with updates about our events and exhibitors; and
• for our own internal administration purposes;
5.2 We may also use Personal Information we collect for related purposes such as:
• to record information about your usage and preferences in relation our events, as well as any feedback provided by you;
• when combined with the deidentified Personal Information of other users (in which case such combined information will no longer be personal) to analyse and develop products and services that suit our users;
• to perform statistical analyses of user behaviour;
• to optimise marketing activities, user experience, and content;
• any other use for which we obtain permission from you.
5.3 We do not pass on any Personal Information to third parties except in accordance with this Policy.
5.4 As a user of the Websites and upon registration to attend or exhibit at an event organised by us, you may receive monthly email updates concerning the event you have registered to attend or exhibit at, other email updates as required, along with newsletters and any noteworthy changes to the Websites. Your Personal Information will not be used for direct marketing purposes and will only be disclosed in accordance with clause 6.2 of this Policy.
6. Disclosure of Personal Information
6.1 Other than disclosure to service providers (explained below) or as required by law (for example, disclosure to Government departments or to Courts), our policy is that we do not give Personal Information to other organisations unless we have disclosed the use in this Policy or you have expressly consented for us to do so.
6.2 The parties we may share Personal Information with are employees, subcontractors, suppliers, third party exhibitors and affiliates of Resources for Courses on a need to know basis. Access to Personal Information will be revoked within a reasonable timeframe of access no longer being required.
6.3 We may also disclose your Personal Information to our Websites host or business service providers in certain limited circumstances, for example when our Websites experiences a technical problem or to ensure that it operates in an effective and secure manner. Access to Personal Information by these parties is subject to such parties protecting your Personal Information to at least the degree set out in this Policy, and such access will be revoked within a reasonable timeframe of access no longer being required.
6.4 Occasionally, Resources for Courses might also use Personal Information for other purposes or share Personal Information with another organisation because:
• we believe it is necessary to protect your rights, property or personal safety;
• we believe it is necessary to do so to prevent or help detect fraud or serious credit infringements - for example, we may share information with other, credit reporting agencies, law enforcement agencies and fraud prevention units; or
• we believe it is necessary to protect the interests of Resources for Courses – for example, disclosure to a Court in the event of legal action to which Resources for Courses is a party.
6.5 When we share information with other organisations and service providers as set out above, we do so in accordance with this Policy. To the extent that these organisations and service providers gain access to Personal Information, their use is governed by their own privacy policies, the Act and any other relevant law.
6.6 In the event that Resources for Courses is sold or merged with another entity, the data, including your Personal Information, may be transferred to the purchasing entity, which would be bound to comply with the Act in relation to the access, storage and use of your Personal Information. Your Personal Information would not be disclosed to a buyer in either circumstance, other than as a part of the transfer of all data related to the Websites to that buyer.
7. Confidentiality and Data Security
7.1 All Personal Information collected is stored on secure servers in the United States of America and will be transmitted overseas for the purposes of storage on these servers.
7.2 We take all reasonable steps to manage data stored by us to ensure data security and to prevent the loss, misuse or alteration of Personal Information. Notwithstanding the above, Resources for Courses is not responsible for any third-party access to Personal Information as a result of:
• interception while it is in transit over the internet;
• an unpatched vulnerability, a zero-day vulnerability, or an attack within 48 hours of a vendor releasing a patch or update; or
• spyware or viruses on the device (such as a computer or phone) from which you access our Websites or otherwise contact us.
7.3 Resources for Courses is also not responsible for any losses, expenses, damages and costs, including legal fees, resulting from such third-party access.
7.4 If we have reasonable grounds to believe that your Personal Information that we hold may be subject to unauthorised access or disclosure (eligible data breach), we will investigate and assess the suspected eligible data breach to determine whether the eligible data breach is likely to result in serious harm to you (Notifiable Data Breach). If a Notifiable Data Breach occurs, then we will notify you and the Australian Information Commissioner as soon as practicable after we become aware of the Notifiable Data Breach in accordance with our obligations under the Act. We will comply in every way with our obligations under Part IIIC – “notification of eligible data breaches” of the Act.
8. Retention and Disposal of Personal Information
8.1 We will retain Personal Information for as long as is required for us to fulfil the purposes for which the Personal Information was collected, including where applicable to provide you with information concerning our events and to comply with legal requirements.
8.2 If we no longer require Personal Information for any purpose, including legal purposes, we will take reasonable steps to securely destroy or permanently de-identify the Personal Information.
9. Access to Personal Information
9.1 You can request access the Personal Information held about you at any time by contacting our Privacy Officer.
9.2 We will always endeavour to meet requests for access. However, in some circumstances we may decline a request for access. This includes the following circumstances:
• we no longer hold or use the information;
• providing access would have an unreasonable impact on the privacy of other persons;
• the request is frivolous or vexatious;
• the information relates to existing or anticipated legal proceedings and would not normally be disclosed as part of those proceedings;
• providing access would be unlawful; and
• providing access would be likely to prejudice the detection, prevention, investigation and prosecution of possible unlawful activity.
9.3 If we decline a request for access, we will provide reasons for our decision when we respond to the request.
9.4 We reserve the right to charge you a reasonable fee for access to your Personal Information. These charges will be limited to the cost of recouping our expenses for providing you with your Personal Information, such as document retrieval, photocopying, labour and delivery.
9.5 Despite anything contained in this Policy to the contrary, if the Freedom of Information Act 1982 applies to a person on whose behalf we hold Personal Information, the access and correction requirements in the Act operate alongside and do not replace other informal or legal procedures by which an individual can be provided access to, or correction of, their Personal Information.
10. Changing or deleting Personal Information
10.1 We will take reasonable steps to ensure that Personal Information is accurate, complete and up-to-date at the time of collecting the Personal Information from you, using or disclosing the Personal Information, or during other interactions with you.
10.2 If you believe that any Personal Information we hold about you is inaccurate, incomplete or out-of-date, you may contact our Privacy Officer.
10.3 We will do our best to correct any Personal Information that is inaccurate, incomplete or out-of-date or dispose of it in accordance with this Policy.
11. Contact Information and Changes to Privacy Policy
11.1 If you have any further queries relating to Resources for Courses’ Privacy Policy, please contact our Privacy Officer. If Resources for Courses becomes aware of any ongoing concerns or problems with your Personal Information, we will take these issues seriously and work to address these concerns.
11.2 If you have a complaint in relation to the way your Personal Information has been handled by Resources for Courses, the complaint should be made in writing to our Privacy Officer in the first instance. Resources for Courses will investigate the complaint and prepare a response to you in writing within a reasonable period of time.
11.3 Our Privacy Officer can be contacted by:
Phone: 03 9596 8881 or +61 3 9596 8881
Email: team@resourcesforcourses.com.au
11.4 From time to time, our policies will be reviewed and may be revised. Resources for Courses reserves the right to change this Policy at any time.