Student Profile: Gabrielle Carles
Trainee with Money Links Pty Ltd
Course: 10904NAT Diploma of Social Media
Gabrielle is completing her traineeship with ACBC in the 10904NAT Diploma of Social Media while working with Money Links Pty Ltd located in Newcastle.
The Australian Careers Business College offers great coursework for their Diploma of Social Media Marketing. My trainer ensures I am on track and understand the content. The continued commitment from my trainer has been outstanding. The assessments I have undertaken have been relevant to the social media marketing industry and helped increase my quality of work in my traineeship”.
ACBC Job Board 2023
ACBC Job Board 2023:
Employment and traineeship opportunities are available please contact our ACBC team for further information, we would love to hear from you and assist you with finding employment with one of our industry employers :
- A legal firm in Sydney CBD looking for a receptionist to join their legal team.
- Traineeship opportunities are available in Early Childhood, Business and Legal administration.
DISCOVER MORE AT ACBC OPEN DAY 2022!
ACBC Work Placement Partnerships Update – April 2022
ACBC student services have been organising work placement for our EVET students to participate in this year.
We have connected with the following organisations to assist with work placement for the 2022 EVET program and are full steam ahead for students to participate in the amazing, experience-enriching program this year.
WORK PLACEMENT PARTNERSHIPS
- MWLP is a not-for-profit organisation focused on engaging a community of stakeholders to support youth in their personal and professional career development. Their program places HSC students into the workforce for placements each year.
- Integrated Work and Learning Programs (IWLP) work closely with local schools, Registered Trade Organisations and employers to coordinate work placement for students across the Illawarra, Southern Highlands, Shoalhaven and far South Coast regions.
- The Youth Partnership was formed to help young people make the successful transition from school to work or further education. Through our ongoing relationships with employers across Sydney, they coordinate work placements for students studying Vocational Education and Training (VET) courses as part of their HSC.
In addition, we are pleased to have Plumpton High School join the ACBC EVET Program!
If your organisation or school is interested in the ACBC EVET program, get intouch to find out more.
ACBC Trainer Spotlight: Ariba Abasi
Course: Trainer and Assessor Business Administration.
About Ariba:
Managing and training has been a focal point of Ariba’s work life for over 11 years. She has a diverse range of professional experiences in which she has trained, coached and mentored students from a variety of backgrounds and across a broad spectrum of ages.
Ariba holds a Master of Commerce and Master of Professional Accounting and is currently pursuing her research in ‘Accounting for poverty’ at University of Wollongong where she also lectures.
She has experience in the corporate setting with a keen interest in educating. After many years working in a variety of environments (Management, Sales, University and Vocational teaching), she aims to use her skills and experience to make a tangible difference. With a dynamic and engaging training style, Ariba is an advocate of ‘career-focused’ education.
Ariba’s advice to students: “Try your best and utilise your time effectively.”
Ariba looks forward to teaching her ACBC online students this year.
3 Tips to Balance Work and Study
Striking a balance between the commitments of your study and employment can be daunting and overwhelming.
While there are a great deal of benefits to managing both, a lifestyle involving work and study takes a bit of planning and organisation. We’ve compiled a few tips for you to better balance these undertakings.
1. Optimise your time
Improving your time management skills will allow you to complete tasks while leaving room for others. Commutes to your places of work and education, as well as lunch breaks, can be opportune times to watch lectures, research for assignments or read over notes.
2. Use a calendar for organisation
You need to be organised in both your work and your study if you are to balance the two lifestyles. Compiling your professional, academic and personal commitments, dates and deadlines into one calendar will help you stay on top of everything and prevent you from double booking.
3. Communicate with your network
Talk with your employer, educators, friends and family about your tight schedule to ensure they know when you are available. Your place of employment may even have some support options available, such as employer-funded training, study leave and flextime. By explaining to your employer how your study goals could enhance your current role, you may find they are more accommodating than you realise.
If you are looking for advice on managing work and study commitments, book a one-on-one appointment with one of our ACBC Careers Advisors.
Meet the ACBC Team: Introducing Tonia Maruzza
Tonia was a student with ACBC in 2021, completing the BSB51918 Diploma of Leadership and Management.
Tonia was a stand out student and was employed by ACBC once she completed her course as a member of our student services team. She is the first point of contact for our students, providing them with excellent service. She is enjoying her new role and loves the interaction with students and staff.
Interesting fact about Tonia: “I was in the travel industry for 13 years prior to my employment with ACBC.”
Advice to students: “Always ask your trainer questions as it is the best way for you to ensure that you understand the content.”
Tonia looks forward to seeing new students on campus this year. If you see her, say hello and introduce yourself!
Do you have a question for Tonia? Get in touch
Caroline Chisolm College enter third year of Learn + Diploma Program
The Learn + Diploma program at Caroline Chisholm College is in its third year in 2022 and we are thrilled to be delivering this program to year 11 and 12 students.
Learn + Diploma is a multi-level pathway learning journey that enables students to leave school with valuable, work-ready credentials and seamless articulation into highly sought-after undergraduate degrees at top-rated universities or the ability to go straight into full-time work in their chosen careers.
ACBC has the flexibility to work within an existing high school structure. We have worked closely with state, secondary, and Catholic schools to provide information on EVET pathways to students since opening our doors in 1996. Our experience in delivering EVET and SBAT has demonstrated the flexibility to ensure that EVET learning requirements are continually aligned with school delivery and curriculum.
At ACBC, our mission is to prepare students for rewarding futures, no matter where their paths lead them.
Get your students equipped with valuable, workplace-ready skills by partnering with ACBC today.
Take the first step by contacting one of our Careers Advisors today here
Welcome to the 2022 ACBC EVET Program
ACBC welcomes new and past schools who have students participating in Externally Delivered VET (EVET) courses with us this year.
ACBC is proud to support students throughout their entire education journey no matter where it takes them. EVET courses allow students from years 9-12 to enrol in a range of VET courses endorsed by the NSW Education Standards Authority.
We would like to welcome the following schools to the ACBC 2022 EVET Program:
- Bishop Tyrrell Anglican College
- Mount Annan High School
- Sydney Secondary College – Blackwattle Bay Campus
- Picnic Point High School
- Homebush Boys High School
- Moorebank High School
- Broughton Anglican College
- Sir Joseph Banks High School
- Elizabeth Macarthur High School
- Southern Highlands Christian School
- Lake Illawarra High School
- Corpus Christi Catholic High School
- Kiama High School
- The Riverina Anglican College
- Macquarie Fields High School
If you would like to get your school involved in ACBC’s EVET program, please reach out to one of our Careers Advisors here
What if I didn’t get the ATAR I planned for?
If you left school without achieving the results you need to enter a specific course of study or a particular career field, don’t let that hold you back.
So you didn’t get the ATAR you were aiming for – now what?
While many Universities see this score as a key predictor of success in tertiary education, your ATAR does not take into account many other factors and skills that can take you where you want to be in life.
ACBC has a waived ATAR requirement, making vocational skills training accessible to those of all abilities. Rather than focusing on your school scores, at ACBC we focus on student performance at the qualification level.
Whether your goal is to get to University or launch your career, ACBC breaks down the barriers that stand between you and your future. Every aspect of our college supports you in your study journey and goals.
With a dedicated Work Placement team and Careers Advisors, ACBC will guide you every step of the way.
If your goal is to continue your studies before entering the workforce, you can gain credit transfer towards undergraduate degrees with various Australian universities. ACBC has direct affiliation with several universities. Learn more about our University Pathways here.
All our qualifications are paired with hands-on work experience. This means that when you graduate from our College, you will not only have a Nationally Recognised Qualification, but also relevant industry experience that will help to accelerate your opportunities.
Book a one-on-one meeting with our Careers Advisors to learn how ACBC can help you plan your pathway to University or achieve your future career goals.