What Events Are On?

Powerlink, who is a leading Australian provider of high voltage electricity transmission network services, is doing a FREE Roadshow in Term 1 2025. The purpose of the Roadshow is to introduce a broad range of students across Queensland to Powerlink and their exciting and rewarding career pathways, as well as to inspire girls and First Nations students to consider careers in the energy industry.

SAS who are the leaders in analytics are hosting an event and they would like to invite your female students to attend. At SAS, they’re not just thinking about the future; they’re actively shaping it. Girls In Tech Day helps bridge the gender gap in tech education and employment, showcasing the career opportunities that girls can explore in STEM and IT. And how they can build a more diverse and inclusive industry that reflects the world we live in.

Datacom is one of Australia’s largest, homegrown, local owned Technology organisations who are committed to uplifting the next generation of industry professionals pursue careers in the technology industry. During the office visit, students will learn more about the diverse and dynamic world of IT whilst getting hands-on experience with activities.

CitiPower & Powercor’s passionate team would love to organise a presentation to educate your students on potential pathways into their industry during Term 2 of 2025. This will be particularly beneficial to Year 12 students who are interested in engineering careers, those who feel uncertain about a university, and young women looking for supported pathways into STEM careers.

Join us for an exclusive event crafted to inspire and guide Year 9 and 10 students. This event is designed to illuminate the myriad of career paths available and demonstrate how subject choices can optimise future opportunities.

Our goal is to shed light on the diversity of roles within the banking and technology sectors. We want to empower you to understand how your choices today can open doors for tomorrow. You will also gain insights into the variety of university degrees and career paths that can lead to a rewarding career at Macquarie.

SAS who are the leaders in analytics are hosting an event and they would like to invite your female students to attend. At SAS, they’re not just thinking about the future; they’re actively shaping it. Girls In Tech Day helps bridge the gender gap in tech education and employment, showcasing the career opportunities that girls can explore in STEM and IT. And how they can build a more diverse and inclusive industry that reflects the world we live in.

Macquarie Group is inviting careers advisors to nominate high performing students in years 10 and 11 for an evening event focussed on demystifying the financial services industry. We are interested in meeting motivated students who want to learn about the diversity of careers at Macquarie.

Purpose

“Life After School: Broaden your horizons with Macquarie” aims to teach high schools students what it is really like working at a large corporation like Macquarie and provide career advice to them as they think about their future career choices.

We hope to raise awareness of the diverse nature of careers within the banking and financial services industry. Our aim is to identify future junior talent, particularly women, and encourage them to consider Macquarie as a future employer. We will also highlight the varied university degrees we hire from and align them to the possible career paths and a successful future with Macquarie.

Queensland Rail is committed to creating opportunities for First Nations students through accessible and sustainable employment pathways.  To achieve this, Queensland Rail is piloting a Rail Engineering Careers Program, to ignite Year 9 & 10 student awareness and interest in the abundant and emerging range of engineering careers accessible to young people.