Thomas Hassall Anglican College just hosted another successful Careers Expo, providing an outstanding opportunity for students in Years 10, 11 and 12 to explore future pathways and engage directly with a wide range of post‑school options.
The Expo welcomed over 30 exhibitors, representing universities, colleges, training organisations and a diverse range of industries. This breadth of representation ensured that students were exposed to multiple pathways, including university study, vocational education, apprenticeships, traineeships and direct entry into industry. The event highlighted the many ways students can pursue their interests, strengths and aspirations beyond school.
A particularly valuable feature of the Expo was the inclusion of bookable breakout sessions. These smaller, focused sessions allowed students to engage in meaningful conversations with specific exhibitors, gain deeper insight into particular courses or careers and ask targeted questions in a supportive environment. Feedback from students indicated that these sessions were especially beneficial, helping them clarify their thinking and gain confidence in their decision‑making.
The Careers Expo plays a vital role in supporting students at a key stage of their development. By connecting students with real‑world experiences and professionals, the event encourages informed decision‑making, broadens perspectives and reinforces the importance of purposeful planning for the future. For many students, it also served as a powerful reminder that there are multiple pathways to success and that their journey does not need to follow a single route.
Events such as the Careers Expo reflect the College’s ongoing commitment to preparing students for life beyond school and equipping them with the knowledge, skills and confidence to navigate their future pathways. We look forward to building on this success and continuing to provide meaningful career development opportunities for our students.
Mrs Maha Ghabrial
Careers Advisor & Year Advisor
EVET and TVET Co-ordinator
