Education Opportunities

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University Pathways Program

Summary

STUDENTS from Mount Clear College took park in Doxa’s University Pathways Program in Melbourne’s CBD last week.

Program

University Pathways Program

Summary

Getting into university can be tough. What to study, where to study it, what is work going to be like once all the study is over? For a young adult in high school, the information on offer can be overwhelming.

Program

University Pathways Program

Summary

Year 12 students from across Victoria, including Numurkah Secondary College, headed to Melbourne this week to take part in the Doxa University Pathways Program.

Program

University Pathways Program

Summary

Two Numurkah Secondary College students were given the opportunity to gain new skills and get a first-hand taste of university life and the world of work, through the innovative Doxa University Pathways Program held recently.

Program

University Pathways Program

Summary

Doxa’s University Pathways Program is a multi-year, multi-touchpoint program that provides students with first-hand experience of university life and a taste of the world of work.

Program

University Pathways Program

Summary

A BELLARINE Secondary College Year 12 student is having a taste of university life thanks to a multi-year university pathway program.

Program

University Pathways Program

Summary

A BELLARINE Secondary College Year 12 student is getting a taste of university life thanks to a multiyear university pathway program that supports young people to establish a rewarding future.

Program

University Pathways Program

Summary

HEADING into year 12 with a tough year ahead, Mount Clear College seniors Attanon Time Sangsamrit and Brody Armstrong are getting a leg-up on their futures. The teens will this week take part in Doxa’s University Pathways Program, a threeday camp that is part of a multi-year program offering students first-hand experience of university life and a taste of the work world.

A BELLARINE Secondary College Year 12 student is getting a taste of university life thanks to a multi-year university pathway program that supports young people to establish a rewarding future.

Heading into year 12 with a tough year ahead, Mount Clear College seniors Attanon Time Sangsamrit and Brody Armstrong are getting a leg-up on their futures. The teens will this week take part in Doxa’s University Pathways Program, a three-day camp that is part of a multi-year program offering students first-hand experience of university life and a taste of the work world.