Supporting your child’s career journey Dear Parents and Whānau, Choosing a career path can feel overwhelming, but we are here to support our students every step of the way. We’ve recently updated our Careers Hub, which you can find under…
Tahatū Career Navigator has been rolled out into all secondary schools and kura kaupapa across the country. Tahatu.govt.nz is designed to give you, and your rangatahi a new way to explore careers advice and information. You’ll find information to support…
Choosing your school subjects can feel like a huge decision, but don't worry, there's lots of support available to help you figure it out! Here's how to get started: Explore Your Options Online Check out the WSCW Careers Hub, especially…
Does your student/ākonga want to know what an apprenticeship involves? They can find out from our industry speakers on August 15th. The event will run from 12:30 – 1:00 PM with talks on the Terraces, followed by the Mini…
Kia Ora tatou, Targeted for years 10-13, our unique Matariki Pathways and Subject Selection will be held on July 17th from 4:30 pm to 7 pm. Subject teachers and a variety of vocational and academic tertiary providers will exhibit in…
This year, we had a number of our talented year 11 students compete in the Brain Bee challenge, an international neuroscience competition for high school students in Year 11 to learn about the brain and its functions, the latest discoveries…
On Friday 10 May Dr Simon McCallum spoke to senior Mathematics and Digital Technology classes about the course he simultaneously teaches at Victoria University and Norwegian University of Science and Technology. He spoke about having the right motivational tools for…
Students ate lunch at Coyle Park while Mark Banfield, Group Manager Infrastructure Project Delivery - Auckland Transport (left), an Intern Engineer and the Project Manager for the Pt Chevalier to Meola Road spoke about their careers and the various factors…
When we think of any career planning we reflect on our personal values, strengths and interests. In whanau class last week, Year 9 students were asked to develop their own self awareness through an online "Who Am I?" activity. Students…
