ABOUT 800 students explored job and tertiary education options at Butler College’s careers expo on March 26.
The school hosted more than 40 exhibitors across tertiary education, training and support organisations, employers including government, volunteering and gap year opportunities.
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READ NOWThe event allowed more than 800 senior students and their parents to explore future pathway options.
Career counsellor Laura Dennis said the event included presentations by the Australian Defence Force, emergency services and North Metro TAFE, as well as support agencies talking about help available for students with disabilities.
“We also have many students from across various curriculum areas including hospitality, photography, media, music and work ready participating in the day for real life experience of hosting an event,” she said.