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Email:Email: office@southportshs.eq.edu.auPhone:Phone: 07 5509 1222

Fax:Fax: 07 5509 1200

Nigel HughesNigel HughesExecutive PrincipalExecutive Principal

29 October 202129 October 2021

Executive Principal’s ReportThis week our year 12 students begantheir external exams. The school,teachers and students have put in somuch hard work to prepare for theseexams, which have commencedseamlessly. The Year 12s have their ownspace in the school to sit the tests, andample study space has been providedoutside of exam times. The Senior teamhave generously provided some lightsnacks to keep them fuelled up and

ready to go.

The rest of the school are tracking well towards their end ofyear exams and assessment. Most students will be completingassessments in either week 7 or 8 (15th to the 26th ofNovember) and finalising subject and sport selections.

The last two weeks at Southport State High will be an alternateprogram for our year 7, 8 and 9 students. Students areexpected to attend and will rotate through activities from eachof the faculties over the two weeks.

The Executive Team have started the school’s strategicplanning for 2022. We are very excited about these plans andthe direction we are heading towards in the school.

Enjoy the next few weeks and I look forward to seeing you all atthe end of year events.

Mr Nigel HughesExecutive Principal

Upcoming Events

Thursday 11 November –Theatre AwardsMonday 15 – Friday 19 November – Year 10 BlockExamsMonday 15 November – Academic AwardsTuesday 16 November – Year 12 Graduation andFormalThursday 18 November – Year 12 Guard of HonourFriday 19 November – Year 12 BreakfastMonday 22 – Friday 26 November – Year 11 BlockExams- Year 10 Futures WeekFriday 26 November – Final Day for Year 10 and 11Monday 29 – Tuesday 30 November – Year 6OrientationFriday 10 November – Final Day for Years 7 to 9

Senior Secondary

Administration

Damien BurkeDamien BurkePrincipal,Principal,

Senior SchoolSenior School

Tom SullivanTom SullivanDeputy Principal,Deputy Principal,Year 11 and 12Year 11 and 12

Warwick FordWarwick FordDeputy Principal,Deputy Principal,

Year 9 and 10Year 9 and 10

This term we have definitely hit the ground running with only 3weeks left for our Year 12 cohort and 4 weeks left for our Year10 and 11 cohorts. It is a busy time of the year for the seniorschool, our Year 12 cohort only has a few weeks of secondaryschool left until we bid them farewell. With the last term aheadof us, it is important that the students plan and are organised sothat they know when assignments and tests are due and whatequipment they will require.

Term 4 Key dates for this term are below:

Key Dates

Year 12 External Exams 25 October – 12 November

Year 12 Graduation &Formal

Tuesday, 16 November

Year 12 Last Day Friday, 19 November

Year 10 Exam Block 15 November – 19November

Year 10 Futures Week 22 November – 26November

Year 11 Exam Block 22 November – 26November

Year 10 & 11 Final Day Friday, 26 November

Student Leaders 2022

On Wednesday, Week 3 the official process for electing ournew student leaders for 2022 commenced. We were fortunateenough for twelves of our Year 11 students to present theirspeeches to the school and the students and staff have votedon their choice for School captains 2022.

In the coming weeks, our executive team will interview thestudents against a set criterion and an announcement of thesepositions will be made to our school community. Wecongratulate these twelve students on outstanding applicationsand speeches.

Year 11 Curriculum and Assessment

As of the end of Term 3, all Year 11 students have nowcompleted Unit 2. Successful completion of Unit 2 (a C orhigher) will contribute one point towards student’s QueenslandCertificate of Education (QCE).

If a student has been unsuccessful in Unit 2 (D or E grade),it is highly recommended that they make a subject change asnow is the final opportunity to make changes before the endof Year 12, particularly in General English. All Year 11 studentshave now commenced Unit 3. This means they are currentlyundertaking Year 12 assessment. All of this work is summativeand contributes towards their ATAR and/or QueenslandCertificate of Education.

Year 10 Futures Week

Southport State High Independent Public will be providing allYear 10 students the opportunity to participate in ‘FuturesWeek’ in week 8, the final week for senior student. This five-dayprogram will take place from Monday, 22 November untilFriday, 26 November 2021.

This alternate learning programs provides opportunities forstudents to develop their employability skills, explore possible

career options, understand employer expectations, improveliteracy and numeracy skills and reflect on their currentpathway.

All Year 10 students will be required to participate in one of fiveprograms:

The alternate learning programs aim to build productiverelationships while engaging each individual with the school andwider community values of Teaching and Learning, Ourselves,Responsible Relationships and Our Community.

All year 10 students should have now selected which programthey will be participating in and have been given the respectivenotes and paperwork to be completed and returned ASAP.Please ensure your child has returned their signed permissionnote to school for this program.

Next Steps Report – Year 12 Students

Each year, the Queensland Government conducts its annualstate-wide survey of all students who completed Year 12. TheNext Step survey is a brief, confidential survey that gains acomprehensive picture of the employment, study and lifechoices made by Queensland school completers in the yearafter they finish Year 12.

All of our current Year 12 students can expect to be contactedvia phone or email to participate in the survey. Pleaseencourage them to take part and also ensure their contactdetails are correct in their learning account by logging into thelink below:

https://myqce.qcaa.qld.edu.au/

Thank you for your support of the Next Step survey. Furtherinformation on Next Step is available online at the link below, orvia the Next Step team on (07) 3513 6868.

https://qed.qld.gov.au/publications/reports/statistics/schooling/learning-outcomes/next-step

Year 12 – What’s Next?

Year 13 is an online resource for post school options. Itprovides information on Culture, travel life, student life, money,growing up and wellbeing. Under each of these areas you willfind articles that will provide you with more information to assistyou in your job and life planning after school.

https://year13.com.au/

In closing, the senior school executive team would like to sayhow very proud we are of both the staff and students of

• Australian Business Week

• Work Experience

• Certificate I Financial Services

• Cert II Foundation Skills in Work Readiness

• Certificate II Sampling

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Southport State High School. Each and every day we areamazed by the quality of work and the expectation we have ofeach other to be the best we can be. We would like to thankyou our parents and families for supporting us in our endeavourto be an extremely high performing school community.

Heads of Department

Jarlath ScannellJarlath ScannellHOD Years 11/12HOD Years 11/12

Nyree ClaytonNyree ClaytonHOD Years 9/10HOD Years 9/10

Year 12 - External Exam Schedule

Please see the External Exam Schedule for Southport StateHigh School students below. Please also note the informationbelow:

Junior Secondary

Jason HassardJason HassardPrincipal,Principal,

Junior SchoolJunior School

Katrina BayldonKatrina BayldonDeputy Principal,Deputy Principal,

Year 7 and 8Year 7 and 8

Warwick FordWarwick FordDeputy Principal,Deputy Principal,

Year 9 and 10Year 9 and 10

Term 4 is certainly moving very quickly and both Staff andStudents in the Junior School are working very hard.

This term is full of school events and school celebrations. InWeek 1 we had a JS Expectations parade in the Sports Centre.I was impressed overall with the behaviour of the students.Myself, the JS Deputy Principals and the Deans all spoke to the7-9’s about displaying a Growth Mindset vs Fixed Mindset. Wepresented the students real life examples of people displaying aGrowth Mindset and strategies to foster this. Our final messagewas to give your best effort through positive demonstrations ofour TORO values.

I have been spending the start of each day helping out theDeputies and Deans in terms of kids being in uniform, wearinghats, ready to learn and punctuality to school. Theoverwhelmingly majority of students are doing the right thingand we are supporting any students who are not. Parents canassist by checking each night that your child is ready to go toschool the next day in terms of their uniform, equipment, device(fully charged), having a good sleep, breakfast and being ontime to school. We are thinking about some positive rewardsthat we can offer to high performing students in this area. Onething we will be doing is offering use of the pool for selectedstudents during the break time. With the oncoming hot weather,I reckon this will be very popular.

We had a fantastic Year 7 ‘Fun’ Parade in Week 2. You cansee highlights of this on the school Facebook/Instagram. Wehad a huge variety of performances including music, dance,comedy including a Russian Dancing (Cossacks) showdownand a Ventriloquist Act! The kids absolutely loved it. They are allsuper keen to be involved again and the Year 8 and 9’s all wantto do similar.

The Music Showcase was held in Week 3. What a fantasticevent. The student performances were so impressive andcongratulations to all staff involved. The highlight of the nightwas when Natsuo in Year 8 took over the conductor role for asong!

Huge congratulations to our new Chess champs! MrO’Donohue took a team to the 2021 Inter-School Girls StateChess Finals. Liza in Year 7 channelled Beth from QueensGambit and cleaned up at the championships. She won theindividual prize for best performance from any high schoolstudent!

As per usual our Attendance this term is more important thanever and we want every student to be at school every dayif possible. We want to finish the year strongly with studentsattending every day, learning and having fun.

The junior secondary phase of learning provides a strongfoundation in your child’s education that is necessary forsuccess within the senior school. Should you have furtherquestions please feel free to contact myself or any of the JuniorSecondary schooling team.

Jason HassardPrincipal, Junior Schooljhass13@eq.edu.au

TORO values are referred to continually. We see them in everyday actions in the classroom, at breaks and communitymembers contact us about what they see publicly. This isbecause as a school community we promote the considerationof all people. T – Teaching and Learning; O – Ourselves; R

• Students are to report to the Learning Hub for allexams prior to the designated meeting time for eachexam

• The designated meeting time for exams are:

• 8:30am for exams held in the Morning Session

• 12:00pm for exams held in the Afternoon Session.

• Students will leave their bag and all unapprovedmaterials in the Learning Hub while they are in eachof their exams

• Students are not permitted to leave school groundsbetween exams held on the same day

• Students will have access to the Learning Hub,cultivate undercover area and the canteen betweenexams held on the same day

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Chloe NewellChloe NewellJunior Guidance OfficerJunior Guidance Officer

– Responsible Relationships; and O – Our Community. Forour community to prosper everyone needs to feel valued andappreciated so thank you to all parents, staff and students whoassist in embracing and modelling the TORO values, reinforcingthat everyone should be treated with respect and dignity.Throughout TORO lessons and curriculum lessons there aremany opportunities to extend and develop the life skills ofstudents giving them the best possible foundation for success,lifelong learning, wellbeing and self-assurance.

Learning Readiness

This term we have reinforced the importance of punctuality andpresentation through the uniform. A high standard in personalappearance helps students develop their self-confidence andresearch tells us that uniforms reduce the potential for bullying,improve study ethic, remove distractions from the classroomand improves student safety. It also instils with students asense of professionalism in order to prepare them for life afterschool. Future employers’ value this. You also demonstrateyou are committed to your ‘job of learning’ and you aresubsequently regarded as a reliable person. Doors ofopportunity open without you noticing, for all of the abovereasons. Being punctual not only refers to being on time forschool, lessons, work or appointments. It also means you arephysically and mentally prepared for your ‘job of learning’ whenyou arrive.

Goal Setting

Recently, students have reviewed their academic report andidentified an area that they want to improve over this term.Many often have a big gap between the goals desired and theeffort they are putting into those goals. It's easy to say thatyou want to be a successful student. It is much more difficultto make it actually happen. Motivation is so important becauseyou must be willing to work hard in the face of boredom,fatigue, distractions, temptations or pain. The reason motivationis so important is that it is the only contributor to performanceover which you have control. Supportive conversations fromparents are so important to maintain focus on achieving theirgoals through developing the belief and a positive ‘can do’mindset.

Attendance

A reminder that all Junior Secondary students are required toattend school until the last day of Term 4 – Friday, December10.

Year 12 students are currently doing external exams, but foreveryone else it is business as usual. Junior students arepreparing for the business end of this term to demonstrate theirlearning progress. If you have any questions regarding workbeing completed across this time, please feel free to contactthe class teacher, Dean of Students or Deputy Principal of theyear level.

Graduation

The Year 9 Graduation Ceremony will be held at school onMonday, December 6 at 10:00am. It is the opportunity tocelebrate transitioning from primary school and three years ofhard work to get students prepared for the complexities ofSenior Secondary. At this stage, we are likely to be holding

this ceremony for students only with parents able to watch theceremony live on a device or later in the day.

Further information will be out in the coming weeks on thisexciting day on the Junior Secondary calendar.

At Southport we continue to underpin all learning with a focuson the development of the whole person, because JuniorSecondary is a vital stepping stone in your child’s educationand future, and together we can make a difference.

Jason Hassard – Principal, Junior School jhass13@eq.edu.au

Katrina Bayldon – Deputy Principal, Year 7& 8

kbayl23@eq.edu.au

Warwick Ford – Deputy Principal, Year 9 wford22@eq.edu.au

Cath Downing – Head of Department, Year7 & 8

cdown42@eq.edu.au

Nyree Clayton – Head of Department, Year9

nhawl4@eq.edu.au

Kathleen Sherwood – Guidance Officer,Junior School

ksher101@eq.edu.au

Chloe Newell – Guidance Officer, JuniorSchool

cmcla53@eq.edu.au

Deena Finestone – Dean of Students, Year7

djfin0@eq.edu.au

Drina Brady – Dean of Students, Year 8 dbrad88@eq.edu.au

Elaine Whybrow – Dean of Students, Year 9 ewhyb1@eq.edu.au

Guidance Officers

Term 4. Some would say it’s thebest term of the year, others – well,not so much! Term 4 brings with itexcitement and anticipation for theend of year break and holidayfestivities, but also feelings offatigue and for some, even apathy.Your GOs are here to remind younot to give up or give in just yet!With a little over half a term yet togo (and less if you’re a Senior), take

some time to revisit your goals and your values, and make aplan to do what it will take to get there.

For those needing a little extra support to get to where theywant to be, whether that more academic assistance, physicalactivity or even socialisation, consider participating in RunawayBay Youth’s after school program.

“The Runaway Bay Youth Centre includes a multipurpose youthspace which is adjacent to the Runaway Bay skate park. Itoperates during the school term at the following times:

The program includes:

• Wednesday 2pm-6pm

• Thursday 3pm-7pm

• Saturday 1pm-4pm

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Education Access

Danielle TaylorDanielle TaylorHOD Education AccessHOD Education Access

Kaye DallowKaye DallowTeacher Education AccessTeacher Education Access

BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!

If you have any good quality books you no longer want,bring them to the Book Exchange.

The Book Exchange was set up this week at B Block. What ahit it’s been! Students have been appearing from all directions,borrowing and swapping books of a diverse range of genres.The enthusiasm has been great to see. Come and see foryourself.

Book Exchange hubs can now be found throughout the school;at the Learning Hub, Cultivate and Synergy. We aim to broadenthe reading habits of our students and encourage a love ofreading.

While we have an array of books for adult readers, we wouldreally appreciate donations that appeal to young adults andreluctant readers. Perhaps you may have some good qualitybooks you no longer want, so bring them in. Alternatively, comeand have a look for yourself, you may find something of interestto read.

Feel free to email or call me with any questions.

Please contact Danielle Taylor wardd4@eq.edu.au or KayeDallow kdall19@eq.edu.au

SUP AUTISM GOLD COAST

Autism Gold Coast, in partnership with Active Connections arehosting this exciting event!

Have you ever wanted to try paddle boarding?

Join the event at Budds Beach, Surfers Paradise for a family funday, including paddle boarding, beach activities, and more!

Cost: Free

Location: Budds Beach foreshore

Registration: 8:30am - 9:00am

Activitybriefing:

9:00am

Activities: 9:30am - 11:30pm

Lunch: Midday

Parking: Street parking is available along BuddsBeach, otherwise paid parking ($5 all day)is available at Cypress Avenue.

This event is proudly supported by the QueenslandGovernment.

Key information:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/stand-up-for-autism-tickets-188850887087?aff=ebdssbdestsearch&keep_tld=1

Danielle TaylorHOD Education Accesswardd4@eq.edu.au

FinanceOpening Hours:Mon-Wed 08:00am – 12:30pmCLOSED: THURS & FRIEmail: accounts@southportshs.eq.edu.au

REMINDER:

• Organised youth activities for young people agedbetween 12 – 17 years

• Computers with internet access and Microsoft Officesuite

• Sports equipment including basketball, pool andtennis tables

• Preparation for learner driver test

• Help with resume writing and homework help

• All activities are FREE”

• Please complete a registration for each participant.

• This event is open to existing members of AutismGold Coast. We also welcome families who are onthe autism journey, who are not currently members,but are keen to know more.

• Participants must sign a waiver form at the eventbefore engaging in activities. This form confirms thatparticipants agree to the Terms and Conditionsavailable here.

• All water participants must wear one of the lifejacketsprovided.

• This is a COVID safe event. All participants must scanthe 'Check In QLD' QR code at the registration tenton the day of the event.

• This event is being held with consideration for thePaddle Australia Safety Guidelines. All participantsmust attend the activity briefing, prior to participatingin any event activities.

• Payment Plan UPDATE: Unless otherwisenegotiated all PAYMENT PLANS are to assist parentsin paying off their Student Resource Scheme Fees(SRS FEES - $350) only. Uniform payment plansmust be approved by the Business Manager, contactcan be made with the Finance Office to arrange this.

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Excursions, Excellence, Hospitality and Marine Leviesmust be paid in full and cannot be placed onto a paymentplan.

https://southportshs.eq.edu.au/SupportAndResources/FormsAndDocuments/Documents/Excellence%20Programs/SRS%202021%20Parent%20Information%20Letter%20and%20PAF.pdf

NOTICES:

$350 23 February 2022

1st Instalment: $150 13 October 2021 - DUENOW

2nd Instalment: $100 23 February 2022

3rd Instalment: $100 22 June 2022

If you would like to arrange a customised BPOINT orCentrepay payment plan please contact us.

Please be aware unless on an agreed payment plan ORfull payment has been received, students cannot

participate in any non-curriculum excursions or events.

Did you know?

Payment Methods:

Tracey DavisBusiness Manager

Traineeships and ApprenticeshipOpportunities

– as at Term4, Week 4*Attention Senior School FLEXIStudents:

The Pathways Centre has temporarily been re-located toF17. Please visit to speak with either Ms Hall or Ms Alcornif you are interested in exploring any of the followingopportunities or send an email: Ms Hall khall129@eq.edu.auMs Alcorn ralco9@eq.edu.au

TAFE QLD Gold Coast - TAFE AT SCHOOL - SEMESTER 12022 - Applications Open!! lodge your application please goto www.tafeapply.com and use the Login Code: TQGC2201

These programs are available to high school students in years10; 11 and 12 in Queensland. Year levels are listed on thecourse flyers attached.

AURORA TRAINING INSTITUTE

Certificate III Business or Certificate III Hospitality

Certificate III in Early Childcare and Kindergarten

Certificate III in Commercial Cookery

Certificate III Business (General Stream)

• Student ID cards: If your child has not collected theirID card or handed in their PAF form, please ask yourstudent to come up to Finance to collect their card.Please find below another link to the PAF form:

• 2022 Excellence & Subject Levies were invoicedthis week. The due date for payment is 03November 2021.

• 2022 School Resource Fees (SRS) Please note ifyou are paying in instalments the 1st instalment wasDUE 13 October 2021.

• PAY IN FULL:

• PAY ININSTALMENTS

• 2021 Hospitality, Excellence & Marine Levies arenow overdue.

• 2021 School Resource Fees (SRS) are nowOVERDUE.

• Finance has an IPAD for parents/caregivers to use tomake payments online and to assist parents insetting up BPOINT payment plans.

• You can access information regarding payments tothe school along with documents/forms you candownload via our website:https://southportshs.eq.edu.au/support-and-resources/payments

• Paying just $10 per week ($520 per year) into yourstudent’s account would allow you to pay all yourschool resource fees ($350) leaving a credit balanceof $170 – this could be used to pay any additionalinvoices eg. An excellence fee, interschool sport,excursion etc.

• The preferred method of payment is BPOINT – OnlineOR by Telephone on: 1300 631 073

• Internet Bank Transfer: BSB 064-430 (CBA) A/C00090200 (Southport SHS General)

• EFT in person at the Finance Office

• Cash & Chq. in person at the Finance Office

• The Club at Parkwood Village- traineeshipopportunities in the areas of Events, Golf, Admin orBistro Parkwood

• Imagine Childcare and Kindergarten, Southport &Nerang –Apply if you are over 15yrs and will becommencing Year 10, 2022

• Hope Island Deli Cafe

• Silipo Coffee, Southport

• Boost Juice, Elanora

• Crust Pizza, Nerang- After school & weekends

• Brumby’s Bakery, Elanora & Varsity Lakes

• Pacific Pines Newsagency

• Nerang Carvery and Café

• Zarraffas Coffee, Robina

• Ari Thai, Robina

• Subway –local stores: Arundel, Benowa Gardens,Harbour Town, Helensvale & Westfield Helensvale,Parkwood, Runaway Bay, Aust Fair Southport,Southport Ferry Rd, Coomera

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Certificate III Business (Customer and ClientEngagement Stream)

Certificate III Business (Administration)

Certificate III Business (Hospitality):

AUSTRALIAN RETAIL COLLEGE

Certificate III Business

TRAINING EVOLUTION

For the Following Opportunities with Training Evolution ApplyTraining Evolution Website:

https://trainingevolution.edu.au/job-board/

Certificate III Business/Hospitality

• Presto’s Café Dreamworld -Exciting opportunities open toindigenous students with Presto’s Traineeship MentoringProgram

Certificate III Hospitality:

Certificate III Business:

NOVASKILL

Certificate III Hospitality

• Hungry Jacks- Southport or Ormeau

• Three Kings Pizza –Parkwood, Upper Coomera,Surfers Paradise, Mermaid Waters

• Donut King- Robina

• The Fresh Bar – Broadbeach

• Beach Café – Surfers Paradise

• Domino’s Pizza – Coomera

• NewsXPress, Runaway Bay

• Resort News, Broadbeach

• M1 Realty, Nerang

• Runaway Bay Soccer Club -after school & weekends

• Shaker Maker, Arundel

• Zippy Café, Southport

• Third Base, Arundel

• Sandwich Chef, The Pines-Elanora

• Pooches & Pastry, Emerald Lakes

• Silipo Coffee, Southport

• Pizzeria, Broadbeach

• Surfers Paradise Beach Café

• BSKT Café, Mermaid Beach

• Parkway Coffee, Robina

• Zarraffa’s Coffee, Helensvale, Runaway Bay,Oxenford, Nerang

• GuzmanY Gomez, Griffith Uni, Harbour Town, SurfersParadise, Nerang, Robina

• Quay Street Café & Bar, Sanctuary Cove

• Passionfruit Velvet, Broadbeach & Robina

• Grind Me Coffee, Miami

• City Beach, Australia Fair, Helensvale, HarbourTown, Surfers Paradise, Pacific Fair or Robina NOTE:There is a flyer with a QR code to scan to applyfor each of the stores. You will need to either visitthe Pathways Centre in F01 to collect the flyer oralternatively email Ms Alcorn ralco9@eq.edu.austating which store you would like to apply forand the flyer will then be emailed to you.

• Bakers Delight, Hope Island

• Noodle Box, Oxenford

• Subway Q Super Centre

• Charcoal Clothing, Robina

• Carl’s Jr Hope Island or Pimpama

• Billy’s Chicken, Paradise Point

• Sanctum, Harbour Town

• Kitty O’Shea’s, Surfers Paradise

• Brooklyn Depot, Surfers Paradise

• Sea Urchin, Main Beach

• Coming Home, Robina

• Experimax -Specialise in Apple Mac product repairs,Southport are seeking a trainee with passion fortechnology, interest in IT Industry & customer serviceskills

• Positive Dynamics, Southport

• Tony Lindley Finance - data entry, scanning, filingword processing and other admin tasks

• Hats by the Hundreds, Southport

• M Carvery, Southport

• Café Ambassador, Southport

• Subway, Surfers Paradise

• Brumby’s Bakery, Pacific Pines

• Frosted Kitchen, Arundel

• Carvery, Southport

• Fish Grotto, Main Beach

• Seaway Kiosk, Main Beach

• Soul Origin, Helensvale & Broadbeach

• Crema Espresso, Surfers Paradise & Main Beach

• SCHNITZ, Broadbeach or Robina–want a traineepassionate about the hospitality industry

• Distractions Espresso Café-Southport

• Blendlove -Southport (Vegan food)

• Coffee Major -Southport

• Nachos Muchacho Man -Surfers Paradise & GoldCoast Wake Park-Oxenford

• Vintage Grind – Southport

• Seeds of Life, Robina

• Gloria Jeans

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Certificate III Business/Retail

Certificate III Business/Hospitality

Certificate III Business

TAFE QLD

Certificate III Business

CTA TRAINING

Certificate III Hospitality

MURRAY MALLEY TRAINING IN PARTNERSHIPWITH THE REECE GROUP

Certificate III Warehousing Operations Yr 10 only

IGNITE EDUCATION

Certificate III Business (Hospitality)

YEAR 12 SCHOOL LEAVER INDUSTRYOPPORTUNITIES

TAFE QLD GOLD COAST JOB TRAINER PROGRAM -referto attached flyer regarding funded opportunities for schoolleavers.

SCHOOL LEAVER PROGRAM developed by the Dept ofEmployment Small Business and Training (DESBT) Scanthe QR Code on the attached flyer for current jobvacancies, training opportunities and career information

IMAGINE EDUCATION - Phone Sue Taggart on 0411 172073 if wanting to enrol in either of the following courses;

TRAINING EVOLUTION

Diploma of Hospitality Management 40 wk program, 3 daysper wk, beginning Feb 2022. Includes work experience atEmporium Hotel Concessional fee $2600

TRADE READY PROGRAM IN THE BUILDING &CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY- conducted by the HousingIndustry Association (HIA) & Construction Skills Qld (CSQ) GoldCoast. The course will start from the 16 Nov and includes 3wks of work experience with high apprenticeship employabilityoutcomes. Please see the attached CSQ flyer with the QR codeto scan to register for this opportunity

Become an Apprentice Bricklayer with Clay Brick and ConcreteMasonry - ph 1300 664 496 – see flyer attached for detail

https://www.becomeabricklayer.com.au/

Kick start your career with PWR Engineering ph. 07 55471600- Apprenticeship opportunities in Welding, Sheet Metal orMachinery if you are mechanically minded. Apply by scanningthe QR code on the attached flyer

http://www.pwr.com.au/

Busy at Work Apprenticeship Centre Register online for jobas well as apprenticeship opportunity updates at:

http://www.apprenticeshipcentral.com.au/

Opportunity to apply for a Carpentry or PaintingApprenticeship - if interested send your resume and coverletter to tracy@peopleperformance.com.au

AUTOMOTIVE APPRENTICESHIPS – if interested send yourresume and cover letter to tracy@peopleperformance.com.au

HASTINGS DEERING APPRENTICESHIP INTAKE 2022-Year 12 school leavers encouraged to apply-visit Pathways

• Hungry Jacks, Southport or Ormeau

• Wake N Surf, Palm Beach-Sport & Recreation

• Shakermaker Coffee Drive-Thru, Arundel

• Juice Bar, Nerang

• Tap & Grind Cafe, Southport

• Century Foam and Rubber Café, Nerang

• Burger Urge, Crestwood

• Cyrus Persian Carpets

• Pattysmiths Burgers, Labrador, Upper Coomera orMerrimac

• Blue Water Bar & Grill, Hope Island

• Novakill Office – Admin trainee- Seeking fast learnerwith excellent attention to detail

• Kooco Espresso Bar & Kitchen

• Wealth Built Realty, Southport -Admin work includingdata entry for fast learner with attention to detail

• Zanthii Communications- Public Relations Company-build your skills for PR/Journalism

• Fortune News, Helensvale

• Kitchen at Keys -Café Helensvale

• Hungry Jacks, Southport

• Gloria Jeans, Helensvale

• Tap & Grind Café, Southport

• Captain Nemo’s Pool and Spa, Helensvale

• Breeze Brew Espresso, Broadbeach

• Fish Market/Fish & Chips, Nerang

• NSI Nails, Arundel

• Subway, all local stores

• Event Cinemas Pacific Fair -visit the schoolPathways Centre if you wish to apply

• Taco Bell, Southport and Robina

• KFC, Runaway Bay -2x school-based traineeshippositions available (Yrs 10,11)

• Reece Labrador

• Woodchoppers Inn, Mudgeeraba

• Wendy’s Milk Bar, The Pines

• Zarraffas, Ferry Rd Southport

• Crema Espresso, The Pines or Broadbeach

• Parkway, Robina

• Cert III Individual Support (Ageing) & DisabilityCHC 33015

• Cert III Early Childhood Education & Care

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Centre in F01 for an information flyer about how to place anapplication.

MOTORFAB AUSTRALIA, Molendinar – Year 12’s only

An unpaid work experience placement opportunity has becomeavailable through Motorfab Australia, a fabrication companycreating modified car parts for the car performance industry.For any graduating Year 12 student, there is a potentialapprenticeship offered for the right candidate. Please visit theSchool Pathways Centre in F01 if you are a Year 12 Flexistudent interested in a period of unpaid work experience withMotorfab Australia.

USEFUL JOB SEARCH WEBSITE

http://www.indeed.com/

http://www.seek.com.au/

http://www.jobsearch.com.au/

http://www.careerone.com.au/

http://www.apprenticeshipcentral.com.au/

http://www.helptraining.com.au/

Southport State High Alumni

Our Alumni can play a critical role in the building of the nextgeneration of leaders. We stand by our motto 'who shares wins'because we believe that passing on our wisdom and adviceto inspire those following in our footsteps not only positivelyimpacts students' lives, but our community as a whole. It'sa winning pattern replicated over generations and one thatprovides a framework for our continued resolve and success.

As a Southport State High School alumnus, you are a memberof a strong global network, and we encourage you to takeadvantage of that. To begin with you can:

Register your interests: To register as an alumnus pleaseemail alumni@southportshs.eq.edu.au

Southport State High Business Alliance

Business Directory

Are you looking for a business directory that lists localcompanies and community organisations that have beencommended for their area of expertise and that you can refer toand easily contact?

Look no further than our very own Southport State HighBusiness Alliance Directory. The Directory is a fantastic wayto support local Southport community organisations and tocollaborate to ensure we continue to grow Southport andsurrounding suburbs as the hub of the community.

The Business Alliance Directory can be viewed by selecting thelink at the top of this page in the main menu or by heading tothe link below.

http://www.southportstatehighalliance.com.au/directory/

• Join the Southport State High Alumni LinkedIn group

• Keep up to date and follow us on Facebook andInstagram

• Storytelling: Taking an innovative approach tosharing experiences to build a connection betweenpast and present.

• Mentorship: Cultivating potential by connectingsuccessful Alumni with students.

• Community Engagement: Generating opportunityby supporting the school in the local community.

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