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Powerpoint with all the links from the webinar on the 01/05/2025

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Powerpoint with all the links from the webinar on the 01/05/2025

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There are so many choices in agriculture - from farm to plate, and field to fork. Agriculture is a growing and vibrant industry with diverse jobs for all kinds of people. Choosing careers is tough, but understanding the different roles and jobs that exist is one great step forward.

Careers In Agriculture | Ag Careers | Australia | Career Harvest will help you find a career in agriculture. Find advice on the Ag job of your dreams

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Careers in Ag (QFF) | Agriculture Careers

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There are so many choices in agriculture - from farm to plate, and field to fork. Agriculture is a growing and vibrant industry with diverse jobs for all kinds of people. Choosing careers is tough, but understanding the different roles and jobs that exist is one great step forward. This guide will s…

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The 2026 Year 10 Guide to Career Pathways and Tertiary Prerequisites provides prospective applicants with general information and entry requirements.

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Evidence supporting integrating Careers into your curriculum

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Contextual Curriculum Impact in Australian Schools | Elicit

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QUT’s Future You Summit provides Queensland and Northern NSW students in Year 11 and 12 a taste of university life. Students will have the opportunity to expand their skill sets beyond the classroom and explore future career ambitions with like-minded peers.

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Applications open

Applications close Monday 31 March 2025.

Join us online for an application support webinar

Wednesday 12 March 2025, 6-7pm
Register now
Eligibility

To be eligible for selection, you must:

be an ATAR eligible or International Baccalaureate (IB) student in Year 11 or Year 12 (2025-2026)

be planning to pursue university studies after finishing Year 12

have received one or more A in the previous year of study (2024) from any ATAR eligible subject; or one or more 7 in any IB subject

be able to attend all summit program dates

be from Queensland or Northern NSW

not have attended a previous Future You Summit event.

If you would like us to be aware of any special considerations or have questions relating to your eligibility, contact the team for confidential support via email highschool.engage@qut.edu.au.

Diversity, access and inclusion are important to QUT. We welcome applications from students from underrepresented backgrounds.

Application details

Students are required to submit an online application form with supporting documents, including:

a teacher recommendation

proof of academic achievement

answers to all required application questions

preferences for your preferred summit stream.

Teacher recommendation

Ask a teacher, head of department or principal to recommend you for the Future You Summit. You will need to provide your recommending teachers name and email in the online application form.

Once you have submitted your application, your recommending teacher will automatically be sent the link to the online teacher recommendation form. Teachers will be asked about your leadership qualities, engagement with your schoolwork and other school related activities, and how you interact with your peers. You will not get to see their responses.

Academic achievement

You will need to provide proof that you meet the academic achievement criteria by uploading a copy of your 2024 school report. To be eligible to attend, students must have received at least one (or more) A grades in any ATAR eligible subject or at least one (or more) 7 in any IB subject in their previous year of study.

Application questions

As part of the online application process, applicants will be required to complete four questions, addressing aspirations beyond high school, achievements and motivations for applying.

Select your stream preferences.

In your application form you will need to select your top three preferences.
Review the stream options for the summit (PDF file, 761.9 KB)
Review and submit

We suggest saving your application as you go, so that you can review your responses and check your attachments prior to submitting. We look forward to receiving your application.

How you will be assessed

Selection is carried out by a panel of QUT staff.

You will be assessed on:

answers to application questions

academic achievement

involvement in extra-curricular activities

contributions to their school and/or local community

teacher recommendation.

Successful applicants

You will receive email notification in Week 4, Term 2.

Successful applicants will be contacted to formally accept their place at the Future You Summit and pay a $50 non-refundable registration fee.

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Queensland University of Technology (QUT)

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The Future You Summit is a event for Year 11 and 12 students, held in Brisbane.

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Discover the real QUT — with behind-the-scenes tours, study area advice, talks with students and academics, and the chance to explore campus life and opportunities outside the classroom.

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Attend course information seminars, chat with staff and students from all study areas and check out our campuses and facilities.

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QUT Advice for Year 12s – all in one place

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All you need to know about studying at QUT

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See our campuses

We are a young university. The buildings are spacious, open and collaborative. Study in state-of-the-art labs, clinics, studios, workshops and learning spaces. You'll also have access to social and recreational facilities including cafés, swimming pools and a sportsfield.

See for yourself what it is like to study at Gardens Point or Kelvin Grove campus.

Explore inside specific facilities such as labs, studios and clinics for various study areas.

Explore our virtual tour collection

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Queensland University of Technology (QUT)

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See our campuses We are a young university. The buildings are spacious, open and collaborative. Study in state-of-the-art labs, clinics, studios, workshops and learning spaces. You'll also have access to social and recreational facilities including cafés, swimming pools and a sportsfield. See for yourself what it is like to study at Gardens Point or Kelvin Grove campus.

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The MyFuture website- a great tool for students, teachers and parents

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The MyFuture website- a great tool for students, teachers and parents

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myfuture - Australia's National Career Information Service | myfuture

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Shape your future with myfuture - sign up or log in to Australia's National Career Information Service.

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Great Infographics around Career Exploring and planning

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myfuture - Australia’s National Career Information Service | myfuture

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Shape your future with myfuture – sign up or log in to Australia’s National Career Information Service.

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Yourcareer- a government website for career exploration

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Yourcareer- a government website for career exploration

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Discuss the purpose of SET planning.

Discuss the pro's and con's of different approaches.

Practice Career Conversations that can help inspire informed decision making.

Work through how you can help young people and their parents/ carers to access information, and develop their plans.

Discuss how the purpose meets the process.

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A US website, but very valuable for research

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A US website, but very valuable for research

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Detailed descriptions of the world-of-work for use by job seekers, workforce development and HR professionals, students, developers, researchers, and more. Individuals can find, search, or browse across 900+ occupations based on their goals and needs. Comprehensive reports include occupation requirements, worker characteristics, and available training, education, and job opportunities.

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Career Development Practitioner
Career Educator
Teacher
Recruiter
Parent
Researcher
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Success comes from lots of steps, plenty of experience, and it is different for everyone.

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Infographics

These infographics are designed to be included in a careers curriculum as a discussion tool, or in a career conversation with a teacher or career practitioner.

They help students to visualise various pathways they can take from school to work and help students to question and explore their options and research the possibilities.

Educational qualifications/levels listed in these resources are to be used as a guide only and should be checked using the occupational profiles in myfuture for your state or territory.

The infographics draw on Australian census data and the expertise of professional career practitioners. They utilise classifications relating to industries and occupations to represent a number of pathways to careers across a range of 18 industries.

Online versions

Accountant (PDF, 198 KB) This link will open in a new window

Actor/Dancer (PDF, 172 KB)

Aged and Disabled Carer (PDF, 802 KB)

Air Transport Professional (PDF, 197 KB)

Carpenter (PDF, 444 KB)

Chef (PDF, 296 KB)

Civil Engineer (PDF, 947 KB)

Database and Systems Administrator (PDF, 244 KB)

Environmental Analyst (PDF, 1445 KB)

Environmental Scientist (PDF, 248 KB)

Forklift Driver (PDF, 177 KB)

Graphic Designer (PDF, 215 KB)

Hairdresser (PDF, 325 KB)

Journalist (PDF, 226 KB}

Livestock Farmer (PDF, 304 KB)

Mining Engineer (PDF, 328 KB)

Outdoor Educator (PDF, 177 KB)

Pharmacist (PDF, 650 KB)

Primary School Teacher (PDF, 180 KB)

Real Estate Sales Agent (PDF, 355 KB)

Registered Nurse (PDF, 2482 KB)

Solar Panel Installer (PDF, 858 KB)

Print-friendly versions

Activities

The following activities all include blank School to Work Pathway worksheets for students to edit. They are designed for students in secondary year levels to introduce and reinforce the idea of thinking about alternative pathways when career planning and decision-making.

Years 7-8 activity

Years 9-10 activity

Years 11-12 activity

Research and discover industry and occupation information

Learn about industry trends and employment prospects.

View information about occupations including details on main tasks performed, required skill levels, salary and job growth prospects.

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You do not need to know everything about careers

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You DO need to know

Where to find out more information,

Where to find out what pathways exist

This session should help

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Help students know themselves by understanding their influences

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Help students know themselves by understanding their influences

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1. What are they good at?
2. What are their values?
3. What are they interested in?
4. What are their challenges?
5. What is their context?

To help understand their strengths you can also use "Match My Skills" https://match-my-skills.qut.edu.au/

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Understanding the World of Work for Gen Z

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Understanding the World of Work for Gen Z

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How different is your learning to work experience compared to what current students' experience?

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Resource for exploration: Careers with STEM

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Resource for exploration: Careers with STEM

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Australia's top FREE student STEM careers guides - computer science careers guide, science, maths & engineering careers guides: tips, inspiration and paths.

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Things I hear from Teachers and Parents frequently

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Things I hear from Teachers and Parents frequently

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1. It is too early to think about careers

2. Choose subjects that you like

3. You can be anything you want to be

4. I know nothing about this stuff, an expert is needed

5. They need to go to university

6. Don't push yourself, you can do that later

7. Make sure you get a great ATAR or you won't get into uni

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A guide to understanding the diversity of options beyond the Year 10 Journey

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FINAL-QFFCareersInAgriculture.pdf (careerharvest.com.au)

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Resource for all things career: Resources designed for parents/ carers

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Resource for all things career: Resources designed for parents/ carers

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myfuture - Australia’s National Career Information Service | myfuture

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Shape your future with myfuture – sign up or log in to Australia’s National Career Information Service.

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Choosing the vehicle before choosing desinations, can be unwise. 

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Some activities to build Career Conversations

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Summary

Over the five years to November 2026:

Employment is projected to increase across all 19 broad industries

Employment is projected to increase across all 8 broad occupational groups

9 in 10 new jobs are projected to require post-school education

Page last updated Monday, 27 June 2022

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