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Melissa Kober

Melissa Kober

Senior Leader

Student Pathways
Melissa.Kober994@schools.sa.edu.au

Whyalla Secondary College is committed to providing Year 7-12 students with career development. Students will explore the individual knowledge, skills and capabilities needed to become self-reliant career managers who are able to make the best possible education, training and occupational choices for their intended future. Students will explore the changing nature of work and receive personalised guidance.

Whyalla Secondary College believes that every student:

  • Should have high quality careers development to ensure students are well informed and flourish when making subject and career decisions.
  • Engages in a range of activities to develop a range of skills, preparing them for the dynamic world of work in all subjects.
  • Be given the opportunity to experience career exploration including a period of work experience, site visits and/or problem based learning, driven by industry problems, collaboration and entrepreneurial skills.
  • Experiences a range of career related activities including higher education information, employer talks, career expos, motivational speakers and university visits.
  • Has access and support to VET or University studies in support of starting the transition into higher education while at school.
  • Develops the knowledge of how to dig and access accurate and up to date information about work trends, training and educational opportunities.

Pathways Team

Megan Cox

Megan Cox

Vocational Education Pathways Manager

Danni Taylor

Danni Taylor

VET Pathways SSO

Industry Pathways Program (IPP) Team

Linda Brown

Linda Brown

CHAT Teacher

Mitch Jackman

Mitch Jackman

ACEE Teacher

Blake Turner-Wiebreck

Blake Turner-Wiebreck

AHEAD Teacher

Angela Harvey

Angela Harvey

AHEAD Teacher

Career Development

Entrepreneurial Learning

Industry Pathways Program

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