Celebrating the work of our careers advisers
Thank you message for careers and transition advisers in NSW public schools.
Join us in celebrating National Careers Week with a special message from Deputy Premier Prue Car and Minister for Skills, TAFE, and Tertiary Education, Steve Whan. In this heartfelt video, they express their gratitude to the dedicated careers and transition advisers across NSW public schools. These advisers play a crucial role in guiding students towards successful futures, whether it's landing their first job or taking the next step in their education. Watch the video to hear more about the incredible impact of their dedication and the NSW Government's commitment to supporting them every step of the way.
Deputy Premier
Hi everyone – Prue Car here, the Deputy Premier and Minister for Education and Early Learning.
Minister Whan
And I’m Steve Whan – Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education.
Deputy Premier
We want to wish you all a wonderful National Careers Week.
Minister Whan
What better time to shine a light on the incredible work of our careers and transition advisers across NSW.
Deputy Premier
Every single one of you plays such a huge role in sparking lifelong learning across more than 400 of our public high schools.
Minister Whan
Whether it’s helping students land their first job – or take the next step into uni, TAFE or training – we want to say thank you
Deputy Premier
Your guidance sets young people up for life. Your passion helps them see what’s possible, and the NSW Government is so proud to be backing you every step of the way.
Minister Whan
The NSW Skills Plan will open more doors – making sure every young person across the state can step into an exciting and meaningful career that responds to our future workforce needs
Deputy Premier
And now with every public school finally set to be fully funded – you’ll be more empowered than ever to put students on the path that’s right for them.
Minister Whan
We know that investing in our students means investing in the future of NSW – in the nurses, tradies, educators, entrepreneurs, and innovators of tomorrow.
Deputy Premier
We want you know, that we know, that none of this would be possible without you. So, thank you for everything you do – not just this week, but every day – to open minds, to lift aspirations and to create brighter futures.
Minister Whan
Have a fantastic National Careers Week
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William: I just want to say thank you so much.
Courtney: I just want to say a big, huge thank you.
Alex: Thank you for going the extra mile and helping prepare me to succeed.
William: You gave me great insight and you’re a fantastic sounding board.
Courtney: Without you, I wouldn't have the courage or the excitement to do art and see it as a viable career into the future.
William: Without you there was an overwhelming amount to consider.
Alex: With your guidance and counsel. You helped me make an informed choice with confidence, and I'm truly grateful for your impact.
William: Your encouragement and support has really enabled me to pursue a career in what I really love.
Alex: Thank you, Kate, for being my careers adviser.
William: Thank you, Chris, for being my careers adviser.
Courtney: The world needs more careers advisers like you, so thank you Miss Parrish.
Melissa: Wow, that's really nice.
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