Tomaree High School Year 12 Students Plan for Future Careers

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As final exams approach, Tomaree High School's Year 12 students are looking ahead to their promising futures, with diverse career paths in sight. From speech pathology to electrical engineering, these teens are pursuing their passions. Olive Phillips, 17, aims to become a speech pathologist and is currently learning Australian sign language (Auslan) through a TAFE course. Maddison Hillier, also 17, is working towards an electrical apprenticeship after completing a TAFE Certificate II. Mia Copeland, 18, has been accepted into JMC Academy in Sydney to study a Bachelor of Media, Film and Television, with the goal of becoming a film director.

Key Takeaways:

  • Olive Phillips, a Tomaree High School Year 12 student, is pursuing a career in speech pathology and is learning Australian sign language (Auslan) through a TAFE course.
  • Maddison Hillier, also a Tomaree High School Year 12 student, aims to become an electrician and is currently completing a TAFE Certificate II.
  • Mia Copeland, an 18-year-old student, has been accepted into JMC Academy in Sydney to study a Bachelor of Media, Film and Television.
  • At least two Tomaree High School Year 12 students are enrolled in TAFE courses related to their future careers.
  • Students are participating in TAFE courses, workshops, work experience, and other preparatory activities to enhance their skills and knowledge.
  • Speech pathology, electrical engineering, and film directing are among the career paths pursued by Tomaree High School Year 12 students.

Statistics:

  • Number of Tomaree High School Year 12 students mentioned: 3 (Olive Phillips, Maddison Hillier, and Mia Copeland)
  • Age of the students mentioned: 17 (Olive and Maddison), 18 (Mia)
  • TAFE courses completed or planned: Certificate II
  • Number of TAFE courses mentioned: 2
  • Institutions mentioned: Tomaree High School, TAFE, JMC Academy

Sources:

  • "Tomaree High School Year 12 students buckle down for their future ahead of the HSC" by Laura Rumbel (exact date not specified)