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Traditional Schooling Isn’t Working? 7 Alternatives to Consider Before Dropping Out

When school isn’t working, dropping out can feel like the only option. For many Queensland students, particularly in Years 11 and 12, feeling disconnected from school doesn’t mean they’ve lost their ability to learn. It often means the learning environment simply isn’t the right fit. Whether it’s anxiety, bullying, learning differences, social pressures or feeling unmotivated by a traditional classroom,

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Unlocking Career Opportunities through Apprenticeships and Traineeships in Australia

Did you know over 140,000 Australians start an apprenticeship or traineeship each year? This shows how large the apprenticeship system is in Australia, largely because it is a great way to get a nationally-recognised qualification while getting paid to work. Apprenticeships and traineeships offer an excellent opportunity for young people to start their career or more mature people to change

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Why Work Experience Matters: Helping High School Students Explore Career Pathways Before Leaving School

Choosing a career is one of the biggest decisions a young person will make, yet many students are expected to make that decision before they’ve had the chance to experience the world of work. That’s where work experience placements can make all the difference. By giving high school students the opportunity to step into a real workplace, work experience provides

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Your First Job Interview: What to Expect and How to Prepare

Getting invited to a job interview is exciting. It means an employer has looked at your application and wants to learn more about you. But if it’s your first interview, it’s completely normal to feel nervous. The good news is that employers don’t expect school leavers to know everything. They’re looking for potential, enthusiasm and a willingness to learn just

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How to Choose a Career When You Don’t Know What You Want to Do Yet

If you’ve ever been asked, “What do you want to do after school?” and didn’t know how to answer, you’re not alone. Many students feel like they should have their future planned before they graduate. The truth is, most people don’t. Choosing a career isn’t about finding one perfect job that you’ll do forever. It’s about discovering your interests, building

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No Job? No Problem. How to Build a Resume With Little or No Experience

One of the biggest concerns students have when they’re getting ready to leave school is writing their first resume. “How can I get a job if I don’t have any experience?” It’s a question almost everyone asks. The good news is that every employer knows they have to start somewhere too. Your first resume isn’t about proving you’ve worked for

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Apprenticeship, Traineeship, University or Employment? Choosing the Right Path After School

For many students, finishing school comes with one big question: What’s next? With so many different pathways available, it’s easy to feel like you need to have your future completely planned before graduation. The reality is that there’s no single “right” pathway after school. The best choice depends on your interests, your goals and how you enjoy learning. Understanding your

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A different kind of senior high school is coming to Hobart

Register your interest An application to bring The BUSY School to Hobart is currently in progress, subject to regulatory approval. Register your interest today and we will keep you connected as things develop. Why Hobart needs a school like this For a lot of young people, completing Years 11 and 12 can feel overwhelming or even impossible. Not because of

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Introducing The BUSY School Online — Education, Your Way!

Building on the success of our BUSY School campuses, which have supported thousands of young people to reconnect with their education and future pathways, we’re excited to announce the launch of The BUSY School Online. Designed for students who are neurodivergent, managing medical conditions, or simply needing greater flexibility, The BUSY School Online provides a supportive, adaptable learning model where

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First Auckland Students Celebrate 2025!

While it opened for Term 2 earlier in the year, the Auckland campus official opening was amalgamated with the end of year ceremonies, adding even more fanfare and celebration to the event. Beginning with a traditional Maori karakia, the school was then declared officially opened by The Deputy Prime Minister, the Honourable David Seymour, whose leadership has paved the way for charter schools

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University Study Hubs – Closing the Education Gap

Recently, Paul Miles, Managing Director of The BUSY Group, sat down with Sofie Formica from 4BC Brisbane radio to discuss the Federal Government’s Suburban University Study Hubs program. These hubs address barriers to tertiary education for students in outer metropolitan and regional areas by providing dedicated study spaces, along with in-person administrative, academic skills and wellbeing support for students studying with any Australian institution.  The BUSY

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