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Vol II No: 356 (Vol 1 concluded 523) 10 August 2011
PRAYER
On our recent TCC Day, Rachael Conaghan delivered the following message prior to launching the TCC Prayer:
As a way of celebrating this significant time in the life of TCC; Meg, Vanessa and myself wanted to do something very meaningful
for the school. We wanted to create a legacy that would remain at TCC long after we have graduated. As there is already a
College motto, crest and song we decided to write a special prayer for the College. We chose to incorporate the things that we
believe are essential to life at TCC: education, opportunities, faith, students, staff and families.
TCC PRAYER
Loving God,
You call us to fullness of life.
Thank you for the gift of quality education that is provided here at The Cathedral College.
We pray that you help us to make the most of the opportunities that are offered to us to share our gifts and so
experience life in all its fullness.
May the years we spend here be not only enjoyable but help us to grow as individuals in your image.
Bless the students, staff and families - past, present and future - as they are the heart and soul of this college.
We ask this through Christ our Lord.
Amen.
Saint Joseph, pray for us.
Meg Bongers, Rachael Conaghan, Vanessa Petrie 2011
Events – 10 August – 17 August
10 August - St Lawrence
- QCS Practice
- Maths Team Challenge
- Board Meeting 5.30pm
11 August - St Clare
- PC Mass 8am Cathedral M/JS & M/AW
15 August - Assumption of the BVM: Holy Day of
Obligation
- Year 9 2012 Subject Information Evening
5.30-6pm Our Lady‟s Hall
- Year 10 2012 Subject Information Evening
6-6.30pm Our Lady‟s Hall
16 August - Residential: Sisters of Mercy Dinner 6.30pm
ABSENTEE LINE: 4999 1399
World Youth Day will be held in Madrid, Spain in just over a week. A group of young people from our Diocese will
travel there but it is not possible for all our youth to join in this celebration. Accordingly, Bishop Brian Heenan has
decided to hold a celebration in Rockhampton, in conjunction with the main event. World Youth Day Rockhampton
(WYDR) will take place from lunch-time Saturday 20 August and conclude at lunch on Sunday 21 August. This
College has 36 participants but I would like to encourage more. It is a great opportunity for young people to get in
touch with their spirituality in the company of others of similar age. There are no costs associated with the event and
all meals are provided. Participants will receive a backpack and cap upon arrival. Please discuss this opportunity with
your son/daughter.

RESULTS
The Junior Oratory Competition was held last week with around 25 participants. The standard of delivery was
wonderful and I admire the poise of these young people as they deliver their speeches. Winners were:
Year 8 Matt Jacques
Year 9 Rochelle Hollingsworth
Year 10 Curtis Duff
Nine of our thirteen Netball teams have made it through to semi-finals this week. Best wishes to all.
In Rugby League last week we played RGS and I was impressed by the spirit and sportsmanship displayed by our
boys (this is far more important than the scores listed below). Results from the A division games were:
13A TCC 56 d RGS 0
14A TCC 32 d RGS 4
15A RGS 16 d TCC 12
1STS TCC 24 d RGS 12
Our girls Basketball teams have commenced their seasons also and I will be keen to see their performances in
upcoming weeks.
APPOINTMENT FOR 2012
Miss Patricia McDevitt will retire at the end of this year as Assistant Principal – Studies. I am pleased to announce
that Mr Andrew Stein, currently House Dean – Glover, will take on this role in 2012. Congratulations Mr Stein.
Mr Rob Alexander
From the ASSISTANT TO THE PRINCIPAL - STUDIES
YEAR 8 STUDENTS: All students entering Year 9 in 2012 are
reminded that the Year 9 2012 Subject Information Evening
will be held on Monday, 15 August, in Our Lady’s Hall at 5.30
pm. Handbooks and other information will be distributed from
5.00pm from Helen Hatte Undercroft, to be followed by a
general information session commencing at 5.30pm.
Information about the Year 9 curriculum at TCC, how to
complete the online subject selection process and important
dates will be provided. Academic Deans will also be present to
answer any queries regarding particular subjects. Please note
that Year 8 students will not be required to come for an
interview. However, they must complete their subject selections
by Tuesday 23 August.
Year 12 students at QCS Practice.
YEAR 9 STUDENTS: All students entering Year 10 in 2012 are reminded that the Year 10 2012 Subject Information
Evening will be held on Monday 15 August in Our Lady’s Hall at 6.00pm. Handbooks and other information will be
distributed from 5.45 pm in front of the Helen Hatte Building, to be followed by a general information session
commencing at 6.00pm. Information about the Year 10 curriculum at TCC, how to complete the online subject
selection process and important dates will be provided. Academic Deans will also be present to answer any queries
regarding particular subjects. Please note that Year 9 students will not be required to come for an interview. However,
they must complete their subject selections by Wednesday 24 August.
YEAR 10 STUDENTS: All students entering Year 11 in 2012, together with their parent/s, will be required to have an
interview with an academic dean to discuss their subject selections. Students wishing to take up an
apprenticeship/traineeship will need to make their interview with Mrs Connors instead. Please contact the College
(4999 1300) to arrange an interview time. Interviews with academic deans will take place from 17-19 August and
again from 22-26 August. Mrs Connors will be available at the following times: Wednesday, 17 August and again on
Wednesday and Thursday, 24-25 August. Residential students‟ parents may arrange for a telephone interview.
Miss Patricia McDevitt
From the ASSISTANT TO THE PRINCIPAL - MISSON
PC Mass: This Thursday 8.00am in the Daily Mass Chapel at the Cathedral. All welcome. This week is M/AW and
M/JS.
Diocesan WYD celebrations: Bishop Brian Heenan invites all young people from 15 – 25 years to join in the
Diocesan WYD weekend to be held on 20/21 August at the Cathedral and The Cathedral College. The weekend
which is supported by the DCEO, Diocesan Youth Ministries and schools, will be a chance to listen to dynamic

speakers, listen to music, join in workshops and generally celebrate WYD. Don‟t miss what will be a fantastic
experience for young people from around the Diocese. Flyers are available. A special WYD Mass will be celebrated
by Fr Brian at 6pm on 20 August at the Cathedral. Mark this great weekend on your calendars NOW!
We now have 40 students from Years 10, 11 and 12 attending the weekend. If any more students are
interested in attending they MUST register their names this week at the student counter so that a final College
registration can be sent in.
Fathers’ Day Mass: Advance notice that the date and time
advertised in the calendar are incorrect. Fathers‟ Day Mass will
be held on Thursday 1 September at 8am.
Prayers and blessings,
Mrs Claire Stitt
From the CULTURAL DIRECTOR
Queensland Conservatorium Brass Band: The TCC Concert
Band and brass players from the three Southside Catholic
Primary schools were given the wonderful opportunity to play
alongside the Queensland Conservatorium Brass Band at
workshops held at the Rockhampton City Band Hall yesterday.
The brass music students are touring the Rockhampton area
Work has commenced on the oval redevelopment project this week
that will involve clearing, laser leveling, and installation of the irrigation
system and laying of 1250 m3 of sandy loam in preparation for
sprigging.
working with various school and community bands. Their
Rockhampton tour culminates in a concert this evening at the Salvation Army Hall on the corner of Yaamba Road and
Alexandra Street commencing at 7.30pm. A good evening of entertainment is
assured.
Cultural Art Trip (by Quinn Parle): Last weekend a group of thirteen Year 11
art students and three supervisors travelled to Brisbane for a Cultural Art Trip.
We visited many smaller galleries displaying a variety of Australian artwork.
The exclusive Surrealism exhibition at the Gallery of Modern Art gave us the
chance to see priceless artworks created by famous Surrealist artists. These
works came all the way from Paris and it was a thrill to see them in
person. The Queensland Art Gallery houses more than 10,000 works and
allowed us to see art both modern and historic. Local attractions like the
Valley and South Bank Markets are at the cultural centre of Brisbane with
artworks, fashion and street performances continuing to provide an exciting
experience. Our trip was both enjoyable and insightful and will surely assist
us in our future art studies.
Creative Generations Excellence Awards: The art work of four year 12
students has been nominated for the Creative Generations Art Exhibition that
Marshall Evans playing tuba with the Qld
Conservatorium Brass Band
opens at the Rockhampton Art Gallery in a couple of weeks. We look forward to seeing the works of Colleen Dunne,
Georgia Hayes, Erin McKinnon and Chloe Olive in the exhibition. Congratulations girls!
Queensland Catholic Schools’ Music Festival: Preparations are almost complete for the trip to Brisbane for
seventy-two students and several staff members to attend the Queensland Catholic Schools‟ Music Festival in
Brisbane. Seven ensembles will perform at the festival next weekend.
Music Tour to New Zealand in 2012: At the invitation of Shalom College in Bundaberg, the TCC Band, String and
Choir ensembles have been given the opportunity to attend the annual Rhapsody Rotorua Music Festival next year.
Students received information earlier this week and expressions of interest can be forwarded to Mr Michael Jones or
myself by the end of next week.
Cultural Support Group meeting: Many thanks to the parents who attended the meeting last night. Several fundraising
options were aired including a multi-draw raffle that will be drawn at the final music evening in November. The
College community is very grateful for the efforts of this wonderful group of parents and I personally thank them for
their support and encouragement.
The Young Dancers’ Company of Central Queensland is proud to present a wonderful night of dance featuring two
ballets. Calliope Poetry in Motion is a contemporary work and La Sylphide is an entertaining love story set in
Scotland. Performances will be held at the Gladstone Entertainment Centre on 20 August and the Pilbeam Theatre

21 August. Opera Australia’s Oz Opera presents Verdi‟s La traviata at the Pilbeam Theatre 11 August 7.30pm.
www.pilbeamtheatre.com.au or phone 49274111.
C.L.A.S.S – Community Learning And Skill Sampling for Women: FREE sessions will be provided at the
Women‟s‟ Health Centre, 225 Bolsover Street, from 10am to 1pm every 2 nd Tuesday 2 August to 22 November 2011.
Topics include Scrapbooking, Crochet, Handy hints, Self Defence, Health Information, Employment with Skilling
Solutions. Phone 49226585 for bookings and more information.
Guys and Dolls: The Rockhampton Musical Union‟s 2011 production Guys and Dolls will be staged at the Pilbeam
Theatre on Friday 2 September and Saturday 3 September at 7.30pm and Sunday 4 September at 1.30pm. Dial „n‟
Charge 49274111.
Have a great week.
Mrs Bernadette Mitchell
LIBRARY RESOURCE CENTRE NEWS
BOOK WEEK READING COMPETITON: The competition ends on Friday 26 August with all entries going into the
final draw for a terrific range of prizes including 4 GB Snowdrive USB; stationery; $25 book voucher from Capricornia
Educational Resources of North Rockhampton; laptop carry case; Ipod/mobile phone case; lanyard and a Book Week
bag to carry all the goodies.
Names of a male and female student will be drawn on Monday 29 August and announced in the Chronicle and the
Daily Notices and prizes given to the winning students on Assembly.
There‟s still time to enter so students need to come to the library to obtain there BookMark entry form.
OVERDUE NOTICES: Students with overdue books were emailed the details last Thursday. I ask that students
respond promptly to the request to return books to the library.
Mrs Lyn Lawrence (Teacher Librarian)
From the SPORTS CO-ORDINATOR
Welcome! As we begin Term 3, there is a lot of great news to share on student performances and great results from
our representative teams that competed over the break. We also now look ahead to the Interschool competitions that
are set to kick off.
SCHOOL SPORT
Girls Netball: After an AMAZINGLY successful season, we have nine of our teams now competing this afternoon in
the Interschool Semi Finals.
3.45pm
Court 1 TCC Silver v Emmaus Red
Court 2 TCC White v RGS Giants
4.15pm
Court 9 TCC Orange v RGS Redbacks
4.45pm
Court 3 TCC Aqua v RGS Metros
Court 5 TCC Purple v St Ursula‟s Flames
Court 6 TCC Apollos v RGS Liberty
Court 8 TCC Red v RHS Emerald
Court 9 TCC Gold v St Ursula‟s
5.15pm
Court 3 TCC Titans v RGS Meteors
(THIS IS THE MAIN SEMI FINAL FOR THE TOP DIVISION – it would be great if everyone could stay around and
support our Titan Girls in their quest to the Grand Finals).

RUGBY LEAGUE
Round 4 Results
Year 8A TCC 56 vs RGS 0
Year 8B TCC 10 vs RGS2 4
Year 9A TCC 30 vs RGS 4
Year 9B TCC 0 vs RGS 47
Year10A TCC 12 vs RGS 16
Year 10B TCC 6 vs GHS 50
Open C TCC 8 vs SBC 34
Open A TCC 24 vs RGS 12
Round 5
Please note that all A Fixtures on Saturday have been moved to Browne Park and are not at Victoria Park as
shown in the Fixtures list.
Mr Stephen Parle
All Schools Touch: All players that are playing touch in the Rocky Touch Association (RTA) Summer Competition on
either a Wednesday or Friday need to pay their season fee by 12 August as the season commences on Monday 15
August. This fee is $120.00. All U13 Mixed players who are playing in the Friday competition are still to pay the $120.
The additional $60 will be deducted immediately from their remaining All Schools cost.
Girls Soccer: The team played a solid game again this week. The final score was Yeppoon 5 – TCC 1. With a few
close shots at goal, Abbey McDonald was able to score for us. Tamika Blackman played a great game in the backs,
with Jamie Wincen moving the ball around the field. Thanks again to Natalie Hams and Kate Baker for stepping into
the goalie position. Kate was able to stop of few attempts at goal by Yeppoon. Well done girls and great team
work! A reminder there is NO games this week – 15 August.
Rockhampton & District (R&D) Sports 2011
The following sports are now calling for nominations.
WATERPOLO: Open Age Girls & Boys
Trial Date: Monday 10 October 2011
Forms Due: Monday 3 October 2011
WHATS HAPPENING AROUND THE GROUNDS
This section is where we acknowledge the outstanding sporting achievements of our students as well as keep you up
to date with what‟s happening around our community. If you would like to see your son/daughter‟s achievements
published, please email myself on: (melanie.clarke@tccr.com.au) with the information. Please write the article so that
it does not have to be edited or typed out.
Congratulations to Bastian Tinney (pictured right) who has been selected in the
Australian team to compete in Double Mini and Synchronised Trampoline in
Birmingham, England in November. This is an awesome personal achievement for
Bastian as they only take four athletes in each age group. Bastian also made the
Queensland Team to compete at the National Championships in the September holidays.
Harrison Harber recently attended the State titles followed by the Nationals for
waterskiing in Townsville. At the States he was awarded overall winner in under 14 boys
and at the Nationals he finished 5 th in Australia in Slalom. At the CQ Region presentation
following States and Nationals, Harrison was awarded Skier of the Year. He has now
been selected to attend the Qld Waterski School held in NSW in January. He was one of
only three boys selected in Queensland. Well done Harrison, you have had a fantastic
year on the water!
Laura Geitz will be hosting a series of clinics at the end of the 2011 season. Being a regional athlete herself Laura is
dedicated to visiting regional areas of Queensland to deliver her netball knowledge for girls aged 8-16 years. The
schedule below is a proposed itinerary for her upcoming clinics however could be subject to change on the response
from the areas she has selected.
Rockhampton: Saturday December 17 2011, 1:00pm-3:30pm (8-16 years)
Yeppoon: Sunday December 18 2011, 8:00am-10:30am (8-16 years)
If you would be interested in attending one or more of the clinics, please visit Laura's website and submit your
expression of interest in attending.
http://www.laurageitz.com.au/Netball-Clinics/0,275,1532,00.html

Should the clinic be confirmed, the clinic will cost $45.00 per participant. Laura would love to have you come along
and join in the fun of her 2011 Netball Clinics.
Ms Melanie Clarke
GENERAL NOTICES
The next e-conference “Following Jesus – Matthew” will be held at the Duhig Centre on Monday 12 September
from 9am to 1pm. Keynote Educators are: Fr Chris Monaghan CP and Rev. Dorothy Lee, with Fr Nicholas King.
Please note that this event will be held after the live webcast. If you would like to register for the live webcast
scheduled for 6 September, please go to the official website: http://matthew.vividas.com; alternatively phone Gail
Davis on 4931 3625 at the Diocesan Catholic Education Office, if you‟d like to be part of a group session on 12
September. Morning tea provided. Karen Page
FRIENDS OF MERCY FAIR 2011: Saturday 27 August, 11am Bethany, 75 Ward Street, Rockhampton. There is
plenty on show and everyone is welcome.
AGM for Gracemere Swimming Club Inc: The Gracemere Swimming Club Inc. will be holding their Annual General
Meeting on Sunday 14 August.
Time: 10am
Venue: Club House, Gracemere Swimming Pool, Fisher Street, Gracemere
All are welcome, for more details please e-mail Lisa at 2trouble@tpg.com.au.
Lisa Wandrey
The Rockhampton Women’s Health Centre is holding a FREE event Monday 5 September 2011, 1-5pm, upstairs at
the PCYC Hall to celebrate Child Protection Week 4-9 September. Contact the Centre on 49 226 585 for more
information. Alicia Harris
Community Recovery Counsellor: The recent Queensland floods and cyclones significantly affected the emotional
wellbeing of many Queenslanders. In most cases the initial emotional distress will gradually settle. However, some
people may still be experiencing emotional reactions. Lifeline have a Community Recovery Counsellor available
locally to specifically assist disaster-affected families and communities with emotional wellbeing and mental health
support services. Please contact Kevin McKenzie on 0409 516639 or email kevin.mckenzie@lccq.org.au for
assistance.
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CAREERS INFORMATION
SCHOOL BASED TRAINEESHIPS AND APPRENTICESHIPS
Certificate III Administration DET (Dept of Education and Training): DET is looking for a motivated Year 12 student to start now! The trainee
will complete a Cert III in Business Administration and will continue full-time in 2012 to complete their Traineeship. Please email your resume and a
brief statement about why you would like to be considered for this position to: julie.merry@deta.qld.gov.au. For further details phone Julie Merry,
S2J Coordinator on 49 384662.
School-based Traineeship in Transport and Logistics Reece Rockhampton: Reece are Australia’s largest supplier of bathroom and plumbing
products and are looking for Yr 10 and Yr 11 students to undertake School-based Traineeship in Transport and Logistics at Reece stores in your
area. Upon completion of this Certificate, all participants will be considered for full time employment opportunities within Reece to launch their
career. Employer Requirements: Must be trustworthy, reliable, well presented and enthusiastic; Must enjoy working with others within a team
environment; Must demonstrate a genuine interested in this industry; Must possess strong customer service skills or be willing to learn; Must
possess the ability to learn quickly and follow instructions; Students will be required to work one set day each week and in addition, be available to
work on Saturdays. Placement days may be chosen to meet the individual needs of the successful student and their school. You can view
information and APPLY online at www.reece.com.au/asba. You MUST also email resume to Mark Balsarini at mbalsarini@mmtc.com.au.
J M Kelly Group 2012 Apprentice Intake (School Based): If you are a highly motivated person wishing to acquire a trade qualification in one of
the following areas, Carpentry and Electrical, then a tremendous opportunity exists for you. Applicants will ideally have: A Queensland Certificate
of Education; A focus on workplace safety; Proven interpersonal and communication skills; Ability to work at different job site locations. Applications
should be emailed and include: A letter of application; Resume including personal details, work experience and educational qualifications Details of
2 contactable referees; Copies of school reports for the last 2 years or TAFE or university results; A separate application should be emailed for each
trade applied for. Please indicate if you are applying for a school-based position. Apprenticeships commence in January 2012. Only applications
that are emailed and meet the above requirements will be accepted. Applications should be emailed to simonwatkins@jmk.com.au.Applications
close Monday August 15 2011
Cert III Administration DEEDI (Dept of Employment, Economic Development and Innovation): DEEDI is looking for a motivated Year 10 or
Year 11 student to start now! The trainee will complete a Cert III in Business Administration. Please email your resume and a brief statement about
why you think this would be a good thing for you, email: bronwyn.jones@deedi.qld.gov.au. Applications close 17 August 2011.
Certificate III Hairdressing Pinklily’s Hair Studio: Pinklily’s Hair Studio is seeking a keen Year 10 or Year11 student for a school based
hairdressing apprenticeship. Phone Andrea Evans on 4922 1312 for further information or deliver resume to Andrea at Pinklily’s Hair Studio, 205
Pink Lily Road, Rockhampton.
Cert III Business Administration Capricornia Training Company: You may register online at www.captrain.com.au or visit their office at 38
Armstrong Street, Rockhampton and bring your resume.
Certificate ll in Telecommunication Capricornia Training Company: You may register online at www.captrain.com.au or visit our office at 38
Armstrong Street, Rockhampton and bring your resume.
FULLTIME TRAINEESHIPS AND APPRENTICESHIPS
Certificate III in Business Administration Junior/Trainee Administration: A full time position is available for a traineeship in Cert III in Business
Administration. Full training will be provided, no experience is required, however, school based office studies would be advantageous. Please
forward resumes with handwritten cover letter to: PO Box 5086, Red Hill QLD 4701. Closing 11 August 2011.
Apprenticeship Intake – 2012Hastings Deering: Hasting Deering is seeking highly motivated people wishing to obtain trade qualifications in the
following areas: Diesel Fitting, Auto Electrician, Fitter and Turner, Heavy Vehicle Mechanic and Boilermaker. Applications are currently
open and close 21 August 2011. Apprenticeships are to commence early 2012.
Fitter and Turner Apprenticeship - Penti-M Engineering Australia: Take a look at our website & view the projects we have completed:
www.penti-mengineering.com.au. FORWARD RESUME TO: Judy Keleher, PENTI-M ENGINEERING AUSTRALIA, 23 PARK ST, NORTH
ROCKHAMPTON, 4701. info@penti-mengineering.com.au, Phone: Judy 0428 275999
J M Kelly Group 2012 Apprentice Intake: Carpentry, Electrical (Rockhampton or Gladstone), Refrigeration mechanic (Rockhampton or
Gladstone), Plumbing, Cabinet-making, Glazing, Sheet metalwork or Off-site construction (Joinery). Applicants will ideally have: A Queensland
Certificate of Education; A focus on workplace safety; Proven interpersonal and communication skills; Ability to work at different job site locations.
Applications should be emailed and include: A letter of application; Resume including personal details, work experience and educational
qualifications; Details of 2 contactable referees; Copies of school reports for the last 2 years or TAFE or university results. A separate application
should be emailed for each trade applied for. Apprenticeships commence in January 2012. Only applications that are emailed and meet the
above requirements will be accepted. Applications should be emailed to simonwatkins@jmk.com.au. Applications close Monday August 15, 2011
Apprenticeship Program 2012 Anglo American Coal – Dawson: Electrical, Auto Electrical, Boiler Maker, Diesel Fitter. To apply for the 2012
Apprenticeship Program with Anglo American Metallurgical Coal please go to www.angloamerican.com.au, complete our online application form
and upload your resume school results. Applications close on Thursday 18 August 2011.
Apprentice Tiler - Capricornia Training Company: Register online at www.captrain.com.au or visit office 38 Armstrong St, Rockhampton.
Automotive Sales (Parts Interpreting) Apprenticeship Cap. Training Company: Register online at www.captrain.com.au or Office 38 Armstrong
St, Rockhampton.
Warehouse and Storage Worker Cert III in Transport and Logistics (Warehousing and Storage) Cap Training Company
1. Fulltime traineeship. Register online Application for Employment www.captrain.com.au or visit the Office at Armstrong St.
2. Migas has 2 traineeships in above Cert III. Apply at www.migas.com.au or email resume to recruitment.mky@migas.com.au
Apprentice Parts Interpreter DC Motors: See Mrs Connors for more details. Applications to: Kirsty Hansen, Spare Parts Manager, 85 Derby
Street, Rockhampton 4700. Kirsty.hansen@dcmotors.com.au.

Apprentice Chef Demedios Rockhampton: Brad Forrest Head Chef/Owner, Demedios Café, QTV House, Aquatic Place, Nth Rockhampton
email: trackers79@hotmail.com.
Chef Apprenticeship Cert II in Hospitality Cap Training Company: Register online at www.captrain.com.au or Office at 38 Armstrong St
Rockhampton.
Cert II in Telecommunications Cap Training Company: Register online at www.captrain.com.au or at Office 38 Armstrong St Rockhampton
Apprentice Heavy Vehicle Mechanic Brown and Hurley: Danielle Cullen, Human Resources, PO BOX 3078, Darra Qld 4076
Fax (07) 3363 8083 email: hr@brownandhurley.com.au. Applications close 12 August.
Apprentice Locksmith - Keycut Services Pty Ltd: 4 year apprenticeship. Information at www.keycut.com.au, Robert Lorraway,
robl@keycut.com.au (07) 4927 3400, 0411721627.
GAGAL has apprenticeship and traineeship vacancies - electrical, fitter&turner, carpenter, business, boilermaker, support worker. Contact:
Amanda 49275709 rockhampton2@gagal.com.au.
Cert III in Business Administration GAGAL: High standard of knowledge in Computers, Pass in Year 10 Maths and English. POBOX 1610
Rockhampton QLD 4700, 130 Denham St, Rockhampton, Rockhampton@gagal.com.au.
FULL TIME POSITIONS
Junior Administrator - High Street Finance Centre: If you want a fun, team environment, customer interaction, rewards, challenges, success,
and constant learning then send us your story to info@hsfc.com.au.
Manufacturing Process Workers - Bradnams Windows and Doors: Previous experience in a similar position would be an advantage but not
necessary as full training is provided. If you think you have what it takes to become a part of this growing team please send your resume, a cover
letter and at least two references through to amber-lee.lederhose@bradnams.com.au or post to Attn: Amber-Lee, PO Box 9501, Park Avenue QLD
4701.
PART TIME /CASUAL
Casual and Christmas Casual - City Chic: Please apply in Store to Sara (Manager) or phone 074939 2413.
GAGAL Pre-Trade Program: The GAGAL Pre Trade Program provides training to Year 11 and 12 students interested in trade related careers. The
program has been designed in conjunction with real life industry expectations and thus supports successful transition into traineeships and
apprenticeships. Year 11 and 12 students are provided the opportunity to complete a Certificate II in Engineering or Certificate II in General
Construction. Students interested in automotive, construction, plumbing, electrical and painting trade areas are also encouraged to enrol in the
GAGAL Pre Trade. Application Process: Complete Expression of interest and submit to GAGAL, Attend Aptitude Testing and Interviews, Attend
Industry Induction at GAGAL, Attend full GAGAL Projects Participant Induction, Attend Vocational Placement. Recommendations: Students are
encouraged to maintain a Sound Achievement level for all school subjects. A desire to obtain an Australian School Based Apprenticeship or fully
indentured apprenticeship in preferred trade area is ideal. Students are encouraged to apply for advertised apprenticeships and support is provided
for the application process. Many students gain full time apprenticeships as a result of their structured work placements. GAGAL are taking
applications NOW. Applications close 14 November 2011. Address: 130 Denham Street, Rockhampton QLD. Phone: 49275709.
Eagle Boys Rockhampton is looking for new staff members. Positions are available all around the store, in both service and production. If
interested, call by the store (145 Musgrave Street, North Rockhampton) to pick up an application form or email your resume to Stacey Hodder at
stacey@healgroup.com.au.
UNIVERSITY
USC (University of the Sunshine Coast) Open Day, on Sunday 14 August, is an opportunity for your students and their parents to come and
discover everything that USC has on offer. There are a number of scholarships available to USC. Students are to see Mrs Connors for more
details.