Using printed A3 Job Spotlight Posters

Butler College in Western Australia hosted a breakfast meeting for career practitioners along with Lucy and Rob, for some professional development time on the Cluster resources and online quiz.

St Andrews Catholic College educators are embedding careers in the curriculum and igniting future pathways ideas by displaying subject posters on their white boards and around the classroom.

At Kildare Catholic College, the walls are adorned with Ponder posters and conversation starters, as well as Job Spotlight booklets, keeping the careers sparks burning long after lesson time is over.

The careers team at Belgrave Heights Christian School ran a hugely successful Ready to Work Program with their Year 9’s over 3 days. They introduced several of their own innovative activities and materials with the SWG program and resources, along with other guest speakers and workshops. They even implemented the SWG lanyard suggestion designed to […]

The awesome careers team at Cecil Hills High School wear their SWG lanyards to highlight their skills, helping students to identify them as people in school to have career conversations with.

At Comet Bay College they’ve set up a Career Clusters display for the students in the library. Reinforcing the language, piquing curiosity, and continuing careers conversations outside of the classroom or careers office.

John Paul College display an amazing collection of printed Job Spotlight booklets in their careers office to inspire students and start conversations.

Careers Advisor Terence Priester uses digital displays throughout his school to show a wide range of careers and get students to regularly think about possible pathways. Our range of digital posters can be used in many different digital settings throughout your school, including public areas, the library, Subject Selection evenings, Careers Expos and more.

Pathways Coach, Kara Oliver used the Ponder Program’s Career Conversations posters to brighten up her careers corner at school.