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» Latest news » Russell Broadbent MPRussell Broadbent's Gippsland school leavers’ guide for those graduating in 2021Assistance for graduates to have innovative solutions for their future. By news@gippsland - 27th August 2021 - Back to News Congratulations on your impending graduation!This is a challenging, but nonetheless exciting time to be completing school. The future requires all of us to be adaptable and prepared. Exploring your options means accessing current information on a range of pathways, talking to your parents, friends, teachers and career advisers. The School Leavers’ Guide is a great starting point. 
School leavers' guide can help you decide what you might want to do after graduating Hopes and visions for your futureWhen deciding what you might do after school, consider your interests, your likes and dislikes, your experiences at school, at home and within your community. Think about hopes and visions for your future and where you want to study, train or work. In this guide there are sections about career development, further education and training options, financial assistance available to young people as well as useful contact details for more detailed information. Encourage and assistI trust you will find this information helpful. Please contact my office on 03 5623 2064 if I can be of any further assistance. I also encourage you to enrol to vote if you have not yet done so – simply call my office and I will send you an enrolment form. Good luck as you make the transition from school and I wish you every success in your future endeavours. Download the guide from BroadbentR_School Leavers Guide 2021_Monash. Pictures from Russell Broadbent MP website.
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