Careers News

In Careers News this week, we are excited to share more information about our Old Girls’ Career Evening as well as the latest issue of the Careers Corner newsletter.

SCEGGS Darlinghurst Biennial Old Girls’ Careers Evening

Date: 20 May

Time: 6pm–7.30pm

Location: Joan Freeman (JF) Lecture Theatre and JF Rooms

Parking: Parking will be available from 5.30pm in the JF car park, accessible via St Peters Street. The car park will close promptly after the event.

Please click here to RSVP for this informative evening

We are delighted to be welcoming back to SCEGGS over 50 Old Girls to share with current students their career insights and advice across a variety of professions.

These include:

Creative, Arts, Media & Marketing

Advertising Industry Leaders
Director of Audiences at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Head of Content Acquisitions at Fox Sports Australia
Journalists at the Australian Financial Review
Managers of the Sydney Contemporary Art Fair
Marketing and Media Managers at Qantas
Senior Wardrobe Stylists for Network 10
Writers, producers, director, actor and voice artist
Associate Product Marketing Managers, Platforms & Devices, Google
Marketing Managers at Google and Commonwealth Bank

Architecture, Design, Property & Engineering

Architects
Interior Designers
Development and property management
Women in Property and Engineering (Including Chemical and Biomedical Engineering)

Medicine, Health, Wellbeing & Social Services

Doctors
Gastroenterologist
Exercise Physiologists
Occupational Therapists
Physiotherapists
Dermatologist
Social Workers (Wellbeing Managers at Qantas)

Veterinary, Science & Zoology

Wildlife Scientist at Taronga Zoo
Veterinarian

Entrepreneurship & AI

Alumni Working in AI‑Related Fields

Finance & Banking

Analysts, Equity Capital Markets (ECM), Commonwealth Bank
Quantitative Risk Analysts at Macquarie Bank
Investment Banker at Barclays Bank

Law

Education

The evening will begin with a panel discussion in the Lecture Theatre about the role of AI in the workplace.

Following this discussion, students will move to classrooms to investigate two careers of their choice. This event is targeted at students in Years 9 – 12, however all students and parents are welcome!

Careers Corner

Please click here to read this week’s Careers Corner Newsletter.

Andrea Pinnock
Careers Advisor