Gorokan High School

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Emailgorokan-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au

Careers

Welcome to the careers faculty at Gorokan High School

The support and programs offered by the Careers faculty are:

Careers Education at Gorokan High School is concerned with the development of skills, knowledge and attitudes through a planned program of learning experiences. This program will assist students to make informed decisions about school and post-school education, training and employment options and participation in the community.

The general aim of the Careers Education Program is to provide a meaningful educational experience, catering for individual differences and relevant to the needs and aspirations of the students and community and to develop self-awareness, occupational awareness and decision-making skills of students.

Mr Stephen Robertson (Relieving Careers Advisor)

Job Jump

Job Jump

GHS subscribes to the careers website to assist all our students. Parents are also able to access the website through their child.
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Explore Job Jump

Job Jump is a fantastic site that contains an enormous amount of information on jobs and career pathways. 

  • Explore careers by going on a 360 VR tour
  • Select a career to find out some possible senior subjects to study
  • University key days
  • TAFE courses
  • Create a resume
  • eWork experiences
  • and so much more.

NEW to JobJump?

  1. Watch this 2 minute video
    https://vimeo.com/528192768
  2. The school password: geckos
  3. Click on I’M NEW in the top right hand corner and follow the prompts.

Already registered?

  1. If you have already registered LOGIN using your email address and password.
  2. If you have forgotten the password, follow the prompts to reset it.

CCGT

Central Coast Group Training

Visit CCGT website for the latest traineeship and apprenticeship opportunities.
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