With their futures just around the corner, facing into Year 12 brings with it a satchel full of new challenges for high school students.
But for 65 students about to start their last year in school, the path ahead is about to become a lot less daunting.
Griffith University’s 2017 Future Leaders Retreat will bring students from 40 schools, stretching from Casino in NSW to Cairns in Far North Queensland, to its Gold Coast campus for three days of career mentoring and inspiring sessions.
Designed to help students prepare for the transition to university, this year’s retreat starts this morning (Tuesday, January 10) with Deputy Vice Chancellor (Engagement), Professor Martin Betts, formally welcoming the group.
It offers students exclusive career development and networking opportunities and a potentially life-changing chance to develop their leadership skills.
Be the best leader you can be
Griffith student, Madaline Hartwig, encourages all participants to grab the opportunity with both hands.
“It is
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