‘Earn while you learn’: Students paid up to $50,000 in new apprenticeship
Students now have the chance to undertake a paid apprenticeship – earning up to $50,000 – from their first year of uni as SA plans for the AUKUS project.
Tertiary
‘You’re never too old’: 76yo graduates from uni
At 76 years old, an Irishman once shot in The Troubles has graduated with a law degree, but it wasn’t a straightforward journey to get there.
Building a new workforce by degrees
Two South Australian universities are set to launch new degrees to attract more students to study early childhood education
Elite cops swoop on uni expert in alleged teen ‘sextortion’ sting
A university researcher has been arrested over allegations he conspired with another man to solicit abuse material from a 14-year-old girl.
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Teach our kids nuclear skills in school: Premier
Up and atom, kids. Premier Peter Malinauskas has a plan for schools to reduce the “single biggest risk” to Adelaide’s nuclear-powered submarine construction.
Become a nuclear doctor: Flinders Uni’s huge submarine deal
World-leading nuclear education programs will be delivered at Flinders University under deals unveiled in London by Premier Peter Malinauskas.
This isn’t the car industry 2.0 – it’s much bigger than that
Peter Malinauskas says the nuclear submarines project will be far more complex and transformative for SA than the car industry, requiring generations of skilled workers.
Aged care suicide shock in heartbreaking Flinders probe
SA researchers have broken new ground in a study of people entering the aged care system, and it makes grim reading.
Half finished: Why SA’s young tradies are getting out early
One in two SA apprentices drop out, new figures reveal, as the state is set to spearhead a new national bid to reverse the trend.
Downer’s lesson: How the Adelaide Uni merger can succeed
Former federal Liberal leader turned academic Alexander Downer has some ideas on how a merged Adelaide mega-uni could create world-leading research.
Burnt-out SA teacher ready to quit his calling
Secondary schoolteacher Tim Longstaff has been teaching for 14 years but says he’s ready to quit – joining a national exodus of teachers leaving the profession.
Wendy-Jayne’s secret to success for young jobseekers
Wendy-Jayne Williams’ hard work built a national employment empire. She says these changes would help push young people into work and solve our skills shortages.
Watch the replay: Teen Parliament gives a voice to next-gen leaders
Teen Parliament 2023 gave SA’s brightest school students the opportunity to debate their ideas to improve our state. Watch the full replay of our live stream.
SA’s hardest university courses to get into
An unexpected university course has an ATAR cut-off of 98.5 – making it harder to get into than engineering, health sciences and law.
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