Alice Springs Year 12 students officially say goodbye to their schooling years
ALICE Springs Year 12 students have officially said goodbye to their schooling years with their last exam behind them
Alice Springs
Don't miss out on the headlines from Alice Springs. Followed categories will be added to My News.
ALICE Springs Year 12 students have officially said goodbye to their schooling years with their last exam behind them.
Among the students off on their next adventure are Charlotte Campbell and Joseph Martin, who attended Centralian Senior College.
Both intend to stay in the NT and find work next year.
“Alice Springs has always been a good place to get a job and to start something new,” Charlotte said.
“I want to go into medicine. Maybe nursing or paramedics.”
MORE CENTRALIAN NEWS
New policy for drinking in public places you need to know. See the FULL LIST HERE.
Council to continue discussions on street named after police officer charged with murder
Man to face court on eight charges relating to animal cruelty
Joseph said it was a “relief” that school was officially over.
He said he got a lot out of the subject Workplace Practices, where students practise interviewing skills and write their resumes for future job prospects.
“My mum is a police officer, and that’s what I’d like to do in the future,” he said.
Named: Man charged with murder of Western Desert wife
The man accused of killing an internationally recognised artist, and leaving her body near the Alice Springs River has appeared in court for the first time. Read the latest.
Woman stabbed in head in terrifying alleged home invasion
An Alice Springs woman has been left with stab wounds to her head, hands and arms after a horrifying alleged home invasion – and the offenders are still on the run. LATEST DETAILS.