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21 Mar 2024 | |
Written by Sabrina Uppal | |
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Bishop Vesey’s Grammar School (BVGS) recently hosted an enriching Careers Day, drawing a diverse array of speakers, many of whom were esteemed alumni, Old Veseyans (OVs). The event served as a vibrant platform for OVs to network with other members of the alumni community while imparting invaluable insights to current students.
The occasion brimmed with seminars tailored to various industries, each offering a glimpse into the professional world and the journey from school to career. For BVGS pupils, the presence of former students in these roles brought a relatable and inspiring dimension, showcasing tangible pathways to success.
Each seminar offered a deep dive into its respective industry, providing students with practical knowledge and actionable advice. From discussing the personal attributes essential for success to shedding light on the day-to-day realities of different professions, the sessions aimed to demystify career paths and empower students to make informed decisions about their futures.
Moreover, the presence of OVs served as a testament to the school's legacy of producing accomplished individuals across various fields. Their willingness to give back to the BVGS community exemplifies the spirit of mentorship and solidarity among alumni, fostering a culture of support and inspiration.
As BVGS continues to cultivate a rich tradition of academic excellence and community engagement, events like the Careers Day reaffirm its commitment to holistic education. By bridging the gap between past and present, the school empowers its students to navigate the complexities of the modern workforce while honouring the legacies of those who have walked its halls before.
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