The expo gave the community direct access to recruiters, networking opportunities, and valuable insights into various industries and job roles within the Central Desert region.
The CDRC stall was a resounding success, drawing significant attention from both students and the wider community. CDRC merchandise, particularly the pannikins, proved incredibly popular, with most items being snapped up within the first five minutes of student arrival.
The Ti Tree School senior students were intrigued by all the Council Services plant, machinery and equipment that was on display.
Beyond the popular giveaways, the CDRC team engaged in productive discussions with students and teachers about potential job opportunities and work experience placements in Ti Tree. Key topics included the Junior Rangers program with two core positions highlighted, and CDRC’s interest in exploring future traineeship offerings.
One student showed particular interest in work experience, and their progress will be followed up by Sascha McKell, Regional Manager, Municipal Services (East).
Darrelle Windsor, Regional Manager – People and Culture, commented, "It was a great day and a fantastic opportunity to connect with the community."
Photo above: The CDRC stall, with Darrelle Windsor, Sarah Davidson, and Katrina Coleby.
The CDRC office carpark housed the stalls.
The students enjoying the barbecue.
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