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Education
Hosted by Unknown Host · Education · EN · 48 episodes
Step into our vibrant student community where voices are heard and friendships flourish. Our podcasters craft each episode, curating topics, conducting interviews, and producing the show. Supported by The Shortis Library, Whitefriars College. We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land. We also pay our respects to Elders past and present.
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Episode #7
How do we help boys become their best selves? Following their presentation at the International Boys’ Schools Coalition Conference in Johannesburg, Mark Murphy and Tanya Vandervelde explore masculinity, vulnerability and the power of connection. Discover how Whitefriars is helping shape compassionate, courageous and purposeful gentle men.
Episode #5
VTAC explained The Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) works with universities and students to help determine where you could be studying in 2027. This episode breaks the process down in plain English: the key dates to know, how preferences work, and the support available along the way. Your House Leader and the Careers team are there to help every step of the way. No jargon. No panic. Just what you need to know, when you need to know it.
Episode #4
Engineering and trades, how they work together Join us for a conversation with Matthew Joyce, an Old Collegian and geotechnical engineer, as we explore the connection between engineering, residential construction trades, and professional networking. From understanding the ground beneath our feet to building the relationships that drive successful projects, Matthew shares insights into the importance of collaboration, communication, and industry connections. Whether you're an engineer, tradie, student, or industry professional, this episode offers valuable perspectives on how strong networks and teamwork help bring great projects—and careers—to life.
Episode #5
<p>In this episode, we explore the deep roots of our volunteers at Whitefriars College—from the early working bees that built a fledgling school in Donvale to the vibrant, generous community that continues to shape it today. Thanks to the parents, past students, committee members and the dedicated College Board, we celebrate the spirit of service that has always defined Whitefriars. It’s a heartfelt reflection on connection, gratitude, and the quiet leaders who give their time so that every young man in our care can thrive.</p>
Episode #2
<p>In this episode, Derek Boothroyd from Deakin University joins us to discuss the growing world of sport and the many career pathways available to students. Recorded during Careers Week 2026 at Whitefriars College, the conversation explores sport qualifications, employability pathways and opportunities across coaching, exercise science, media, events and athlete development. Derek describes the current landscape as the “Golden Age of Sport” and the exciting future of the industry.</p> <p> </p>
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