Careers
Claire Pech – Careers Advisor
HSC – important dates:
Results released on 17 December at 6.00 am: HSC results will be delivered to students via email and text.
The HSC Inquiry Centre is opens on 17 December at 8.00 am
Phone: 1300 138 323
To access your results, enter your student number and PIN and follow the prompts. Remember your NESA number and Students Online PIN are different from your University Admissions Centre (UAC) number and PIN.
ATARs will be released on 17 December on the MYUAC App at 1.00 pm
Call 1300 ASK UAC for any issues you are having and have your UAC log in ready (1 plus your NESA number).
I will be available on email on 17 December if you have any questions. For anyone who feels they need an appointment to talk through their options I will have limited bookings available on Wednesday 18 December.
To book, please use my on line calendar https://calendly.com/clairepechcareers/. If I become fully booked, I can answer any queries on email that evening.
Change of preferences finalised on UAC on 19 December 2019 at midnight
Please verify all dates and information via UAC on https://www.uac.edu.au/key-dates
(If you wish to opt out of receiving your results by email or SMS, go to NSW Students Online, My Details. You will also be able to access your results that day via NSW Students Online, My Details. Download your NESA credentials as a free PDF from NSW Students Online, My Details. Your HSC credentials will include a HSC Testamony, Record of Achievement detailing your Year 12, 11 and 10 results, and personalised course reports for relevant HSC courses. After downloading, remember to save or print your credentials as NSW Students. The online account will only remain open until 30 June 2020: https://studentsonline.nesa.nsw.edu.au/go/login)
December Round 2 Offers released on the UAC website on 23 December 2019 at 7.30 am
For continuing offer rounds after this one consult https://www.uac.edu.au/key-dates
UAC – Year 12 Parent Guide https://www.uac.edu.au/media-centre/news/year-12-parent-guide
Good luck with all of these results, place applications and rounds. I wish you all the best as you move on to the next chapter. Don’t feel locked in or confined by any of these choices you make at this time. GAP ‘year-ers’ have a likelihood to change their mind, as do students after their 1st year of study, as do students who take some time out to think it all through….so think of this as the NEXT step, not the ONLY step.
Best wishes,
Claire Pech