Careers and Pathways Breakfast - Sport
Beaconhills College is excited to host our second Careers and Pathways Breakfast for the year (formerly the Alumni Breakfast Series), with a focus on 'Sport'. We’ll be joined by two incredible former students who will share their journeys and experiences.
Thomas Randle (Class of 2014)
Beaconhills College is excited to welcome back Thomas, now a professional race car driver competing in the Supercars Championship. Alongside his racing career, Thomas has also pursued studies in Mechanical Engineering.
He’ll share his journey from student to elite athlete, with insights into following your passion, balancing study and sport, overcoming challenges, and performing under pressure.
Courtney Field (Class of 2015)
A former Beaconhills College student, Courtney pursued her passion for cycling from a young age, dedicating years to training and competing at the highest level. She's an Australian track cyclist who competed at an elite level, representing Australia in national and international competitions.
Courtney will share her journey through elite sport, including the discipline and resilience, the challenges of high-performance competition, and the lessons she has learned along the way.
Coffee and Breakfast included
A complimentary Beaconhills College shuttle bus will be running from Berwick to Pakenham and back. Let us know if you’d like to reserve a seat on the bus.
* This event will be photographed and may be used in Beaconhills College publications and social media.
Thomas Randle (Class of 2014)
Beaconhills College is excited to welcome back Thomas, now a professional race car driver competing in the Supercars Championship. Alongside his racing career, Thomas has also pursued studies in Mechanical Engineering.
He’ll share his journey from student to elite athlete, with insights into following your passion, balancing study and sport, overcoming challenges, and performing under pressure.
Courtney Field (Class of 2015)
A former Beaconhills College student, Courtney pursued her passion for cycling from a young age, dedicating years to training and competing at the highest level. She's an Australian track cyclist who competed at an elite level, representing Australia in national and international competitions.
Courtney will share her journey through elite sport, including the discipline and resilience, the challenges of high-performance competition, and the lessons she has learned along the way.
Coffee and Breakfast included
A complimentary Beaconhills College shuttle bus will be running from Berwick to Pakenham and back. Let us know if you’d like to reserve a seat on the bus.
* This event will be photographed and may be used in Beaconhills College publications and social media.
Location
Year 9 Centre, Pakenham Campus
via Pakenham Road , Pakenham VIC 3820
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