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30 Nov 2023 | |
SMC Connect News |
At our recent careers event, Inspiring the Future, our Middle School girls heard from eight inspiring young women, including six St Margaret’s College Old Girls, who are following a diverse range of careers and who generously shared their goals, their experiences of further education, and their values.
Our SMC Old Girls were also joined by Molly Whitaker, a 19 year old pilot and adventurer, and Chelsea Rapp, Chairperson of NZ Game Developers Association, Head of Strategy for Cerebral Fix, and Programme Manager & Games Ambassador for the University of Canterbury.
Career mentoring is just one of the ways in which our Old Girls maintain their connections back to St Margaret’s College and support and nurture our current students.
If you would be interested sharing your expertiese and skills to one of our younger Old Girls' please contact us at smcoga@stmargarets.school.nz
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