Careers - Term 4 Week 2

Welcome back to Term 4.  We are at the pointy end of the year and a very important time in the Careers Department as our wonderful Year 12 students prepare to go out in the big, wide world and our Year 9 and 10 students finalise their subject selections for 2018.

Some helpful information for our Year 12 students and parents are below.  I also encourage the Year 11 students to begin thinking about their future tertiary and/or career pathway because Year 12 comes and goes very quickly! 

Congratulations to Year 11 student, Ceiridwen Vaughan who has been successful in gaining entry to the University of Queensland (UQ) Young Scholars Program Residential Camp, a wonderful achievement!

I encourage Year 12 students to research scholarship information for tertiary study next year.  Each tertiary institution has its own scholarship page, and there are many available.  Furthermore, it’s important that Year 12 students have researched their living arrangements for next year especially if they plan to study away from home.  This information can also be found on each tertiary institution website.

QTAC:

QTAC Applications are now open for 2018 courses.  If parents were not able to attend the parent session; the QTAC Powerpoint presentation was sent out via email.  Year 12 Students need to ensure they preference their courses correctly:

1st & 2nd       Desired courses     Courses you want to study
3rd & 4th       Back-up courses     Less competitive courses that you want to study
5th & 6th       Pathway courses    Courses that will help you upgrade into a course you want

…then rearrange them if necessary according to major offer round date.

See QTAC key dates here: https://www.qtac.edu.au/key-dates-fees  You can find out more about preferences here: http://www.qtac.edu.au/applications/apply-here/preferences

THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES CAN HELP YOU WITH YOUR RESEARCH:

• The QILT website at https://www.qilt.edu.au/. The QILT website helps you compare official study experience and employment outcomes data from Australian higher education institutions.
• Hobsons Course Finder at http://www.hobsonscoursefinder.com.au/. This site has a rating section for all Australian universities.  The content comes from The Good Universities Guide.  You can also search for courses and institutions on this site.
• Study Assist Website at http://studyassist.gov.au/sites/StudyAssist/. Find out about Australian Government financial assistance for further study.
• University of Sunshine Coast (USC) The Ultimate Uni Checklist: Compare study options free tool: http://checklistusc.com.au/

Connect with the Australian Defence Force (ADF) through social media

Use the following sites to keep up with ADF events and new developments:

• Facebook
• YouTube
• Twitter
• LinkedIn
• Instagram

You can find action videos of recent ADF activities here.

Women in the Australian Defence Force (ADF)

The Defence Jobs website has a section on Women in the ADF.  This site looks at equal career opportunities, lifestyle, flexible working conditions, family support and short commitment options.

Australian Defence Force (ADF) Gap Year

Students interested in an ADF Gap Year in 2019 can register their interest to receive an email as soon as 2019 Gap Year jobs and application details are available.  Applications for Gap Year 2019 will open in March 2018.

Year 11s interested in the Australian Defence Force Academy

The optimum time to apply for entry into the Australian Defence Force Academy (ADFA) is Semester two of Year 11.  Year 11 students who are interested in an attractive salary while studying an Australian Defence Force funded degree in Business, Engineering, Arts, Science, Technology or Information Technology are encouraged to commence their application this year.  You can start your application on the ADF website or ring 131901.  Before you do this, explore life and study at ADFA.  Also, information about the ADFA Education Award can be found on this site.

Skillsroad website has had a facelift

On the updated Skillsroad website, you can do a career quiz, explore occupations and industries and learn about study and training pathways.  The ‘Apply for Jobs’ section provides information about job search skills including job search techniques, how to write a resume and cover letters, preparing for a job interview, as well as a job board.  In ‘Life Hacks’, you can learn about topics such as superannuation, buying your first car and much more.

The Year13 website

Year13 is an online resource for post-school options.  It provides information on Jobs, Gap Year Programs, Job Vacancies, Studying, Money Advice, Internships and more.  The site has a ‘Get Advice’ section with many articles you might find interesting and informative.  Visit the ‘Study’ section for useful information about industries and occupations.

 CQUniversity (CQU) snippets

Echocardiographers – These specialised health professionals view, analyse, modify and report on cardiac scans.  The B Echocardiography (Cardiac Physiology) and Graduate Diploma of Echocardiography, offered at CQU’s Brisbane campus, prepares students for a career as an Echocardiographer.  You can study the course over four-years full-time or eight years part-time.  For more information about this course, visit the CQU website.

STEPS information sessions – Skills for Tertiary Education Preparation Studies (STEPS) is an enabling course to prepare students for entry to degree programs at CQU.  It could be a pathway for students who do not gain entry to their preferred course the first time.  Other universities may accept STEPS as a pathway to their courses (check with the relevant institution).  Click here for more information about STEPS and to register to attend a STEPS information session at a CQU campus near you.

Griffith University notes

Musical Theatre Summer School 2018 – This school, for students aged 13 years and above, will be held from 15 – 19 January 2018 at the Burke Street Studio Theatre, Woolloongabba.  If you are passionate about singing, dancing, acting and performance, this is the event for you.  Find out more on the Qld Conservatorium website.

Headstart Day at Bond University

This event will be held on Monday 16 October 2017.  It will provide Year 10 and 11 students with an opportunity to try university subjects from across Bond's four faculties.  Contact your school’s Guidance Officer/Counsellor if you are interested in attending this event.

James Cook University (JCU) Updates

Accommodation - JCU has an Accommodation Service that can assist with on and off-campus accommodation options.  Applications for the on-campus residential colleges and halls in Townsville and Cairns are open.  Find out more on the Accommodation website.

Important due dates – If you do not meet the following dates, you will not be considered for the related courses:

• 13 October 2017 - the last date for the Predictions of Academic Achievement forms for B Medicine/B Surgery applicants to be emailed to the Division of Tropical Health and Medicine.  Note that this form must be emailed by the school principal, guidance officer or director of studies only, not the student.

Get ready 4 uni. - This JCU web page has all the information you need to help you settle into university study and living.

Jazz Music Institute’s (JMI) Summer Jazz Clinic 2018

JMI’s Summer Jazz Clinic is a four-day jazz performance clinic delivered in a fun and friendly environment for musicians of all abilities and all ages.  It will be held from 8 – 11 January 2018 at JMI’s Brisbane campus located in Bowen Hills.  For more information and to register, visit the JMI website.

News from the University of Queensland (UQ)

UQ Idea Hub – This hub is a start-up incubator.  Students with business ideas can use this hub to get support and mentors to help them develop their business plan.  Learn more about the program here.

New courses – The following courses will commence in 2018:

• B Engineering (Hons)/Master of Engineering is a new integrated course offered in 2018.  It is a five-year course that includes a six-months work placement.  Prerequisites are English, Mathematics B, plus one of Physics or Chemistry.  Recommended subjects are Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics C.
• B Computer Science - This is a standalone computer course.  Previous computer science studies were offered through engineering and science programs.

Accommodation – UQ has 10 residential colleges on its St Lucia campus and the Halls of Residence on the Gatton Campus.  Interested students can organise a visit during school holidays.  Most colleges provide pastoral care, academic guidance, tutorial programs, community service activities and inter-college cultural, sporting and social programs.  Visit the Live UQ website for information about the colleges and to apply.  It is important to apply early.

Non-resident/Associate Membership programs at residential colleges – Several residential colleges at UQ have programs for non-residents.  The programs may include participation during O Week, access to tutorials, pastoral care and academic support.  Non-residents can use the college as a ‘home base’.  Check the residential college websites at Live UQ for information about these programs.

Need to meet a subject prerequisite for a UQ course? - UQ College will deliver intensive university prerequisite courses in Mathematics, Biology and Chemistry over four weeks from Tuesday 21 November - Saturday 16 December 2017 at the St Lucia Campus.  Applications close on Wednesday 25 October 2017.  See the UQ College website for details.

UQ College Tertiary Preparation Program – This is a 28-week program offered on the St Lucia campus in January, May and September 2018.  On successfully completing the program, students can use their grade point average and prerequisites to apply for entry into a UQ degree.  This program may be accepted by other universities as a pathway for entry (check with the relevant institution).  Application are currently open for the January program and will close on 27 November 2017.  Click here for more information.

UQ Academic Scholarship applications due this month – There are three categories of academic scholarships –Vice-Chancellor's Scholarships, Excellence Scholarships and Merit Scholarships.  You apply for all three on the one online application.  You must provide scanned copies of supporting documentation with the online application form.  The application due date is 31 October 2017.  Details of the application process and FAQs are available at UQ Academic Scholarship Program.

UQ Sport Scholarship applications due this month – Applications for the following scholarships are due on 31 October 2017:

• Clem Jones Sporting Scholarships are awarded based on financial need, sporting achievements to date and potential to perform in your chosen sport at a high level.  The award is valued at $18,000 over three years.
• UQ Sport Scholarship Ambassador Program is awarded to professional and/or elite athletes.  It is valued at $1500 in support services per athlete per year.
• UQ Sports Achievement Scholarships are awarded to outstanding new and continuing students who have demonstrated exceptional ability in their chosen sport.  It is valued at $3,000 - $12,000 for one year.

Queensland University of Technology (QUT) news

Vice-Chancellor’s Scholarship program - If you have an outstanding record of academic, creative or sporting achievements, you may be eligible for one of QUT’s Vice-Chancellor's Scholarships, which range from $10,000 to $30,000.  The program is not just about financial rewards.  It brings together high-achieving students with mentors to challenge them to realise their full potential.  As a Vice-Chancellor's scholar, you'll have access to leadership and development opportunities, including the College of Excellence, and the Leadership, Development and Innovation program, where you can develop leadership skills and build professional networks.  Applications for the academic and sporting scholarships close on 17 November 2017.

How do international Year 12 students apply to QUT? – If you are completing Year 12 in Australia, you apply for QUT courses through QTAC.  QTAC provides your information to QUT.  QUT will send conditional offers from late October.  The offers are conditional on meeting course requirements.  See QUT’s International student’s website for more information.

University of Sydney announces new fixed minimum ATARs

What ATAR is required to guarantee you a place at the University of Sydney?  This university has introduced fixed ATARs for most of its courses to simplify the application process and make it more transparent.  You can download the What ATAR is required to guarantee my place? Information sheet here.  Visit the QTAC website for tables comparing OP with QTAC selection ranks, and QTAC selection ranks with ATARs.

Cambridge University – Cambridge Immerse:

Cambridge Immerse is a unique two-week academic summer programme for 15-18-year-old students from around the world. The rigorous academic programme is designed and taught by Cambridge University and Oxford University tutors and takes place in some of the most beautiful and historic colleges of Cambridge University.

Students attend our programme from leading schools all over the world. We are glad to invite students from St Andrew's Catholic College Redlynch Valley who would benefit from the academic summer programme that we deliver. For further information, please visit www.cambridgeimmerse.com. A PDF version of our prospectus is also available to view at https://www.cambridgeimmerse.com/Prospectus2018.pdf

Vision Australia Further Education Bursaries

Applications for the 2018 bursaries for students who are blind or have low vision are now open.  The bursaries provide adaptive technology to help students fully participate in their chosen studies.  Applications close on 31 October 2017.  For information on how to apply and to download the applicaion form, visit the Vision Australia website.

A second language gives jobseekers an advantage

Having a second language can be an advantage in our increasingly globalized economy according to an article published on news.com.au.  The article lists the following jobs that benefit from a second language:

• Real Estate - This sector is competitive, with agents vying for the best listings.  A sales agent who can speak a second language can sell to a wider range of buyers so has a competitive advantage.
• Hotel Services - Tourists come to Australia from all over the world so hotel service managers who can speak in a visitor’s first language can provide better customer service.
• Computer Programming - Coding languages are commonly used in the software sector, but programmers would do well to speak a foreign language too.  Many IT roles are unrestricted by geographical barriers, so workers may need to work with colleagues across the world.
• Nursing - Hospitals and surgery can be daunting, so having a nurse who speaks a patient’s first language can make a big difference to their comfort.  The nurse can explain procedures and after-care requirements without details being lost in translation.
• Translating/Interpreting – People with these skills remove language barriers and are often used in business meetings and in the media.

Do you have a business idea but don’t know where to start?

Visit the SelfStart website.  This is an online hub developed to support young people to explore and develop their ideas into a successful business.  The site can help you connect to existing services and programs and provide you with the information you need to set up your own business.  SelfStart is one of four strategies in the Department of Employment’s Encouraging Entrepreneurship and Self-Employment Initiative.  For more information about the strategies, visit the Department’s website.

Labour Market Information for Australian regions

The Labour Market Research and Analysis Branch of the Department of Employment regularly updates its Labour Market Information Portal (LMIP) with regional employment information.  Visit the Employment Regions page of the LMIP.  Here you can click on your region to obtain summary data as well as more specific industry and occupational data.

The top 20 jobs that are most in demand in Australia

According to a recent news.com.au article, there are many jobs in Australia that employers find very hard to fill.  This statement is based on an analysis of Indeed’s (an online employment site) database of more than 170,000 Australian job listings, identifying jobs that have remained unfilled for 60 days or more.  Hospitality positions top the list with 70% of the jobs listed for ‘crew members’ and ‘shift managers’ remaining unfilled after 60 days.  The top 20 jobs in demand were:

Crew member, Shift manager, Pizza cook, Beautician, Glazier, Massage therapist, Plasterer, Carpenter, Driver, Hair stylist, Panel beater, Installer, Shop assistant, Detailer, Veterinarian, Cabinet maker, Plumber, Tutor, Maintenance electrician and Air conditioning engineer.

A reminder for Year 12 students about Tax File Numbers

Prospective university students are encouraged to apply early for a Tax File Number (TFN).  Students who gain entry to a university course must have a TFN to be able to defer their fee payment through HECS-HELP, FEE-HELP or the VET Student Loan (to pay later through the tax system).  There are several ways to apply for a TFN.  Visit the Australian Tax Office website for details.  You need to apply early as it will take some time to receive your TFN

Access and Equity Schemes for entry to university

These schemes are to assist applicants who have experienced some form of educational disadvantage, particularly financial difficulties.  Some of these schemes provide bonus points to aid entry to courses and/or scholarships.  Some of these schemes use QTAC’s Education Access Scheme (EAS) as part of the application process.

Australian Catholic University (ACU)-ACU Equity Bursaries are now open and will close on 13 December 2017.

CQUniversity (CQU) – The application due date for many of CQU’s Equity scholarships and financial support is 31 December 2017.

Griffith University – Griffith’s Uni Start Equity Scholarships are now open and will close on 10 December 2017.

James Cook University (JCU) – Round one of JCU’s Access Fund scholarships open on 1 November 2017.

Queensland University of Technology (QUT) – All eligible low-income applicants are encouraged to apply for QUT’s Equity Scholarships Scheme. Applications for this scheme will open in late September 2017.  Q-Step applicants are automatically considered for this scheme when they apply for QTAC’s Educational Access Scheme, Financial category.

University of Queensland – The UQ-Link Program is for applicants who have experienced educational disadvantage caused by financial hardship.  Applicants are automatically considered for this scheme when they apply for QTAC’s Educational Access Scheme, Financial category.

University of the Sunshine Coast (USC) – USC Equity Bursaries are now open for studies commencing in Semester one, 2018.  Applications close on 30 November 2017.

University of Southern Queensland (USQ) – Find out about USQ’s Endowment Fund Bursaries and USQ Equity Scholarship here.

Commonwealth Scholarships

There are three types of Commonwealth scholarships:

Student Start-Up Loan –This loan is available to eligible full-time students in higher education who receive Youth Allowance, Austudy or ABSTUDY Living Allowance.  It is not paid automatically.  You must apply for it.  The loan is administered by Centrelink.  See the website for more information about this loan.

Relocation Scholarship – This is an annual payment to help eligible ABSTUDY or Youth Allowance students with their higher education if they have relocated to or from a regional or remote area to study.  This loan is administered by Centrelink.  More information can be accessed on the website.

Indigenous Commonwealth Scholarships - These scholarships assist Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students from low socio-economic backgrounds, particularly those from rural and regional areas.  They are administered on behalf of the Commonwealth Government by eligible universities.  Contact the institution you have applied to for more information.

CQUniversity (CQU) scholarships guide

Download the 2018 Scholarships Guidehere (scroll down to find the guide).  Scholarship information is also available on the Scholarships webpage.  This site has a search function.

CQUniversity (CQU) Vice-Chancellor’s Pathways Scholarship Program

This scholarship program recognises and rewards students who have undertaken and successfully completed prior study in one of the pathway options available at CQU – SUN, STEPS, TEP or VET programs.  The VC’s Pathways Scholarship program aims to assist students with the costs of university as they continue their learning journey and transition into a CQU degree in 2018.  It is valued at $18,000 for up to 4.5 years full-time (up to $6,000 per year).  The application closing date is 28 January 2018.  More information will be available on the Scholarships page shortly.

Griffith University’s Sir Samuel Griffith Scholarships

The Deans Sir Samuel Griffith and the Sir Samuel Griffith Scholarships are awarded to school leavers with outstanding academic records and high-level leadership and community engagement.  These scholarships are worth from $24,000 - $60,000 and include membership of the Griffith Honours College.  Applications for these scholarships close on 10 December 2017.  Find out more about the full range of scholarships at Griffith at https://www.griffith.edu.au/scholarships.

Le Cordon Bleu Australia B Business scholarships

Le Cordon Bleu Australia, with campuses in Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney, offers tuition fee reduction scholarships valued at $30,000 dispersed over three years for each of the following programs:

• B Business (Hotel Management)
• B Business (Restaurant Management)
• B Business (Tourism Management)
• B Business (Convention and Event Management)
• B Business (Food Entrepreneurship).

Applications for the scholarships close 1 December 2017.  Visit the website for more information.

Local Sporting Champions program

This program provides financial assistance for young people aged 12 – 18 years towards the cost of competing, coaching or officiating at an official national sporting organisation endorsed state, national or international sporting championships or a School Sport Australia state or national championships.  To find out more, visit the website.

QUT Business Scholarships

The Queensland University of Technology’s (QUT) Business School offers the following undergraduate scholarships for school leavers commencing their studies in 2018.

• Corporate Partners in Excellence – This scholarship is valued at $36,000 paid in semester instalments over three years.  It includes two 15-week internships with QUT corporate partners.  Applications close on 17 November 2017.
• Dean’s Honours Program – Valued at $20,000 over four years.  Other benefits include membership of the QUT College of Excellence as well as other leadership and development opportunities.  Apply for the B Business (Dean's Honours Program) through QTAC (see page 47 of the 2018 Year 12 Guide.
• Business Academic Excellence Scholarship – Awarded to eligible OP 1 – 2 students.  It is valued at $5,000.  Other benefits include membership of the QUT College of Excellence as well as other leadership and development opportunities.  Applications close on the 17 November 2017.

SAE Creative Media Institute scholarships

SAE Creative Media Institute offers scholarships to outstanding creative media applicants.  There are several scholarship programs available for 2018.

Creative Media Scholarships – One full scholarship (for a Bachelor Degree program) and three partial scholarships (for Associate Degree and Bachelor Degree programs) will be offered.  These are awarded to current high-achieving Year 12 students who have demonstrated outstanding scholarly ability as well as strong leadership skills and creative potential.  Visit the website for more information and to download the application.

Creative Indigenous Scholarships – One full Indigenous scholarship is awarded to a current Year 12 Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student, who has shown high academic achievement, strong leadership skills and a creative passion.  Visit the website for more information and to download the application.

SAE Backstage Pass - This new scholarship program offers students the opportunity to apply for partial scholarships for February 2018 entry.  Scholarships are awarded to high-achieving secondary school leavers who have demonstrated outstanding scholarly ability and strong creative potential.  To apply for this scholarship:

• Apply to study a SAE course
• Download and complete the scholarship application form
• Answer the following question in 250 words - ‘What will you do with your creative career?’
• Submit one piece of creative work demonstrating your creative ability via email along with your application (email to the relevant campus as listed on the application form.

Applications for these scholarships close on 30 October 2017.

Scholarships for the hospitality industry

If you are interested in a future career as a hospitality or tourism manager, you are invited to apply for a scholarship at the William Blue College of Hospitality Management, Sydney campus.  Applications for 2018 are now open and will close on 23 October 2017.  Visit the website for more information and to apply.

University of the Sunshine Coast’s (USC) Scholarships

USC Semester one 2018 undergraduate scholarship applications are now open and will close on 30 November 2017.  USC offers scholarships based on academic merit, equity (e.g. financial hardship), sporting achievement and community activity.  You can apply for most scholarships on one online application.  Visit the Scholarships website for details about the various scholarships available and to access the application.

An alternative to the usual schoolies experience

Antipodeans Abroad invites school groups or individual students to join its Schoolies Unearthed program.  This program offers an alternative to the usual schoolies experience.  It gives groups of high school graduates the chance to embark on an adventure to Borneo, Thailand or Vietnam during which they can explore infrequently visited parts of the world while helping others and contributing to a local community development project.  Find out more on the Antipodeans Abroad website.

Camp America applications open for 2018

Camp America runs a US camp counsellor program.  As a camp counsellor, you will receive a 9-12-week paid summer experience in the USA.  Read more about this experience on the Camp America website.

Lattitude Global Volunteering new round of applications

The Lattitude program provides volunteer positions in a range of countries for school leavers.  Positions include school assistant, teacher, sports and development, coach, outdoor activities instructor, community worker, medical assistant and caring assistant.  It is offering another round of applications for 2018.  Visit the website to explore your options.

ICT careers resource

The ACS Foundation website has a Careers Foundation page with an interactive career wheel.  Using this wheel, you can explore careers in ICT sectors such as Software, Hardware, Security, Digital Design, Content, Industry, Specialities and Marketing/Consulting.  For example, Cloud Computing is in the Specialities sector.  When you click on Cloud Computing you find a list of jobs and courses you could do to gain entry to the jobs.

Jobs in the Construction Industry

Did you know that the Construction Industry employs over a million people in Australia?  It involves people from a variety of occupational groups, such as:

• Project Management and Construction Management
• Trades
• Engineering
• Commercial and Corporate roles
• Design
• Construction Workers and Machinery Operations
• Environmental and Safety.

Visit the Build Your Career website to explore jobs in these occupational groups.  Once on the site, begin your exploration at the ‘What could I be?’ section.  In the ‘Real Life Stories’ section of the site, you can read case studies of people who currently work in the Construction Industry.  The section for parents lists the benefits of working in the Construction Industry.

Specialties in psychology

There are many specialties in psychology, including:

• Clinical Neuropsychology
• Clinical Psychology
• Community Psychology
• Counselling Psychology
• Educational and Developmental Psychology
• Forensic Psychology
• Health Psychology
• Organisational Psychology
• Sport and Exercise Psychology

Read about these specialist areas on the Australian Psychological Society website.

What is allied health?

According to Allied Health Professions Australia, allied health professionals include:

Audiologists, Chiropractors, Dietitians, Exercise Physiologists, Genetic Counsellors, Music Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Orthoptists, Orthotist/Prosthetists, Osteopaths, Pharmacists, Physiotherapists, Podiatrists, Perfusionists, Psychologists, Social Workers, Sonographers, Speech Pathologists, Audiometrists, Diabetes Educators and Diversional Therapists.

To learn more about specific allied health professions do a search on the myfuture website (you can ‘Sign up’ for free or ‘Log in’ if you have previously visited this site) and visit the My Health Career website (click ‘Resources’ and ‘Pathways to becoming a health professional’).  You can also access information about many of these professions on the University of Queensland Health website.

Criteria for selecting a university/college in the USA

A recent article in U.S. News lists the following criteria prospective international students should consider to determine whether a US tertiary institution (called ‘schools’ in the article) is a good match for them.  The information in the article is based on interviews with admissions experts.

• Does this school have what I'm looking for academically?
• Will my needs be met outside of the classroom?
• Can I afford this school?
• Will this school help me achieve my career goals?

Read the article for helpful links for further information about the above criteria.

Study a university course in Japan

Nagoya University is recruiting Australian students.  The undergraduate programs offered include Automotive Engineering, Biological Science, Chemistry, Fundamental and Applied Physics, Economics, Law and Japan-in-Asia Cultural Studies.  The programs are taught in English so Japanese language proficiency is not required at the time of admission.  For further information, visit the website.

Study in New Zealand at the University of Otago

The University of Otago offers courses in Commerce, Health Sciences (including Medicine), Humanities and Sciences.  Australian students pay the same domestic fees as New Zealand citizens.  Click on ‘International’ on the home page of the website for details about studying at Otago.

About the Tax, Super + You competition

We want to see your creative ideas! If you’re a student in years 7-10, you are invited to think outside the box and pitch your ideas on how you would encourage your friends to value tax and/or super in the community. You can Write It, Make It or Film It. Don’t worry, you don’t have to be a tax guru to take part! Enter now to be in the running to win a share of more than $4,000 in cash prizes.

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