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Published by: Sam | 29/07/25
Category: Careers, Employment, Inclusivity, NDIS,

Conversations that count: Embrace at St Luke’s Careers Day

In June, the team from Embrace Healthcare Solutions had the pleasure of attending the Year 10 Speed Careering Conversations at St Luke’s College in Karratha. It was a lively and inspiring event that brought together over 25 employers from across the Pilbara, offering students a meaningful opportunity to explore future career paths in a supportive and engaging setting.

The event was designed to help students consider the five career pathways offered at St Luke’s College. From the moment it began, the room was filled with energy as students eagerly moved between tables, engaging with professionals from a wide range of industries including mining, corporate services, trades, health, and community care.

Representing the care sector, our team from Embrace was delighted to see such a strong interest in what we do. Many students admitted they had not thought much about careers in healthcare or disability support before, but that quickly changed once the conversations started. We brought along our “Care to Guess?” quiz and a few small gifts, which turned out to be a real hit. Teachers even told us that our table was the most colourful and the most engaged on the day.

As students stepped up to our table, they asked insightful questions about the roles available in our field. They were curious about support work, administration, and how we assess someone’s level of disability. Several students wanted to understand how the NDIS works, what qualifications are needed, and what a typical day might look like for someone in a caring profession.

It was a pleasure to be able to break down some of those big ideas into conversations that made sense to young people who are just beginning to explore their future. There was a genuine sense of curiosity, and in some cases, a spark of inspiration. We could see students starting to imagine themselves in roles that are centred on helping others and making a real difference in their communities.

We are grateful to the staff and organisers at St Luke’s College for inviting us to be part of such a valuable initiative. Events like these are more than just career expos. They are spaces where students can ask questions, connect with professionals, and discover possibilities they may not have considered before.

At Embrace, we believe that care is not just a career, it is a contribution. And it was a privilege to share that message with the students of Karratha.

Credits: St Luke’s College Karratha for granting us permission to use the cover image.

 

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