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Aspirations: Supporting students' futures

A groundbreaking program of research​​​

​The Aspirations Longitudinal Study (2012-2018) was a groundbreaking research project investigating the factors that shape the aspirations of young Australians. Drawing on more than 15,000 surveys and 1,000 focus group interviews with students, parents and teachers, this study produced comprehensive insights into the factors that shape post-school aspirations of students from Years 3 to 12.

 

This work culminated in the development of two free online professional development courses: one for teachers and career advisers; and the other for families and community members, to support nurturing the aspirations of students and children.

Discover our professional development

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Aspirations: Supporting Students’ Futures
Free online professional development course for teachers​

This course unpacks the evidence to enhance teachers’ understanding of aspiration formation and the role they play in supporting students from diverse backgrounds, providing lots of practical applications within and outside the classroom.

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When I Grow Up: Supporting Children's Aspirations
Free online course for parents, carers and community members

Underpinned by an extensive evidence base, this course provides an enriched understanding of what parents, carers, and community members can do to support and nurture the educational and career aspirations of the young people in their lives.

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"I highly recommend this course to every parent. It is very informative and will be a valuable tool to help your child."

David, parent

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