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Pre-service teachers get a boost in the Career Assistance Program

From left: Alison Mann, one of our 2023 CAP participants based at St Paul’s Catholic Primary School Gracemere, with Anthony Greene, Principal and Mentor Teacher Kasey Gilbert. Picture supplied.

Pre-service teachers are receiving extra support as part of a Catholic Education-Diocese Rockhampton and CQUniversity program to meet the demand […]

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