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Many St Patrick's graduates get placed in well-paid positions and some even rose up to positions such as CEO or director in the professional service sector.

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We may be an Octogenarian but St Patrick's are going from strength to strength! With our 9th decade nearly upon us we are embracing the 21st century with all the excitement and vigour of the newest start-up. It's easy to be youthful when surrounded by so many talented and youthful people, like the St Patrick's students.

The below news and press releases talk about them and some of the other exciting things happening at SPIE today, in 2012 and beyond.

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Previous St Patrick's Principal, Sister Raphael, reaches milestone

Sister Raphael, who works with the Sydney Archdiocesan Tribunal Office will celebrate the 60th anniversary of her profession this year. Sr Raphael was the Principal of St Patrick's for 20 years.

No Small Feat

Each year Blake Dawson is one of many top level employers who canvas St Patrick's Business College for graduates. Amelia Small is one of the successful graduates who became an employee.

School leaver opportunity

Read about the success of Sisters and Botany locals, Emma and Kate Swords in this article printed in the Southern Courier.

Another leading legal role

Danielle achieved her goal of working in a legal firm by taking a Diploma of Business Administration at St Patrick's after completing Year 10.

'Get Ahead' - SMH article:

Read about Diploma of Business Administration ex-student, Jacqui Crane who has a fantastic career at Minter Ellison, despite the challenges of being legally blind

It is ok to swap and change when finding your career pathway

There are so many ways young people arrive at their career path. If you choose a course or pathway that is not to your liking there are options, don't be afraid to change. 2008 St Patrick's Graduate Jennifer is a great example: