Paddlers are an interesting breed of people – very individual and Southside Paddlers are a great example of that. I found out how much so when chatting with a few of our paddlers at training last week and asked what direction they were taking after finishing school. Our club members are young and in the most in the 'education phase 'of their life – be it secondary or tertiary education – or just moving into the work force. We have 7 paddlers who have just finished their HSC, three in their final year at high school, and others still in the earlier years of high school. We have apprentices and full time uni-students reaching the end of their courses. Everyone of our paddlers ( and members) are very indvidual and excel at their chosen passion – be it education, work, athletic skills, leadership, community, friendship, guidance and mentoring. Diversity and high achieving and share a common love of paddling are what make a southside paddler :
I won't put who is doing what out of our members ( and this is not all members,) . – just a list of what they are studying or their part time job. – Its your puzzle of the day to match the people to the occupation/degree 🙂
- Music Education at the Conservitorium
- Advanced Science Studies – UNSW
- Electrical Engineering – UOW –
- Primary School Education – ACU –
- Website Design – Tafe ( I know who can take over the club website now! 😉
- Human Movement and Health Education – with a postgrad in Religious Studies –
- Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine – Macquarie
- Bachelor of Commerce – Marketing – UNSW
- Paramedic and Life Guard
- Environmental Science – ACU
- Gap Year – Working hard in Hospitality
- Apprentice at Tafe – Metal Fabrication
