More than 100 pupils from the college met employers in a speed dating-style event, in the hopes of finding an employment match.
Beauty therapy, horticulture, engineering, hospitality, trades and more were on offer for pupils to consider for the summer period and long-term future, with some walking away with multiple job offers.
Year 12 pupil Olivia Piebenga said the event had been really helpful and interesting.
Assistant principal Sarah Hill said she hoped the event would forge greater links between employers and the school, and give pupils an idea of the existing opportunities available to them.
Teenagers had a lot to offer employers, whether they were looking for full-time or part-time staff, or apprentices, she said.
"We’ve had a number of students offered jobs today, some of them multi offers so they have some decisions to make. We also had some students come along really confused about what they want to do and what pathway they want to take. After having some conversations today they’ve now got a real sense of direction about what they want to do."
The success of the event meant it would become an annual event.
