How are the class of 2020 now that it s all over?
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After the release of VCE results last Wednesday,
The Age checked in with some of the students we have spoken to throughout the coronavirus pandemic to see how they fared and how they re feeling at the end of an extraordinary year.
Kezzia Chan
Year 12 students Kezzia Chan (foreground) and Sylvia Griffin.
Credit:Joe Armao
Now, fresh from scoring an ATAR that will allow her to pursue a nursing degree at Deakin University, Kezzia said she felt proud she had endured a time that took such a toll on her mental health.
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Wednesday 16 December 2020 Sheldon Thomas, marketing manager, Eximbank, left; Ireal Daly, Naparima College, third place; Akiela Browne, ASJA Girls’ College, Barrackpore, second place; and winner of the School Export Pitch Competition, Desaiae Defour of Bishop Anstey High School with Shedron Collins, general manager, YBTT. -
THE covid19 pandemic has brought out the innovation within the student community, as evidenced by the quality of videos pitched by a diverse group of students from schools across the country in the School Export Pitch Competition.
A media release said the competition, an event commemorating Global Entrepreneurship Week 2020 and hosted by Eximbank and Youth Business TT (YBTT), challenged participants to pitch a business idea with export potential and superiority worthy of further development.
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