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 One such opportunity is the Fast Forward program provided by Western Sydney University.
The aim of the program is to try and get as many students into tertiary education as possible, especially students who may not even consider university as a viable option. 

On Wednesday 17th of May the Year 9 students selected to take part in the program represented the school at the Fast Forward Information evening.

Here the young men and women of the College. their parents and members of their family were informed about what being in the program involved and the excellent opportunity they have been afforded.

Over the next few years they will have access to an online tutor for free, have the chance to explore the university campus and engage in some other activities lead by university staff.

There is also a scholarship on offer for one student involved in the Fast Forward program worth $20,000.

I would like to thank Mr. Robinson and Miss Guillaume for their continued effort in organizing the Fast Forward program at Delany.

A big thank you must go to Miss Mutabdzija for coming along for the evening and taking photos.

The  Year 9 students representing Delany in the Fast Forward program are: Aaliyah Afu, Emmanuel Deng, Masoud Rashvand, Fatim Fayiah, Kaylee Heuving, Kevis Joshi, Alim Kale, Christine Katrib, Moses Khouri, Aydin Kilciler, Cuneyd Kocagoz, Toaila Liutai, Linisei Mohenoa, Tiana Wong, Adam Nguyen, Elijah Willems, Charbel Younan

Congratulations, and best of luck with your future in the Fast Forward program

Alexander Peronace

 


Written By

Diane Dundas

Diane Dundas
Delany College Granville

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