The Benefits of becoming a Junior Star

Joining the Celebrate Living History team is not only a good way to prepare for the future but also a way to make life long friends and connections. Both Junior and Senior Stars are sharing experiences, adventures and exciting stories. Anyone can sign up to be a Junior or Senior star on our website www.celebratelivinghistory.com.au. Being a Junior Star is rewarding, as well as fun. The tasks of a Junior Star is speaking with seniors, listening and documenting their stories.

Junior Stars Jeremay, Frida, Dan, Bev, Arne and Nicole

- Connecting and building relationships with seniors

- Creating a legacy for the future- Having stories published online and in an

annual publication- Networking opportunities

- Resume Building- Ability to explore career opportunities

- LinkedIn endorsements- References

Be Part of Our Team!

Working with Bev on the Celebrate Living History has been a really good experience. It is a great initiative that has been a pleasure to work with. I am doing a degree in Public Relations and doing this internship has showed me how it would be working for a non-for-profit organisation. Bev is very committed to the project and her enthusiasm rubs off on me, making the work not only educational but also fun.

Trine Tessem Moerkeset - Griffith Uni Intern and Junior Star

Meet the Swinburne Uni Junior Stars!

Bev (middle) is meeting with her

stars interning from Swinburne

University in Melbourne. Here with

Melissa (left) and Emma. They are

all excited to get started on the

Celebrate Living History Campaign

as the first Victorian interns.

Celebrate Living History has a professional

partnership with Swinburne University,

providing us with a steady stream of

interns. On the right are Swinburne

journalism students Sophie, Steph, Sophie

and Melissa.

We want to offer opportunities

for graduates to gain real life

experience not gained within a

classroom. On the left is Chris

another Swinburne student

taking part in the internship

program.