Rotarian Trace shared her Classification talk for our Easter Thursday Breakfast meeting at Burgz Cafe. Trace originally wanted to be a home economics teacher but after a couple of years into her degree came back to Maryborough and got a position as assistant registrar at her old Maryborough school. After 12 months, she was appointed as Registrar at only the age of 20 - quite unheard of in those times - and after completing an accounting degree part time, she realized she had found her vocational niche as a people server and accountant.Trace Shares Her Classification
Rotarian Trace shared her Classification talk for our Easter Thursday Breakfast meeting at Burgz Cafe. Trace originally wanted to be a home economics teacher but after a couple of years into her degree came back to Maryborough and got a position as assistant registrar at her old Maryborough school. After 12 months, she was appointed as Registrar at only the age of 20 - quite unheard of in those times - and after completing an accounting degree part time, she realized she had found her vocational niche as a people server and accountant.