Media Release
FOR INFORMATION
13 November 2009
ROBERTA FADDOUL
0412 747 345
“AAAAARRRRGGGGHHH!! I BOMBED IN
THE HSC EXAMS!” HOW DO STUDENTS SURVIVE
LIFE AFTER EXAMS?
Students in New South Wales may be breathing a collective sigh of relief today that their
exams have finally finished, but what should they do if they feel they’ve bombed?
With the range of emotions flooding their bodies, young people may need to just sit back
and take a breath before hitting the panic button about what their final HSC score may or
may not be.
Roberta Faddoul, who, at only 32 is this year’s YOUNGEST and highest ranked female CEO
in the country* knows a thing or two about NOT following the pack when it comes to
education.
She said “no thanks” to Ivy League Universities including Cambridge, Harvard &
Yale when they offered her a scholarship to study law
Roberta never completed her law degree in Australia
During her work experience she saw a group of unhappy, overworked lawyers who
spent more time in the pub than with their families
This was not what she wanted for her life, so she looked elsewhere
She developed 5 tips for success and lives these every day – teaching others how to
reach their full potential WITHOUT going to university
“High school and university is not where education ends – or even where it starts for that
matter. LIFE is an ongoing education every single day, and even though some students may
be feeling despondent that they did not perform as well as they’d hoped in their exams,
there are other options in life, other doors that will always open to someone with an
enquiring mind and a willingness to learn.” Explains Roberta who is a Master NLP
Practitioner and Seminar organizer.
Roberta is concerned about the amount of pressure young people feel today to perform
and wants to share her secrets of success to
those students who are feeling down about
their future prospects.
To arrange an interview and get Roberta’s Top 5 tips to success after exams contact her on
0412747345
*Roberta ranked 42 in the Top 100 BRW Fastest Growing Company awards
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