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You may be interested in reading this article on what to do and what not to do if you are a new graduate looking for work: http://www.womensagenda.com.au/career-agenda/starters/dos-and-donts-for-graduates/201309032833

1. Turn up to the Year 11 Information Night. 2. Talk to your teachers, particularly the ones that will be teaching the subject next year. 3. Find out who will be teaching your subject. Your school will say that the teacher will have now bearing on your HSC outcome. The research strongly suggests that the

My experience has shown that there are many valid reasons for a career change. Some of these may include: (a) Unhappiness in their current job/profession (b) Poor or no previous professional career guidance (c) Stumbled into a job role they thought would be meaningful (d) Few employment options due to a lack of further training (e) Illness, stress or injury

Promoting your achievements in your CV is one of the best things you can do if you want to be short listed for a job interview. It’s one of the few times when you are allowed and expected to really “blow your own trumpet.” Some people are naturally shy or reserved and don’t want to

Many people need motivation to move forward. They know they want to remove themselves from the position that they are in, but they just can’t get there on their own. Many need a goal. In a way they already have a goal, but it’s not a well shaped one. Some of these people need another person (an

An article was written recently by James Robertson from the Sydney Morning Herald. It may be of interest to you if you are not really sure on what type of career to pursue after you leave school, college, TAFE or university. It’s an interesting article with some handy tips. You may need to cut and paste

Have you ever noticed why people like Madonna, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Earvin “Magic” Johnson are still around after peaking in a previous career? The answer is simple- they keep reinventing themselves. These celebrities have a brand; that brand may be their looks, their intellect, their knowledge, their popularity or anything else that makes up their

You may occasionally hear about people who are always lucky. You may have a friend that you consider to be always lucky- in love, in career, in fortune or in circumstance. That is s/he is always at the right place at the right time. Do you wish you were that lucky? You can develop your

Whether you are a HSC student or a tertiary student and at whatever age, there is a formula that I have developed that has been tried and tested for many years. Former clients who have followed the formula have found it beneficial in attaining the results that they needed. This space does not allow me

There are several ways to get an apprenticeship or any job for that matter. I helped put together this list along with Ian Palmer, who has employed hundreds of people in his time. Follow the link for more information: http://www.schoolsindustry.com.au/news.asp?id=79&pid=6