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Getting your dream job is a multi-stage process and often the most challenging part occurs after you’ve completed your studies. Your resume and cover letter are the first impression a company gets of you, so making sure they are perfect can mean the difference between getting your dream job or missing out completely.
Browse our range of career tools, including resume and resignation letter templates, selection criteria answers and more.
Changing Careers
Changing careers isn’t uncommon. Whether you’re looking to change careers at 40, or any age, it’s easier than you’d think. Thousands of Australians every year choose to take the leap, and you can too. Whether you’re looking at escaping from a job you don’t like, after more of a challenge or want to pursue your passions, there’s no reason why you can’t. On average, every Australian will have 17 jobs across three different industries over their working lives.
With increases in technology, automation and a more global working environment, this is only going to push career changes even more. The best advantage you can have when changing careers? The right training. In the next ten years, 50% of the working population won’t have the right IT and technical skills needed for the jobs of tomorrow. More than ever, upskilling and ensuring you have the right knowledge behind you are the driving force behind changing.
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With so many Australians choosing to take the plunge and change careers every year, what are some of the reasons so many are unhappy with their job? A recent study found that there tends to be four main factors which cause workers to be unhappy with their current employment. These include:
Career Progression
33% of Australians choose to leave their job because they lack challenge and have lost interest. This also includes seeking out better pay, working conditions and pursuing lifelong goals
Negative Experiences
22% of Australians change careers because of a bad experience in the workplace, including their boss and fellow employees.
External Factors
18% of Australians leave because of factors outside of the workplace, including redundancy, moving city and health issues
Improve Work Conditions
12% of Australians leave because of boredom, lack of work/life balance and unhappiness in the industry. This also includes threat to job security, usually as a result of automation
Career Change Tools
If you’re not sure where to start looking for your career change, why not check out our job outcomes tool? This can let you browse careers based on salary, job growth, qualifications and more!
Looking to get into a new career? Perhaps you would like to progress further in your current profession, and just want to know what else might be out there for you to aspire to?
With information on industry trends and even a complete guide to changing careers, our career advice and profiles articles are a great place to start.
of companies find difficulty attracting skilled workers
of workers are not truly engaged in what they do and want a career or job change
Interview Deal Breakers
There are so many deal-breakers when it comes to the interview process – that is why it is absolutely crucial to put your best foot forward, from the start right through to finish. Job seekers should do everything in their power to position the situation to be in their favour, this means paying attention to the smallest of details. According to recruiters, the behaviours below can automatically disqualify a candidate during an interview.
Rude to the receptionist or support staff
Checking their phone
Showing up late
Bad hygiene
Interrupting the interviewer
Bringing food or a coffee
Casual or poorly dressed
Average Job Tenure By Age Group
Under 25
1 Year
8 Months
25-35
2 Years
8 Months
35-44
4 Years
45+
6 Years
8 Months
Careers Hub Articles
There’s plenty to know when it comes to career trends and general job hunting knowledge. If you want to find out more about how to perfect your skills, whether it be your resume, cover letter, interviewing, or even if you’re considering a career change, explore more articles in our Careers Hub.
Thinking of Changing Careers? This Quiz is For You
Do you dream of a career change but don’t know where to start? It can be hard to start working out where your talents lie; and more so, what type of a career you may be suited to. Whether you’re not feeling challenged enough, you’ve lost your passion for your job or you’re just looking to further your own career goals; this quiz can help point you in the right direction.
Wondering What to Wear to an Interview? 10 Tips From an Expert
We all hate to think it, but the way we dress and enter a room when we go to an interview can determine the outcome. There’s a lot more to it however, than just wearing the most tailored and stylish clothes you own; it’s all about how you carry yourself. Confused as to what to wear to an interview? Or maybe you want to know what not to wear; either way, the outfit you choose is what creates that very first impression when you walk in for an interview.
Free Resume and Cover Letter Template
When it comes to resume writing, it pays to be flexible and adaptive. Your resume should be like a Swiss Army Knife, able to tackle any challenge and highlight the fact that you have the right tools for any job. So, to help you write the right resume for the right job, we’ve put together a quick guide showcasing all of the best resume tips and tricks, as well as resume templates that are suitable for those who are applying for their first job, all the way to seasoned professionals.
Free Resignation Letter Template
Change is an essential and important part of life, both personally and professionally. The way that you manage this change is important in influencing the outcome of this change in both scenarios. When you hear that you’ve been successful with a new role, or when circumstances change, it is important to manage the resignation stage with your current employer appropriately. Your resignation has the power to leave a lasting impression on your employer and influence future career opportunities, so it is important not to burn any bridges.
How Newcomers to the Disability Sector can Spark Change in an Entire Industry
Working in disability can be one of the most rewarding careers. No day is the same, you meet some incredible people from all walks of life, and you get to do things…
by Laura Squair
20 In-Demand Jobs in Australia: What Jobs are Most Needed Post-COVID 19?
Kickstart your career in 2021! Find out which post-COVID 19 jobs are in the highest demand in Australia. As the economic effects of COVID-19 continue, many Australian job seekers want to know…
by Sabrina Sutton
4 Disability Support Worker Skills You Need to Make a Difference
Many people choose to pursue disability support work as a career because they hold an innate ability to empathise, care for, and help others. Often people want to enter the field because…
by Erin Stewart
Working in Disability: The Most Rewarding Jobs in the Industry
Disability is an industry that offers varied roles for every passion and every talent. It’s also an in-demand field – the demand is so high for disability workers in Australia that the…
by Erin Stewart
Career Quiz | Discover which careers you were made for
It’s the age-old question: ‘What career is right for me?’ Or, ‘What’s my dream job?’ It can be tough to work this out by yourself, regardless of whether you’re looking for a…
by Adele Cochrane
Career Quiz Results: The Informer
You are The Informer! You’ll shine in a job that involves researching, analysing and communicating knowledge. Find out more about your dream career matches.
by Adele Cochrane
Data Analysts: What Do They Do, and Why Are They In Demand?
Data analysts look through data, discover trends and use this pertinent information to help clients with their decision-making. They organise and analyse statistical data using a variety of tools for the benefit…
by Izabella Blazevic
How to Get an Aged Care Job with No Experience: Pathways and Qualifications
Are you a caring, compassionate person that puts the needs of others before your own? Australia’s ageing community needs people like you. As the Australian community grows older, the demand for skilled…
by Madalyn Trewin
7 Best Roles to Work in as an Aged Carer
As Australia’s ageing population continues to rise rapidly, a career in aged care has never been a more fulfilling and stable job pathway. From clinical to residential aged care, we’ve chosen seven…
by Sabrina Sutton
Your Successful VA Business: Why 2021 is Your Year
Explore the possibility of becoming a virtual assistant. Here are the how-tos of starting a virtual assistant business with minimal risk and maximum support. Remote and virtual work will continue to thrive…
by Sabrina Sutton
How to Know When You Should Change Careers Over 50
When that niggle of unhappiness strikes your career, what should you do? No career is perfect, it’s normal to have moments of stress and dissatisfaction. But when the occasional flash of discontent gives way to the persistent feeling that something’s not right, it’s worth considering changing careers.
by Erin Stewart
Which Counselling Course is Right for You?
When you’re considering a career in counselling, it can be hard to know which qualification is ideal for you. There’s an extensive range of degrees, diplomas and certificates within the field of…
by Erin Stewart
The Best Counselling Fields to Specialise in to Get a Job
People looking to become counsellors have a big range of course options available and can specialise in a variety of different areas. When considering your future career, it’s worth thinking about which…
by Erin Stewart
Let Your Innate Empathy Grow in These 10 Jobs That Help People
Lean into your innate emapthy and compassion by pursuing a career that allows you the opportunity to help others.
If it’s fulfillment you’re after, you’ll find your perfect role here.
by Penny Cannata
Naturopathy and Nutrition: Careers that Help People and Pay Well
The global health and wellness industry continues to grow as health professionals try to battle the increasing number of chronic lifestyle diseases. Don’t believe us? In 2018, the global wellness economy was valued at USD 4.5 trillion. Many high-paying jobs are found in this industry.
Health issues – such as diabetes, arthritis, blood pressure and an abundance of stress-related disorders (both mental and physical) – are increasingly being aggravated by sedentary jobs coupled with hectic schedules. This means more people need help in their daily living habits to achieve their best wellbeing!
Naturopaths and nutritionists/dietitians are some of the frontline health educators people seek advice from to achieve a healthier, more balanced lifestyle. Not only do these career paths allow you to help people achieve optimum health, they also offer financial stability.
by Sabrina Sutton
4 Healthcare Careers Where You Can Help People Live Fulfilling Lives
Some people naturally want to help others. Caring-types are naturally empathetic and practical; want to make a difference; and ensure the maximum safety, comfort, and wellness of those around them.
The health services industry has some of the most meaningful job options available for people who want to help maximise the health of clients.
The demand for health professionals is high. As the population ages, and the National Disability Insurance Scheme continues to be rolled out, there’s an increasing number of healthcare jobs for workers who can perform key roles in keeping people well. This makes medical recruitment a lively area, including for people with qualifications in:
Nursing
Aged and disability support
Occupational therapy
Speech pathology assistance
by Erin Stewart
Jobs Where You Can Help People Who Are in Dangerous Situations
Some people possess a natural affinity for helping others. Their caring and empathetic natures draw them towards situations that they can have a positive impact on, and they thrive in an environment where they can make a real difference in other people’s lives.
Many of those who are blessed with this type of personality find themselves in a caregiving career, while those who don’t often feel unsatisfied. With job satisfaction instrumental in raising employee productivity, lowering turnover and ensuring employee loyalty, being emotionally gratified by meaningful job benefits you, your employer and most importantly, your client.
With numerous avenues and career paths to undertake in this extensive field, we take a prudent look at two, critical roles that not only care for others but support and guide vulnerable people who find themselves in dangerous situations.
by Laura Squair
How to Change Careers Over 50: Insights From Someone Who Succeeded
With the new average of career changes in a lifetime being 5-7, more and more people in their 50s, that are nowhere near retirement age, are taking the plunge and finding themselves new and more fulfilling careers. The empowering idea that we can take the bull by the horns and change the prospect of just getting through the next few decades, into a vision where we can make our careers work for us, is incredible.
But, as much as we can hear from friends and family “You are never too old for a career change!” and “Just go for it! Do what you love!”, we know, it’s not exactly that simple. We can be 100% positive that we want to make a change, but knowing that and doing it are two very different things.
Amanda Falconer is someone who knew this well, living through it as she executed not one, but two significant career changes by her 50’s – but not without challenges along the way.
“When you leave something that you’ve done for a long time, and you branch out into an area that’s quite different from what you’re doing, it is very easy to think, ‘Oh, I’m an idiot,’ or ‘This isn’t going to work,'” Amanda says.
by Laura Squair
Don’t Want to Retire? Why You Should Start a Business in Your 60s
Entrepreneurs are stereotypically thought of as young, bold upstarts whose instincts and energy makes up for their lack of life experience. In reality though, entrepreneurship is higher among older Australians. And for good reason: they tend to have more work experience, industry knowledge, supportive networks, and access to startup funding.
Coming to a point in your career where you’re unsatisfied, burned out, and unsure what to do can be tough. Retirement may not be the answer for you either – reaching a particular age doesn’t have to mean the end of your work life.
In fact, it could be the start of a brand new career challenge. Self-employment can take many forms: from opening your own new business or startup, to taking on consulting, coaching, or freelancing work as a sole trader. Growing numbers of older adults are choosing to start their own business at retirement age, finding a new direction and a refreshed passion doing what they love.
by Erin Stewart
How to Finance a Career Change Later in Life
There may be a point in our lives where our current career just doesn’t suit us anymore. Perhaps the spark that once led us to that career has well and truly gone out. Perhaps we want to choose a path that allows us more family time. Maybe a new career opportunity has sprung up that didn’t exist when we left school. No matter what the reason is, starting a new career can be intimidating no matter your age.
If you are over 40 and looking to jump into a new industry or career, there are important risks you need to consider. Dabbling with careers is fine for a 20-year-old with the Bank of Mum and Dad to fall back on; at our age, we are the Bank of Mum and Dad.
If you are over 40, it’s likely you have at least two children around late-primary school age, according to the ABS statistics. Over 70% of couples who live together have children aged 15 years old.
A survey conducted by the Australian Scholarships Group showed that families will need to come up with half a million dollars to give their child a private education, compared with about $60,000 for public school education. Multiply that by two or three and it gets very costly, very quickly.
However, our wellbeing should be our priority no matter what age we are. A happy person is a productive person after all. But you need to do some homework first.
by Bill Tsouvalas
How to Write a Career Change Cover Letter: 50+ Year Olds
Cover Letter = Important
The cover letter to your career change resume acts as a personal introduction to your potential employer. How you present yourself has the ability to either put you on the short-list of potential candidates or ensure you’ll never be contacted by the company.
Your cover letter requires considerable effort to strike an effective balance of personal yet professional, while highlighting how your age and experience (no matter how seemingly unrelated it may be to your dream role) makes you the best person for the job.
by Sabrina Sutton
Making a Career Change as an Older Adult: The Complete Guide
by Roland Blazevic
How to Avoid Ageism on Your Over-50 Career Hunt
It’s illegal for an employer to make a decision on a prospective employee based on their age, but let’s be honest, as much we like to think the archaic views of yesteryear are gone, it still happens. A highly insidious and often hard to prove form of workplace discrimination, ageism is alive and well here in Australia, with 1 in 3 employers admitting to having an invisible age limit when they advertise a new job.
We live in a changing world where the age of retirement is rising, the average age of uni students is 26 years old (not school leavers as you might imagine), parents are having families later and people on average have 5 – 7 career changes in their lifetime. But in these modern times where stereotypes are supposedly diminishing, where diversity and inclusivity are valued, we still come up against workplace and employment age discrimination – meaning the job search and interview process for a new role has an extra barrier to overcome.
The reality is, we change. We need different things at different stages of life and can’t be expected to run with the same work/life balance for the duration of it. Some older job seekers might be stuck in a rut, knowing we need to mix things up but not sure how. Or some might crave a career change entirely, and why shouldn’t we? At 50, we could still have a good 20 years of work ahead and some might argue that older workers are better employees, more mature, reliable and have our heads screwed on.
by Laura Squair
Should You be Starting Your Own Small Business During a Pandemic?
In 2020, the whole world has been thrown into a type of uncertainty that many of us have never experienced. Along with the health crisis, Coronavirus has shut down industries, sent companies scrambling to stay afloat and left some people out of work entirely. This has meant a heartbreaking two-decade high unemployment rate spike.
So, it stands to reason that so many have thrown caution to the wind and embarked on business ventures, making working from home, work for them.
Perhaps this is the opportunity you have been waiting for. Just think how amazing it would be to come out of this challenging time with the achievement of starting a successful business from your own home. But being in a state of lockdown might have you asking yourself ‘Is now the right time to become a business owner?’.
So, let’s look at some pros and cons.
by Laura Squair
How to Make the Risk of Starting Your Own Business Worth It
The allure of starting your own business is not hard to understand. From being your own boss to working exclusively on your passions, starting a small business is an attractive prospect for…
by Hania Syed
Beauty Therapy: Your Career Toolkit for 2021 [Updated]
This is a complete beginner’s guide to beauty therapist careers. Learn how to build a successful career in the beauty industry with this career toolkit.
by Adele Cochrane
Types of Agriculture Jobs in Australia
Australia has a robust agricultural industry, offering extensive career opportunities to those interested in farm business and contributing to the Australian economy. Here are some of the top agriculture jobs to choose from, whether you’re in Queensland, Western Australia or somewhere in between.
by Hania Syed
Who do Social Workers Help: Australian Career Guide
The role of a social worker can be extremely varied, but often revolves around working with individuals and their families in a commitment to their human rights and social justice. So, what do social workers do? Asides from focus on supporting people through challenging circumstances and aim to improve their overall wellbeing, there are so many other different aspects to the role of a social worker. That’s why we’ve created the ultimate guide to help break down everything you need to know about this fulfilling profession.
by Matt Carlson
How to Explain a Resume Gap
Worried about explaining gaps in your employment history? Here’s how to address tricky resume gaps, and even turn them into a selling point in the eyes of prospective employers.
by Hania Syed
How to Become a Web Developer
Cultivating an online presence is an important branding exercise for a majority of businesses in the social media age. Information technology is a bustling industry with growing careers in cyber security, web development and roles as software developers. At the hands of web developers, brick and mortar stores are expanding into gorgeous online boutiques. Web developers work behind the scenes to create and maintain the websites you see. If you have a passion for information technology and a knack for problem-solving this could be a career for you.
by Zoe Stephens
How to Become a Makeup Artist
Do you want to learn more about makeup artistry? Here’s what you need to know about becoming a makeup artist.
by Izabella Blazevic
How to Write an Expression of Interest
Have you considered submitting an expression of interest to your dream job?
Here are some tips for crafting the perfect letter of interest to get your foot in the door.
by Hania Syed
Micro-Credentials in 2020: How Can They Benefit You?
Now more than ever, the job market has an urgency for Micro-Credentials – these mini qualifications and learning experiences are becoming the forefront of professional skill sets, with 95% of human resource…
by Olivia Blazevic
How to Become a Nail Technician
Interested in nail art, but you’re not sure where to begin? Here’s a guide to becoming a nail technician to clear up any queries you may have.
by Izabella Blazevic
Five Types of Counselling Jobs | The Essential Guide
Counselling can be a gratifying profession. Working as a counsellor offers excellent job opportunities through low unemployment rates and a positive job outlook with predictions of very strong growth for the industry in the future, accompanied with the gratification of offering help and support to those in need. With 34% of counselling work offering part-time opportunities, it can be a great career choice for those not seeking a full-time schedule.
With different pathways and specialisations on offer for counsellors, it’s essential to think about what type of counselling job is best for you. That’s why we’ve looked at 5 types of counselling jobs for you to consider!
by Matt Carlson
How to Choose Referees for your Resume
Glowing references can be the difference between scoring a new job and being passed up on. So how should you choose between all your connections to select top notch referees?
by Hania Syed
How to Become a Special Effects Makeup Artist
Interested in working as a Special Effects Makeup Artist but you’re not sure where to begin? Here’s how to become a Special Effects Makeup Artist.
by Izabella Blazevic
How to Become a Software Developer
What is a Software Developer?
Software developers work on computer, mobile and web applications, writing code for the smooth functioning of said software. Blending technical and creative skills, software development is an increasingly popular career path for graduates and career switchers alike – and no wonder, since it’s one of the top careers in IT. But how do you actually get your foot in this competitive industry?
by Zoe Stephens
How To Include Professional Achievements on Your Resume
Sometimes, your education history and work experience doesn’t feel like enough when it comes to job hunting. If you’re experienced in your career, you may gain an upper hand by listing your professional achievements on your resume. Here’s how to craft this list of accomplishments and use your professional experience to your advantage.
by Hania Syed
How to Beat the Resume Robots: A Guide to ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems)
Wondering how you can beat the bots to get your resume into a recruiter’s hands?
Follow our guide on how to beat the resume robots.
by Sabrina Sutton
How to Write a Resume with No Experience
Are you looking for your first job in high school, or entering the workforce for the first time? Here’s exactly how to write a compelling resume as a high school student without any work experience.
by Hania Syed
How to Become a Lash Technician
Want to know what it takes to become a lash technician? Learn more about this position today, including the necessary skills, qualifications and experience.
by Izabella Blazevic
How to Become a Software Developer
Software development is one of the fastest growing industries, offering the chance to work with new technologies and earn big bucks. To break into this thriving field, read our ultimate guide to becoming a software developer.
by Hania Syed
How to Become a Translator
Do you have a penchant for language, and want to make a difference in people’s lives? Here’s your ultimate guide to becoming a professional translator.
by Hania Syed
The Age of Digital Disruption: Becoming a Real Estate Agent in 2021
People love the concept of taking a bare-bones house and filling it with laughter, love and happiness. Houses are the foundation for so many memories. It’s likely you can still remember your own childhood house – maybe not the colours of the walls, or how many metres-squared the living room was, but certainly the games you played, the friends you had over and the special moments that occurred within it.
Selling real estate is selling the promise of memories. Real estate agents do this everyday, and if there’s one thing these competitive professionals agree on, it’s that handing the keys of a house to the people who will make it a home is incredibly rewarding.
Becoming a real estate agent is an ideal option if you love houses and people. It’s a career that opens many doors – not just literally. You’ll open the metaphorical doors of uncapped earning potential, choosing your working hours, and deciding the kinds of properties you want to sell.
If you’ve been researching “how to become a real estate agent” online, you already know there’s a lot of repetitive information on how to get into the industry. And they all make it sound so simple, right? However, what they don’t tell you is this grim statistic:
75% of new real estate agents fail in their first year.
But we’re not trying to scare you. The reason it’s a short-lived career for so many people is that they simply aren’t prepared for the challenges of the industry. In order to be in the 25% that succeed, you need to understand how to overcome the adversities, and that’s exactly what this comprehensive guide will help you do.
If you’re serious about becoming a real estate agent, and want honest insights to prepare you for an exciting, fast-paced career in real estate, we can answer your questions, including:
What a real estate agent does in 2021
How do I become a real estate agent in Australia?
What challenges are currently faced by the industry, and how do I overcome them?
Do I have the skills to thrive in this career?
How much do real estate agents earn?
Buckle up, because we’re about to give you the keys to succeeding in this competitive industry.
by Penny Cannata
7 Ways You Can Earn Money At Home
Though it may seem too good to be true, there are legitimate ways to make money from home using the internet. While you should always stay cautious of ads that proclaim easy money, this list consists of seven tried and true avenues that many people use to get a bit of extra money.
by Izabella Blazevic
How to Become a Customer Service Assistant
The role of a customer service assistant is one that has long been around in society, and will continue to be an integral part of the workforce. People of varying ages and abilities can excel as a customer service assistant, making it a popular career path. If you’re looking to become a customer service assistant, here’s how we suggest going about it.
by Hania Syed
How to Become an Online Sales Representative
Want to learn how to become an online sales representative? Learn more about this position today!
by Hania Syed
Selection Criteria Response: Ability to Work in a Team Environment
Selection Criteria: Examples and Templates
Selection criteria can be a critical part of the job application process. Make sure you respond to them in the right way with our examples and templates.
by Izabella Blazevic
7 Valuable Qualities That Make a Great Real Estate Agent
A real estate career is an exciting pathway that involves hard work and a strong work ethic. Just like any position, there are skill sets you’ll need to have if you want to excel in this area. If you’d like to join the ranks of great agents make it in any high-paying property job, here are seven excellent qualities that you should have.
by Izabella Blazevic
Benefits of Working in Construction in a Post COVID World
by Christina Elroy
5 Short Courses to Make You More Employable, Quickly
In this current world, we will find ourselves working for most of our lives. The Australian Bureau of Statistics found that the average age people retired at was 65.5 years in 2019, and is set to see a steady increase over the years.
For this very reason, it’s critical to make sure that we are always building on our professional skills and preparing ourselves for the challenges to come. Whether you are making a special effort to keep up with your fast-paced industry, or want a taste of something different that could spark a career change, upskilling helps us be the best that we can be.
The benefits of upskilling aren’t confined to the simple idea of ‘taking your career to the next level’ (however, it is perfect for this too). Other reasons why someone would want to upskill are:
Boost productivity
Maximise employability
Prevent redundancy
Maintain motivation
Increase number of networking opportunities
It can be overwhelming with the number of courses available to you and where you can look for in the first place. Here, you can find the information relevant to skills training, along with short courses that will fill in any gaps in your knowledge.
by Izabella Blazevic
Selection Criteria Response: Customer Service Principles
Selection criteria responses are one of the trickiest parts of the job application process. Here’s how to make your selection criteria response shine when applying for a customer service job.
by Hania Syed
How to Start a Career in Regenerative Agriculture
Have you considered a career in regenerative agriculture?
by Matt Carlson
How to Become a Virtual Assistant | The Ultimate Guide
by Sabrina Sutton
Working with Children with Disability: Everything You Need to Know
Working with children with special needs is an incredibly rewarding career with multiple career pathways available to those who are qualified. Below is everything you need to know about working with children with disabilities and how to start a career in disability support services within early childhood education.
by Sabrina Sutton
Pursuing Data Entry As a Career? Here’s Everything You Should Know
by Michael Eddy
‘Why Should We Hire You?’ 3 Ingredients for the Perfect Answer
by Madalyn Trewin
Agriculture: A Beginner’s Guide for 2021 [Updated]
Curious about life as an agronomist, what it’s like to launch an agribusiness or any other facet of the agricultural industry? This guide is your go-to source for information on the Australian agricultural industry. Learn all the steps you need to take to start your own agricultural career.
by Hania Syed
Selection Criteria Responses: Teacher Examples
When applying for teaching jobs, you’ll often encounter selection criteria that you need to respond to. Here are three examples specifically for teachers.
by Madalyn Trewin
Selection Criteria Response: Nursing Examples
You will often be expected to respond to key selection criteria when applying for nursing jobs. Here are 3 examples to get you started.
by Madalyn Trewin
How to Use STAR in Your Key Selection Criteria Response
Applying for jobs can be an intimidating process, especially when selection criteria is involved. Using the STAR method (used to develop STAR selection criteria) is one of the easiest ways to simplify the process. Learn how to use it when responding to key selection criteria.
by Madalyn Trewin
How To Grow Your Accounting Skills In 5 Simple Steps
There’s more to becoming a good accountant than graduating with a qualification. Here are your 5 key steps to growing your skills from Bryan Kesler, a licensed CPA who mentors accountants to pass their CPA exams.
by Bryan Kesler, CPA
Selection Criteria Response: Displays Personal Drive and Integrity
If you have applied for your fair share of government jobs, there’s no doubt that you would have heard this line before: “displays personal drive and integrity.” Here’s how to answer it!
by Sabrina Sutton
The Chef Hierarchy: Who is Who in the Kitchen?
Curious as to how a restaurant kitchen works? Read More to understand the Chef Hierarchy and Brigade system at your local eatery!
by Sabrina Sutton
How to Become a Baker
Are you interested in the field of baking but you’re not sure where to start? Learn about what being a baker is like, what skills and qualities you’ll need to succeed, and how to get started in the industry.
by Izabella Blazevic
How a Chef Apprenticeship Can Benefit Your Career
Do you dream of working as a professional chef? To start your journey on this exciting career path, which may see you working in restaurants, cafes, food trucks and more, it’s best to complete an Australian apprenticeship.
Whether you dream of working at a Michelin-star restaurant, setting up your own trendy cafe or working in any other culinary capacity, taking on a chef apprenticeship will be an incredible stepping stone towards a rewarding career as a skilled chef.
by Hania Syed
How to Become a Chef in Australia: Complete Guide for 2021 [Updated]
The complete guide to becoming a chef in Australia. Learn how to get your start and make it in the hospitality industry with this in-depth article.
by Adele Cochrane
7 Ways You Can Make Your Position Irreplaceable During COVID-19 (or Any Future Recession)
In a recession, it’s more important than ever to make yourself indispensable at work. Here are some of the best ways to create iron-clad job security.
by Christina Elroy
Example Cover Letter for Receptionist
Get noticed and hired using this receptionist cover letter example. Learn what you need to know to make your cover letter stand out from the crowd.
by Michael Eddy
Example Cover Letter for Retail
A quality sample of a cover letter for retail. Learn what to include in your cover letter to help employers recognise your value.
by Michael Eddy
Nursing Cover Letter Example
A sample to use when building your nursing cover letter. Use this example as a base and adapt it to your own needs.
by Michael Eddy
Administration Cover Letter Example
A sample cover letter for an administration position, with tips and tricks on how to stand out from other job applicants. Use this example to build your own cover letter.
by Michael Eddy
High Demand Careers for Creatives in 2021: 15 Dream Jobs That Actually Pay [Updated]
Want a creative career with financial security and good job prospects? Here’s a list of 15 creative jobs that can fulfil you – and pay the bills.
by Adele Cochrane
How to Resign from a Casual Job
Sometimes, you need to change. When you’re doing something for hours and hours as a long-time casual employee, it can get tedious fast – even if you do have irregular hours. You’re…
by Izabella Blazevic
How to Format Your Cover Letter [+ Examples]
Learn how to format your cover letter, and what you need to include. Use this example as a base to build your letter upon so it ticks all the boxes.
by Michael Eddy
Cover Letter for Customer Service
Want to land a customer service or customer engagement job? Get a head-start on drafting the perfect customer service cover letter with this example.
by Michael Eddy
Best Cover Letter Examples & Why They Work
Looking for the best cover letter examples to help you produce a great cover letter, or to build a cover letter template? Get the perfect sample here.
by Michael Eddy
Hospitality Cover Letter Example
Looking for a cover letter tailored to the hospitality industry? Use this sample to craft the perfect letter for culinary or tourism job.
by Michael Eddy
Cover Letters: A Comprehensive Guide [+ Templates and Samples]
by Adele Cochrane by Adele Cochrane This guide will teach you to write the perfect cover letter for a job application in every industry. Download our free cover letter templates and examples…
by Adele Cochrane
Top Careers in IT: Your Complete Career Guide + Salaries and More
IT is fast becoming one of the most in-demand industries in Australia and is predicted to only continue to grow as technology advances. Read this guide to check out the range of…
by Rhiannon Gent
How to Ace an Aged Care Job Interview
You’ve finished your aged care course, and you’re ready to jump into the workforce. But just like any other job, you have to go through an interview process. Since this is an…
by Izabella Blazevic
5 Habits for Remote Workers: How to Escape Hermit Mode When Working From Home
Remote workers avoid the grind of a daily commute, can control their environment, and are free to set hours that suit them. What could possibly go wrong? In my time as a…
by Adele Cochrane
Becoming A Teacher’s Aide: Everything You Need To Know
Working with children as a teacher’s aide is an incredibly rewarding experience. Becoming a teacher’s assistant is a great way to support the development of children during their education journey and make…
by Sabrina Sutton
Upskilling in the Age of COVID-19
Are you one of the many Australians currently undertaking social distancing measures? Have you already smashed through your Netflix queue, and find yourself going a little bit stir crazy? Many people are…
by Hania Syed
Seniors Over 60: The Best 10 Jobs for You
There’s no doubt that the “how and when” of retirement has changed significantly over the years. One of the ways retirement has changed is the number of seniors over 60 who still…
by Sabrina Sutton
What Should I Do With My Life? A Step By Step Guide
If you find yourself asking, ‘What should I do with my life?’ and coming up blank, don’t fret. Follow our step-by-step process to finding your purpose, defining your core values and choosing…
by Adele Cochrane
6 Steps to Build a Business with Positive Social Impact [+ Examples]
Social impact and business outcomes are closer than you may think. They’re interdependent – they cannot exist without one another. Businesses must exist within societies, and they necessarily respond and provide for…
by Christina Elroy
Free Big Five Personality Test: How Do You Score?
Want to take the Big 5 Personality Test for free? Take this 15-question quiz and find out your trait scores. You’ll also learn The Big Five Personality Test is a well-respected psychological…
by Olivia Blazevic
How to Write a Resignation Email Without Ruining Relationships
Quitting your job is a nerve-racking move, with the resignation letter or email being one of the hardest aspects of it. To stay on good terms and preserve your relationship with your…
by Hania Syed
How Much Notice Do I Need to Give to Resign?
Resigning is a difficult move, with one of the most confusing aspects being the amount of notice you need to give. So how does a notice of resignation work? The circumstances around…
by Hania Syed
Complete List of 100 Resume Skills [For Any Job or Industry]
When you’re writing a resume, there will come a time where you will have to list your skillset. Resume skills fall into two categories: soft skills and hard skills. Soft skills are…
by Izabella Blazevic
The Most In-Demand Health Careers for 2020
Interested in healthcare delivery? Maybe you want to help people, but you’re not interested in medicine, or want to support our ageing population but don’t want the hassle of University. Here are…
by Amber Kirkwood
Career Quiz – Education
You have an ability to inspire and motivate others to do their best, as well as your natural inclination to communicate and teach others. This makes you an excellent fit for the…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz – Labourer/Tradesperson
Due to your hardworking and practical nature, a job as a labourer or tradesperson would suit you best. If you’re looking for a career with constant progression and good money in the…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz Results – Sports/Fitness
Your passion for health and fitness, combined with your energetic nature and your ability to get along with all kinds of people means you’ll thrive in a sports and fitness career. Careers…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz – Medical
Your ability to retain information and your meticulous attitude make you the perfect candidate for a career in medicine. A career in Medicine can be extremely rewarding due to the difference you…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz Results – Science
Your curious nature and ability to look outside of the box are just some of the reasons that you’re best suited to a career in science. Science is an incredibly broad and…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz – Hospitality/Tourism
Your love of travel and your wonderful customer service skills make you perfect for a role within the Hospitality and Tourism industry. Whether that be in hotel services or as a tour…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz – Finance
Your optimum problem solving skills, ability to be thorough and analytical, alongside your great interpersonal and communication skills makes you the perfect fit for a career in finance. Working in the finance…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz – Engineering
Your problem solving and numerical expertise, alongside your strong abilities in communication, teamwork and creativity makes a career in engineering the perfect one for you. The engineering industry is both fascinating and…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz – Creative
Due to your creative and innovative nature, you’re best suited to a creative position where you’ll regularly work in a team and use creative platforms such as a canvas, camera or illustrative…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz – Computers/IT
You’re a logical, technically minded thinker who enjoys all aspects or technology. Whether that be through video games or apps on your phone, you’re knowledge of technology is undisputed. Careers in IT…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz – Animal Care
You’re a caring, compassionate and strong-willed animal lover and therefore would be perfect in an Animal Care role. The possibilities are endless in Animal Care and whether you just want to cuddle…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz – Child Care/Aged Care
Your ability to be empathetic and sympathetic towards others, your desire to care for those who are sick and your love of children are all traits that are perfect in a role…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz – Business
Due to your outgoing and hardworking nature, a position in Business would suit you best. Communication and a good work ethic are key to any Business related position and often in management…
by Rhiannon Gent
Career Quiz – Agriculture and Horticulture
Due to your quiet and independent nature and your desire to work outdoors, a job such as agriculture or horticulture could be perfect for you. Agriculture, quite simply put is the practice…
by Rhiannon Gent
Sunday Night Blues: Why You Feel So Sad & How to Fix It
“I hate Sundays. Why do I feel so sad?” It’s 5pm, and you have a case of the Sunday Blues. What was once an expansive weekend full of promise has come to…
by Adele Cochrane
7 Inappropriate Conversation Topics in the Workplace
Modern work culture is less formal than it used to be, but professionalism in the workplace is still important. Today we will cover some of the most common inappropriate conversation topics at…
by Adele Cochrane
Your Guide in Proving Wrongful Termination
Have you been recently fired from your job, but you feel like something’s not quite right? It’s possible that you were terminated on unfair grounds. You’re not the only one if that’s…
by Izabella Blazevic
The Top 5 Benefits of Mindfulness Practice at Work
Mindfulness has become a buzzword that is often used to promote a range of practices and products. From juicing and meditation to float tanks and cryotherapy. But mindfulness helps make people more…
by Adelaide Morse
Why Upskilling Is The Best Way To Stay Successful In A Modern Workplace
The average Australian will hold 10 jobs before the age of 40, and will often work more than one job at a time in order to make up full time or more…
by Adelaide Morse
Sitting is [Not] the New Smoking – But a Sedentary Lifestyle May Kill You
Think about it – from the moment you wake up to when your head hits the pillow, how many of those hours are spent in some form of sitting? And given what…
by Adele Cochrane
The Pros and Cons of Using a Recruiter to Find a Job
The job search can be challenging at times. If you’ve been looking for a while, you may start to wonder about using recruiters. Someone whose job is to find you a job?…
by Adele Cochrane
Career Expos – Why You Need to Attend
Whether you’re a student or seasoned professional, career expos can provide a valuable experience. Every year, dozens of career fairs take place across Australia in a variety of industries, connecting jobseekers and students with organisations and recruiters.
by Rachel MacDonald
Are You At Risk of Career Burnout?
Burnout is a chronic stress condition characterised by emotional and physical exhaustion, cynicism, and ineffectiveness. It can affect your performance at work, but the signs of burnout can also appear in non-work…
by Adele Cochrane
What Are The Best Internet Jobs You Can Do From Home?
If you’re looking for a new career change and are wanting the convenience of an internet-based job, here are some of the best and most reliable internet jobs from home. One exceptional…
by Vanessa Kirkwood
How to Answer Competency-Based Interview Questions
The start of a new job can always mean new opportunities and experiences, and for many people this is an excellent way to showcase new skills and qualifications. Time after time, job…
by Vanessa Kirkwood
Quiz: What’s Your Ideal Home Office Setup?
It can be the difference between smashing out a day of high-quality work or slugging through your duties with indifference. Making sure you’ve tuned your home office to your own style of…
by Adele Cochrane
3 Benefits of Being a Working Parent
The life of a working parent isn’t always easy. Family life can sometimes be difficult when dealing with children growing up, as well as the pressures of continuing your career path. However,…
by Stephanie Caruso
4 Jobs for Every Type of Animal Lover
Pretty much everyone loves animals, but there are some that are truly passionate about their well-being. If spending your time with some furry friends sounds like your cup of tea, then here’s…
by Izabella Blazevic
Jobs We Can’t Live Without (That Didn’t Exist 10 Years Ago)
The last decade has seen a dramatic change in jobs that are considered to be vital to society, with many new jobs emerging as a result of improved technology. The global market…
by Stephanie Caruso
4 Reasons Young Australians Struggle To Find Full-Time Work – And What We Can Do About It
The working world ain’t what it used to be. Older generations pass down the idea to younger generations: if you study and work hard, you will secure a full-time job. Young people…
by Adele Cochrane
The 20 Highest Paying Jobs Near You
Want to know the top highest paying jobs? Let us break it down for you: That will depend on where you live… but it’s not the whole story. Location and industry matter…
by Adele Cochrane
How to Successfully Make a Career Change at 30+
When you’re stuck at the same job for many years of your life, a career change is probably in order. But when you reach your 30s, you may feel that you’re too…
by Izabella Blazevic
Think We’ve Achieved Gender Equality in the Workplace? Think Again: This Year’s Figures Tell A Different Story
Gender inequality is a pressing global problem, with half the world’s population struggling against both obvious and invisible barriers due to gender. While we’ve made meaningful progress in the last few decades,…
by Adele Cochrane
Career Change Later in Life: 3 Success Stories That Will Inspire You
Before her career change to Nutrition, Dianne worked within the Allied Health industry on and off for about 20 years; making the switch to nutrition from aromatherapy about 5 years ago. Dianne…
by Olivia Blazevic
Time to Change into a New Career, But No Experience? Don’t Be Scared, You Have More Than You Think
You’re ready to make a career change. You’ve spent the time reflecting on what you’re good at, you’ve researched the relevant courses and qualifications for your new field. You know which direction…
by Adele Cochrane
10 Workplace Health & Safety (WHS) Tips
What’s eye fatigue? It’s when your eyes become red, tired, dry, blurry and/or sore from staring at the computer screen too much. No one wants that!
by Natalie Sutherland
Top Work From Home Jobs– The Best Ways to Make Money From Home: Part 2
One of the greatest gifts the Internet has given us is the ability to make money from anywhere. This digital revolution has come to create a large variety of work at home…
by Charles Ellingham
A Guide to Answering Behavioural-Based Interview Questions
Behavioural interview questions revolve around past behaviours, and how they can be a predictor of your future employment and performance to employers. They are one of the most common types of interview…
by Vanessa Kirkwood
Make a Difference Day: 8 of the most meaningful careers that will help you make a difference!
Every fourth Saturday in October is Make a Difference Day, when people are encouraged to make the world a better place. If you’re looking at how to make a positive impact in…
by Adelaide Morse
The 7 Step Guide in Starting a Business – What it’s Really Like
Some people just don’t want to work for anyone else but themselves. If you’re one of those people, then you’ve probably mulled over the idea of starting a business. It’s certainly ambitious…
by Izabella Blazevic
CRISPR: Scientific Breakthrough Or Playing God?
Have you ever wanted to change something about yourself? Maybe be a little bit taller? Have blue eyes instead of brown? Be able to grow a full beard? Other than temporary solutions…
by Adelaide Morse
Quiz | Which Learning Style is Best For You?
The more you know about the best learning style theory suited to you, the better prepared you’ll be when it comes to learning a new skill or concept – no matter the…
by Olivia Blazevic
Interview Question Series: How to Answer Skills-Based Questions
Do you have an upcoming interview? Is it your dream job or something you’re really passionate about? Well, don’t let your nerves get in the way of you getting the job you’re…
by Vanessa Kirkwood
Interview Question Series: How to Answer Situation-Based Questions
Do you have a job interview coming up? Are you wondering about all the possible questions they might ask you? Well, after reading this article, you’re sure to walk into your interview…
by Vanessa Kirkwood
Bonuses vs Work-Life Balance: What’s More Important?
For many people, finding the perfect work-life balance is essential for minimising the demands and stresses of work when long hours become too much. On the other hand, it’s also apparent that…
by Vanessa Kirkwood
Interview Question Series: How to Answer Motivation-Based Questions
Most people who apply for jobs dread or feel nervous about their job interview questions because of all the tricky questions employers tend to throw at you during the interviewing process. But…
by Vanessa Kirkwood
How to Use Freelancing To Build An Impressive Resume
As the job market becomes more competitive, it’s inevitable that people’s resumes are becoming more impressive. While previously a well thought out cover letter and relevant experience was all you needed, nowadays…
by Adelaide Morse
How To Turn Your Passion For The Environment Into A Career
Do you care about the environment? Have a knack for problem solving? Want to make a difference? Well, a career in environmental science might be for you! As Australians, we are constantly bombarded…
by Adelaide Morse
What Would Your Job Title Be in the ‘Mad Men’ Office?
Mad Men was one of the first TV shows to explore the modern office as we know it. Going deeper than the classic workplace sitcom, the creators gave the characters room to…
by Adele Cochrane
Mindful Ways to Turn a Redundancy into a New Career Change
People often associate a redundancy as an end to their future job prospects; however, it’s vital to understand that a redundancy can be a positive turning point that can lead to a…
by Vanessa Kirkwood
How To Tackle an Informational Interview
Informational interviewing is an excellent way to explore career paths while growing your professional network. If you’re looking to change careers, or you’ve just graduated, informational interviews are your secret weapon in the job search. Follow these five steps to tackle the informational interview like the professional you are.
by Adele Cochrane
How to Handle Awkward Interview Moments
There are surprisingly many common interview mistakes that individuals unintentionally make, a job interview can be scary, but avoid creating awkward moments to avoid further make yourself nervous. But on a positive…
by Stephanie Caruso
How to Make a Real Difference with Your Career
How can you build you career around a cause you’re passionate about? It’s not always easy, but it’s definitely possible with some foresight, planning, and imagination. Imagine it’s 7:00 am five years…
by Adele Cochrane
Constructive Criticism– How Handling It The Right Way Will Improve Your Career
Giving constructive feedback can sometimes be interpreted as negative feedback, depending on the delivery, tone and manner in which the person shares their thoughts. Constructive criticism can be defined as providing helpful…
by Stephanie Caruso
Should You Apply For a Job You are Not Qualified For?
The belief in being under-qualified for a job posting you know you would make a great candidate for, happens to everyone. That tricky situation of not completely matching the job description causes…
by Stephanie Caruso
1 in 5 Employers Unknowingly Ask Illegal Interview Questions, Here’s How to Dodge Them
Therefore it is important before an interview to be prepared on what classifies as an illegal interview question and how you should avoid answering them. In Australia, both State and Federal discrimination…
by Stephanie Caruso
This is Why Following Up After an Interview Can Help You Land the Job
The job market is getting more competitive everyday. The average time to hire a new employer was 39 days in 2016, down from 43 days in 2015; with these days reducing every…
by Stephanie Caruso
What To Say To Your Interviewer If You’ve Been Fired
So you’ve got yourself a job interview. First off, congratulations! Secondly, don’t panic. Telling the hiring manager about your past job termination seems like something that you’d want to avoid at all…
by Izabella Blazevic
The Beginner’s Guide to Quitting Your Job
It’s tempting to think that all it takes is a simple “I quit”. Tempting, but impractical. Ignoring the repercussions that your resignation will have on your employer and your team isn’t the…
by Izabella Blazevic
5 Steps to Craft the Perfect Gaddie Pitch
What is a ‘gaddie pitch’, otherwise known as the ‘elevator pitch’? The gaddie pitch is a succinct, persuasive speech that is used to inspire and create interest around an idea, product, your…
by Olivia Blazevic
How To Prepare For a Video Interview
With 40% of organisations and employers upgrading to this employment tool within the recruitment process, video interviewing has become increasingly popular – this method has been developed to provide potential recruiters with a variety of…
by Olivia Blazevic
Why You Should Invest In Upskilling Yourself
We are always learning new things at work; however, it is also valuable to be proactive by exploring new qualifications. Whether it’s expanding your current skill set, pursuing a new area of…
by Olivia Blazevic
5 Reasons to Consider a Career Change into Technology
With a wide array of careers to choose from, why might you consider a career in Technology?
Here’s the 5 top reasons from Kris Reynolds, Founder of leading career, outplacement and executive coaching firm, Let’s Talk Career.
by Olivia Blazevic
Ever Wondered What to Wear to an Interview? 10 Tips From an Expert
Confused as to what to wear to an interview? Or maybe you want to know what not to wear; either way, the outfit you choose is what creates that very first impression…
by Amber Kirkwood
Career Quiz | Personality Test – Where Does Your Career Happiness Lie?
Do you dream of a career change but don’t know where to start? Always asking yourself the question: ‘What should my job be?’ It can be hard to start working out where…
by Amber Kirkwood
The Complete Guide to Changing Careers
It happens all the time and you’re no different, so there’s no need to feel as though you’re on your own. You’ve negotiated the Christmas and New Year period, gone back to…
by Olivia Blazevic
5 Industries That Are Currently Trending
It is worth noting that some industries are booming, while others are on the decline. Although you don’t have to base your career on what jobs are hot and which ones aren’t,…
by Amber Kirkwood
How Technology is Affecting Career Choices (Infographic)
Technology. Whether you find that you embrace every new update, or struggle to keep up with the changes, it’s effect on our day-to-day lives is unmistakable. Recent technological developments are vastly changing…
by Rachel Fyfe
Top 5 Skill Areas For the Future
Digital learning and studying online has become a widely available and prevalent means of study particularly in recent years. courseonline.co.uk is Training.com.au’s UK counterpart – an education marketplace that has partnerships with…
by Olivia Blazevic
How Your Online Presence Can Affect Your Employment
If you’re looking for a job, or currently working in a professional environment, it is important that you are aware of what your online presence can say about you. Social media dominates…
by Rachel Fyfe
5 Alternative Methods To Get Your Next Dream Hire
When the employment landscape is changing at an ever increasing speed what do great businesses rely on to guarantee their next ideal hire? Whether you’re looking at expanding your business or a…
by Rebecca McKenna
How to Use a Portfolio in a Job Interview
A portfolio may consist of pages in a binder, a CD, a video, a book or even a custom-designed website and it can include anything from text, sketches, files and photos to…
by Greg Wilcox
Is it Time for a New Job, or a Career Change?
There comes a time in everyone’s lives, where you must ask yourself that dreaded question; ‘Am I really happy in my job?’. It’s a hard question to mull over, so to help…
by Rebecca McKenna
The Best Careers if You Want to Avoid a Desk Job
Are you great with kids and looking for an ultra-active job? If so, this is it! Between all the walking, running and playing to the inevitable lifting and carrying, day care work…
by Greg Wilcox
Interview Questions You Should Know How To Answer
This question can seem daunting, especially when you’ve got no real work experience. But what the interviewer is really asking is, What can you bring to the company that other applicants can’t?…
by Natalie Sutherland
The 14 Most Meaningful Jobs
Why do we do our jobs? Most of us would say ‘for the money’. But if that were true, we’d all just go for the highest-paying jobs we could get with no…
by Rebecca McKenna
11 Things Not to Say in a Job Interview
Job interviews can seem overwhelming at the best of times. If you’ve got one coming up, it’s important that you prepare well – and that you avoid these response blunders! 1. “I…
by Natalie Sutherland
The 5 Biggest Hurdles Women Face Returning to Work
If you’re like me, returning to work after some time away can be daunting, overwhelming and just downright scary. Forget inequality in the workplace — you’re more concerned about whether you have…
by Nerissa Bentley
18 Job Search Tips to Land the Position You Want
Kicking off a job search for your ideal position can be both exciting and terrifying. Initially you’ll be pumped to start searching, saving job ads online or circling them in the local…
by Christopher Appleford
Writing Your First Ever Resume
Fresh out of university and applying for your first job? Or perhaps you’re still studying and looking for casual work? Creating your first resume can seem a little overwhelming, but with these…
by Natalie Sutherland
3 Careers for People Seeking Zenployment
Have you ever thought of throwing in your current job in the search of a less-stressful, more meaningful career? If so, you’re not the only one. In fact the trend is becoming…
by Katie Carroll
Top 7 Job Hunter Tips
Are you trying to find another job or maybe even your first? Just finished school or your university studies? Maybe you need a job right now, just to pay the bills? These seven steps…
by Adelaide Morse
Networking 101
In today’s fast-paced world of social media, shameless self-promotion and never-ending ‘selfies’, the word Networking sends many people shying away from the process. Who wants to deal with every word being met…
by Rebecca McKenna
Bouncing Back After Being Fired
It isn’t exactly breaking news that we are living in a time where the only consistency in the global economy is its’ instability. Gone are the days of retiring from the workforce…
by Rebecca McKenna
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