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A bang-and-sparkle business
Becoming a pyrotechnics expert by hurling crackers over the back fence is no longer an option, as Paul Edwards explains.    (more»)
 
A guide to informed career choice
Bruce Phillips argues that we can take "each day as it comes" and become a pawn in a high stakes chess game played by others, or we can take individual responsibility and provide leadership to our own careers. (Website)    (more»)
 
A job in your sights
An article by Karen Bishop ( Sydney Morning Herald ) about the graduate job market, where about 75 per cent of new graduates move straight into full-time work.    (more»)
 
Career Changing
A interesting collection of different articles about planning and changing careers from About.com. in the US.    (more»)
 
Connecting kids to careers
An article from the Washington Post about helping young people be more intentional about the future.(American newspaper)     (more»)
 
Demand for mapping graduates
Article by Sarah Smiles ( Sydney Morning Herald ) about the demand for mapping graduates.     (more»)
 
Double or Nothing
Hopes are high that a new set of dual degrees will tempt students back into teaching as a career. Brenda C. Lewis ( Sydney Morning Herald ) explains.     (more»)
 
Engineering more jobs for women
The engineering industry wants to attract, and keep, more female graduates. Carolyn Rance ( The Age ) explains.     (more»)
 
Farming it out by degrees
An interesting article by Claire Halliday ( The Age ) regarding higher education in the farming industry.    (more»)
 
Garden Variety
An interesting article by Christine Kearney ( Sydney Morning Herald ) regarding demand for landscapers.This was very strong in the lead-up to the Olympics and industry insiders say it is showing no signs of slowing in the next few years.     (more»)
 
Healthy Signs
An article by Jacqui Taffel ( Sydney Morning Herald ) on employment in the health industry.     (more»)
 
How to build a network
"It's not what you know; it's who you know." Whether this is true or not, building a network is perhaps the most crucial part of searching for work. This site from CareerMosaic offers articles and tips on networking, advice on how to get a network started, and information on the hidden job market. (American Website)     (more»)
 
How to get ahead without leaving home
An article by Gayle Bryant ( The Australian Financial Review ) about the benefits of online training.     (more»)
 
Job fishing in the gene pool
An interesting article by Victoria Button ( The Age ) about the explosion of publicity surrounding the completion of the Human Genome Project and the resulting jobs growth.    (more»)
 
Jobs in the community are working
Trevor Robbins ( The Age ) writes about how workplaces with a strong sense of community are helping to cut unemployment rates across Victoria.     (more»)
 
Jobs on the board, dude
The surfing industry may have started in backyards in the 1960s, but now it has gone global. Peter Vincent, ( The Sydney Morning Herald ) explains.     (more»)
 
Life on the ice is a job with a mission
Here, Paul Edwards ( The Age ) profiles a group of people whose jobs are to help save the world.     (more»)
 
Making movies
If you're looking for a break in the film industry, The Matrix sequels could be your chance. Peter Vincent ( Sydney Morning Herald ) explains.     (more»)
 
Pick and mix
Your career is your major income-producing asset, so treat it like an investment and don't put all of your eggs in one basket. Valerie Khoo ( The Sydney Morning Herald ) explains.    (more»)
 
Say cheese, for a range of tasty courses
An article by Trevor Robbins ( The Age ) about various cheese making courses now available.    (more»)
 
Science graduates need to schmooze
An article by Dorothy Illing ( The Australian ) about employers who now want graduates who communicate well, who can make decisions and work in a team, among other skills.    (more»)
 
Skills insurance
Where are your job prospects? Belinda Gibbon ( Sydney Morning Herald ) reports about where the jobs will be in the next five years.     (more»)
 
Solid grounding, then full flight
An article by Peter Vincent ( The Age ) about how the Air Force offers excellent training in a wide variety of fields.     (more»)
 
The ultimate resume guide
Your resume is a vital part of your job search toolbox. Here's the bad news: there are no short cuts, no generic templates that make preparing a brilliant resume quick or easy. But SEEK can help you cut through the confusion and get started on preparing the best resume you've ever had.     (more»)
 
 

 

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