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Career Industry Website (Skills Road, website)
School to Work Pathways (Infographic slide show)
My future: Interactive Career Bullseyes (website)
The Good Careers Guide (website)
Each Career Category includes:
Industry Overview
Qualification and Training requirements
Careers in the Industry
Career Stats
Job Tasks/Overview
Jobs/Career fact sheets
School to Work Pathways
School to Work Pathways
View the sample Pathways you could take upon your Graduation after High School
View the sample Pathways you could take upon your Graduation after High School
booklet-school-to-work-pathways-infographics-complete.pdf
My future: Interactive Careers Bullseyes
My future: Interactive Careers Bullseyes
Start exploring career pathways by selecting a learning area you enjoy.
Interpret the Bullseye: Each career is shown on the bullseye based on factors like salary, education, and job outlook.
Compare Careers: Quickly compare multiple careers to see how they stack up in different areas.
Click for Details: Click on a career to get more information about duties, qualifications, and pathways.
Reflect and Plan: Consider how the careers align with your interests and goals, and plan your next steps accordingly.
Seek Guidance: If needed, consult with counselors or mentors for further assistance.
The Good Careers Guide:
Using the Good Careers Guide is a fantastic way to explore different career options and plan your future path. Here's a step-by-step guide for students on how to use it effectively:
Visit the Website: Go to https://www.gooduniversitiesguide.com.au/careers-guide.
Explore Careers: Browse through different industries, study areas, or use the search bar for specific jobs.
Read Profiles: Click on a career to learn about duties, qualifications, salary, and prospects.
Use Filters: Narrow down options by salary, education, or location if available.
Save Favourites: Bookmark careers you're interested in.
Read Resources: Check out articles and resources for more insights.
Seek Guidance: Ask counselors or mentors for personalized advice.
Take Action: Use what you learn to plan your next steps in education or gaining experience.
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