What Do I Need to Do When I Graduate?
By LUCIE TOWERS After graduating, it can feel like you’re entering a whole new world. Suddenly, there are resumes to write, future studies to consider, career pathways to decide on, job applications to make, interviews to attend, work visas to apply for,
What attracts Chinese students to Aussie universities?
By Xue Gong More students are travelling overseas for their education than ever before. The numbers of international students have risen sharply over the last 15 years. In Australia, around 153,000 international students were enrolled in 2000, while in 2009 the number grew
Four Professional Lessons from Making a Big Purchase in my Personal Life
BY KURT HEINRICH Throughout our life, there will be times when we make a big purchase, like buying a car or purchasing your first home. When big amounts of money are involved, it’s easy to get stressed. Momentum and pressure
Ways to Find Your Purpose and Plan Your Career
Studies show that lifelong careers are not the norm anymore and statistics prove that an individual is expected change careers three times during their professional lives.Therefore, if you are not satisfied with your current career, below are four tips to
6 ways to stay productive whilst searching for a job
You may be in job-search limbo, but you can still make strides in your career. From living life sans schedule to tailoring time on your terms, unemployment certainly offers ample opportunity for reflection ‒ and daytime telly on repeat. Yet the
How The Gig Economy Is Reshaping Careers For The Next Generation
Since the term “gig economy” was popularized around the height of the 2008-2009 financial crisis, task-based labour has evolved and has become a significant factor in the overall economy. The concept of creating an income from short-term tasks has been