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NEWS: Proposed education reforms spark unrest

Universities have expressed serious concern over the NSW government’s proposed new HSC benchmarks for teachers.

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Traditional resumes still reign supreme

We may be living in a digital age, but leading HR professionals still rank the traditional resume as the most effective recruitment tool.

Designer careers

If you yearn for creative expression and know how to combine your creativity with precision and technical skill, then a career in design may be perfect for you.

Boost your skills with Upskilled

Upskilled specialises in vocational courses for working professionals. You can study a diverse range of certificate and diploma qualifications online, to boost your skills and career prospects.

What to do with your arts degree

There’s a common perception that arts degrees do not make for strong career prospects. Nothing could be further from the truth! As a well-rounded graduate, the world is your oyster.

Learn to be a professional project manager

Project management has become an industry in its own right, with its own unique language. Learn to speak the language of PM, and manage projects of every shape and size.

The Write Stuff

There's no more valuable skill in the workplace than the ability to write professionally, and well. Find out why everyone needs to hone their writing skills.

Career FAQs welcomes Southern Cross and Deakin University

Career FAQs welcomes Southern Cross University and Deakin University as two new tertiary education partners.

Sustainability and the property industry

With sustainability becoming the buzzword of our times, professionals from architects to property managers are championing the cause of environmental responsibility.

Employment winners and losers

The health and aged care and mining sectors are the two big industry winners when it comes to employment gains during the last year, as reported in the Sydney Morning Herald.