Health Resumes and Cover Letters

Are you considering a career in the health industry? It’s a vast, diverse and fast-growing sector, with so many gratifying roles to choose from – and plenty of online courses available to help you get there. The health industry is a vital part of our community and economy, and it’s an area we’re all involved with at some point in our lives – either as patients or practitioners.

From allied health to complementary medicine, dental assistance and paramedics, the opportunities are endless. By studying an online course, you can enter any area of your choosing, and choose a course appropriate to your level.

Interested in occupational health, physiotherapy, podiatry or speech pathology? We’ve got the allied health course for you. If you are a keen advocate for community and public health, you could also consider a course in health promotion, international health or public health. With increasing concerns about issues such as obesity and diabetes, public education is key and a role in health promotion or public policy could be incredibly rewarding.

Potential health career outcomes include: Practice Manager, Health Assistant, Allied Health Worker, Ambulance Attendant, Laboratory Assistant, Mental Health Support Worker, Dental Assistant, Registered Nurse, Health Promotion Officer, Administration Supervisor.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a health course?

Health courses cover a range of fields like aged care, mental health, nursing, medical administration, and community services. These can lead to jobs in hospitals, clinics, aged care homes or support organisations. Explore our health courses to learn more.

How do I start a career in health?

You can start with a Certificate III in Health Services Assistance or aged care, or work towards becoming a nurse or allied health assistant. Many entry-level roles don’t require a university degree to get started.

What health courses can I study online?

Many online health courses are available in fields like medical administration, mental health, and community support. Some include a combination of online learning and in-person placement.

Are health jobs in demand in Australia?

Yes! The health and social assistance sector is Australia’s largest and fastest-growing industry. Roles in aged care, disability support and allied health are in particularly high demand.

How long does it take to complete a health course?

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