Use your 2022 to find your feet, experience new things, uncover your passion and set goals for the future

If you’re good at maths, science, IT, graphics and even art or music, you might like to consider a career in this wide and rapidly growing field. 

Between the pressures of high school, being a teenager and choosing a career you need to make time to look after your mental health.

From relaxing or hanging out with friends, to dreaming of your future and taking small steps towards your goals, here’s the best things you can do this school holidays.

Here are six ways to feel in control and manage your level of stress before exam time 📖

When you were a kid, maybe you wanted to be a vet or a nurse or a world-famous soccer star. Now a little older and wiser, maybe you've outgrown these ideas – so here are four rewarding career pathways that are a little left-of-field to your childhood dreams

To help you decide whether you want to pursue becoming a digital engineer, civil engineer, mechanical engineer, electrical engineer, chemical engineer or environmental engineer we’ve created this fun quiz. It should take you less than five minutes to answer the questions and discover what type of engineer you should become.

Sure, you probably learnt pythagorean theorem, but did you learn how to file taxes? Here are a few of the life lessons you’ll likely be forced to learn as an adult, so why not get ahead of the game now and level up.

From sustainability focused careers to environmental science jobs, here are seven options that will offer you a challenging yet rewarding career on your mission to save the planet.

Maybe you’re lucky and know exactly what you want to do after high school. But it’s more likely that you’re not sure yet. Here’s some ideas, tips and thinking points to help you decide which subjects to select for Year 11 and Year 12.

These days endless career options make it even harder to answer the question: how do I choose a career path after high school? Here’s six steps to take you from “no idea” to career clarity.

Whether you are book smart or better with your hands, embracing the digital evolution and developing your own soft skills are two of the best ways to future-proof yourself.Here are some cool and expected careers in digital to keep on your radar, plus how to study or train for them.

Nerd, food lover, CrossFit addict. Clare Morgans, our Strategic Partnerships Manager, is the kind of person who grew up playing Dungeons & Dragons but loves nothing more than sweating off a stressful day with the kind of training session that “Breaks. You. Down.” 

We’re a little biased seeing as we run Australia's best virtual internship program, but we’re here to tell you they absolutely are. From real world experience through to giving you a leg up on your peers, here’s why...

From getting an early start on what you think your career might be to forging a brand new career path all of your own, here are some 😎 cool jobs to get you through the long, hot ⛱ summer.

Choose a uni degree. Pick a trade. Sometimes it can feel like these are your only two options. Like the ridiculous variety of stuff you’ve learned in 12 years of school was designed to shove you down one of two career paths. To be frank, that’s basic.

Rhea's career has already taken her in so many different directions, which just goes to show the value of 21st-century experiences. Rhea talks about her journey and shares her advice for high school students.

Here’s what working from home means today for students and how we see it looking in the future.

If you finished high school in 2020, you deserve a huge pat on the back. The last year of school is – of course – the hardest year. A global pandemic is the last thing anyone needs while juggling exams, working part-time and keeping up a social life.

Learn from real Aussies about the coolest jobs in STEM and how they got there and their advice for young people

Let's spin up a 60-second video CV, you don’t have to hire a professional to help you create your video!

You might be wondering ‘how do I act?’, ‘what can I say?’ and ‘how can I make a good impression?’ Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with our Do’s and Don’ts

Here are five ways you can find out about opportunities whether it be work experience, VET courses, apprenticeships or job shadowing

Whilst the nerves might never go away, it doesn’t mean you’re cursed with horrible job interviews the rest of your life. Here are six top tips on how you can ace an interview – whether it be for work experience, a part-time job or your dream career.