It’s easy to be excited about a new job. Everything is fresh, you’re constantly being challenged and you’re engaged and learning all the time. After a while things settle down, you learn your role back-to-front, the job becomes monotonous and boring, and work-related stress builds up. Small things that never used to bother you become Read the full post
The value of education has changed over time. A university degree was once a rarity and vocational education was the route taken by those who weren’t ‘academically inclined’. It was considered an alternative for those who either couldn’t complete formal education or get into a good university, or for those who were struggling to find Read the full post
Alvin Toffler once wrote “change is the process by which the future invades our lives”. One way to mark the passage of that change is to examine employment trends for the past 10 years. Within the last 10 years, new employment roles and positions have emerged and this is very apparent in the technology sector, Read the full post
So you’ve landed an interview but are unsure where to go from here? Don’t stress! We’ve compiled a list of the top job interview questions and mock answers to show you exactly how to answer them! Alternatively, if you are interested in studying an Online Learning Course, check out the Course Quick Links below! Course Read the full post
“Find a job you like and you add five days to every week.” – H Brown. Ideas for rewarding careers Looking for a rewarding career? Try one of these: • Childcare: Working closely with kids, ensuring their safety at all times while helping to shape their emotional, social, physical and intellectual development. • Aged Read the full post
So you’ve got an upcoming phone interview? Don’t stress…! We’ve compiled a set of phone interview tips and trick to help you ace your next interview and get the job you have always wanted! With Australian hiring managers receiving an average of 120 applications per job advertisement, equating to more than 10 hours of resume Read the full post
The nation’s unemployment rates are slowly falling and at April 2013, are estimated to be around 5.5%. During April alone, the economy picked up an extra 50,000 jobs contributing to a 0.1% reduction. The lowest rate of 2.1% was recorded in Sydney’s Northern Beaches and this figure has fallen along with the national average, from Read the full post
By William Cowie Did you know you can get tax deductions to help with the cost of your studies? Some self-education expenses are able to be claimed on your tax return. What are self-education expenses? Self-education expenses are expenses you incur studying an eligible course to obtain a formal qualification from a school, university, college or Read the full post
You can find Part 1 of our guide to the Top 10 Highest paying Jobs in Australia HERE! Here’s Part 2 of our guide to the Top 10 Highest Paying Jobs in Australia! 6. Psychiatrists Average Taxable Income: $176,885 What does a psychiatrist do? Psychiatrists are medical practitioners who have specialised in the diagnosis and Read the full post
Who has the highest paying job in Australia? Miners? Actors? Chief Executive Officers? Well according to the Australian Tax Office, it’s surgeons! Surgeons, on average, bring home a whopping $350,383 of taxable income. To put that in perspective, that’s more than 8 waiters ($41,073), 9 hairdressers ($38,363) or 9 bartenders or baristas ($37,928). Medical professionals Read the full post
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