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Government grants for personal trainer courses
Studying a qualification to become a personal trainer can be quite an expensive process. Read More

Working in the pharmaceutical sector
The pharmaceutical industry is a key sector within the larger health care industry, preventing diseases and improving quality of lives. Read More

Working as a nutritionist
Those who are interested in working in health could well consider working as a nutritionist. Nutritionists can work in a wide range of areas, including health and fitness, counseling, personal training, and research. Read More

Careers in physiotherapy
The role of a physiotherapist is to prevent, evaluate, and treat physical health problems in patients caused by injury and disease. Read More

Women in apprenticeships
Apprenticeships to learn a trade are often a male dominated area, which can make attempting a career as a woman in these areas somewhat daunting. Read More

Workplace health and safety by state
A workplace health and safety qualification is an important criteria and prerequisite mainly in the construction and trades, agriculture and engineering industries.
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Can you turn a hobby into a job?
There are proven benefits for being passionate about one’s work, such as productivity and an ease in finding a work/life balance to name a few. Read More

Working in the mental health sector
Working in the mental health sector involves working with a wide variety of clients and assessing and addressing their emotional or psychological problems to improve their quality of life. Read more

Studying online with Cengage
Studying an online course at a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) is a flexible option when learning new skills and knowledge. Read More

Community healthcare jobs
Community healthcare is the service concerned with the study and betterment of the overall health of a community. Read More

Getting onto a construction apprenticeship
Undertaking an apprenticeship is a great way to receive nationally recognised training while learning practical skills and earning a wage. Read More

Getting onto a mechanical apprenticeship
School leavers with an enjoyment for practical and manual work, and an interest in mechanics, would be well suited to looking into a mechanic course or mechanical apprenticeship. Read More

Getting onto a plumbing apprenticeship
Those who are interested in working as a plumber usually begin their careers as an apprentice plumber. Read More

Pre-apprenticeship courses
Studying a pre-apprenticeship course is a great way for students still in secondary school to begin paving the way into the industry of their choice. Read More

Get onto a Carpentry Apprenticeship
Many people have heard the old stereotype that plumbers charge through the teeth, and it often extends to other trades as well. Read More

Getting into hospitality
Gaining recognised training in hospitality or tourism from a TAFE or private college provides people not only with certification, but a ticket to work almost anywhere worldwide. Read More

Starting salaries for graduates rise
The median annual starting salary for Australian resident bachelor degree graduates rose to $49,000 in 2010, up from $48,000 last year, according to Graduate Careers Australia.
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MYOB and accounting courses
Establishing a small business is a challenging task, and one which brings many new challenges. Read More

Health and safety in the office
A great misconception prevails about health and safety issues in an office environment: that there are low or minimal risks and hazards in an office as compared to a construction site. Read More

Careers in nursing
Australia has one of the best healthcare systems in the world, and nurses are the backbone of this industry. Read More

Careers in personal fitness training
Demand for personal trainers and fitness experts is booming, with fitness training one of the fastest growing industries in the health sector. Read More

Careers in Health and Safety
Each workplace in Australia must have a commitment to occupational health and safety (OHS), in order to ensure safety problems are avoided. Read More

How to get into the medical profession
Health jobs within the medical profession are greatly varied, and an important part of Australia’s infrastructure. Read More

Careers in project management
For people with an eye for the big picture, strong management skills and good leadership, there has been no better time for a career in project management. Read More

Melbourne attracts 2,400 IT jobs
Victoria is aiming to become Australia's IT capital, with 2,400 new jobs created within the state so far this year. Read More

Job adverts rise as confidence returns
Confidence is returning to the employment market following a 3% rise in full-time job adverts in September, according to a recruitment firm. Read More

Over 1,000 expected to take Victoria Police entrance test
Victoria's campaign to recruit police officers is working, with 1,000 prospective officers expected to take the entrance exam in October – up from the average of 300. Read More

Australia 'faces talent shortage'
Australian employers are facing a talent shortage with 45% of managers claiming difficulty finding the right person for key roles. Read More

Working in Australia
Living standards in Australia are one of the highest in the world - inevitably, living costs will tend to commensurate with the quality of life. Read More

Can social networking land you a job?
Social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter have created new ways to seek out job opportunities to users who can make the most of social media. Read More

Alternative ways of finding a job
It is estimated that around 70% of jobs are not advertised. While searching the careers section of a newspaper or website can help in finding a new job, there are alternative ways to find employment opportunities. Read More

How to write a cover letter
A cover letter is the first glimpse your prospective employer gets of you. Ideally, you should write a new cover letter for each new job you are applying for. However, there are some basic guidelines you should follow when writing cover letters. Read More

Career expo events
Career expos and careers fairs showcase tertiary institutions and training colleges, employers and government initiatives. Read More


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