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Aug
22
HOW TO NETWORK AS A STUDENT
As a student, the professional relationships you start forming now will determine the trajectory of your career. Your time studying provides an excellent opportunity to start practicing networking skills and grow valuable professional networks. Networking doesn’t just open the door to career opportunities, but can also introduce you to a host of other advantages including [...]
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Jul
27
STUDENT TAX GUIDE
The end of the financial year is upon us once again folks. For those of you who have not lodged your tax return yet, it’s time to dust off those old crusty receipts, get out the calculator and crunch those numbers! Tax time can be a particularly confusing time for students, and there are a [...]
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Jul
25
TOP MISTAKES TO AVOID WHEN STUDYING ABROAD
Studying abroad can be a truly life-changing experience. However, like most life-changing experiences, there are ways to get the most out of it, and there are ways to make it more difficult and troublesome. Thankfully, we’ve collected a few of the most important tips out there to help you get the most out of [...]
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Jul
15
Aged Care – Is it the Right Career For You?
Caring for members of an ageing population is one of the key hallmarks of a healthy society. Despite growing demand for workers in this area, aged care remains an important but often overlooked career path in many developed countries. Deciding whether a career in aged is a good choice for you is one that you [...]
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Jun
22
MasterChef – Myth or Reality Live Debate
Our panel of Top Chefs & Industry Experts debate whether the glamour of MasterChef is a myth or reality. Plus, the audience may ask any questions about the Hospitality Industry. When is the Debate & Q&A? Saturday 25th of June 2016 at the Reinvent Your Career Expo at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre Who [...]
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May
30
ASSESSMENT CHALLENGES IN VET SECTOR: Importance of Judgement & Moderation
The following story demonstrates the task of assessing students skills and knowledge is challenging and the assessors should not restrict their judgement of competence on what’s mentioned in the trainer assessor guide. The following anecdote concerns a question in a physics degree exam at the University of Copenhagen and is a true story of how […]
May
16
Five Ways to Boost Your Memory
If you’re like most of us living in the 21st century, you may have noticed something rather peculiar. It’s getting harder to remember things! We are absorbing more information per day in this new information age than our ancestors absorbed in a lifetime. While having torrents of information at our fingertips is fantastic, it does [...]
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Apr
28
Survival Tips for International Students in Australia
Being an International student in Australia is an amazing life experience..but being in a new environment can also take some getting used to! Not only do you have to work hard towards your education, but you have to do so amidst a culture that may be very different from your own. Whether it's learning a [...]
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