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Big Ideas,
Real Impact.

Activities and resources to support students’ career learning

Help your students expand their horizons and develop the skills and knowledge they’ll need to succeed in whatever career path they pursue.

Our new infographics for primary and secondary school educators suggest classroom activities and related resources aligned with the DOTS Model of Career Development (Law & Watts, 1977).

Secondary students

Term 1: Self-awareness  

Term 2: Opportunity awareness 

Term 3: Decision-making 

Term 4: Transition 

Starting Work

Explore options to gain work experience, earn while you learn, and kick-start your career while still in school or after you leave. Whether you’re looking for part-time, full-time or casual work, there are many ways to get started - including apprenticeships, traineeships, and volunteering opportunities.

Ways to Gain Experience

Employers value real-world experience — and there are plenty of ways to gain it outside of paid work.

Get experience through:

  • Work experience and structured workplace learning

  • Volunteering with local councils or community organisations

  • Participating in community groups or events

Discover Different Industries

Apprenticeships & Traineeships

Continue learning after school while earning an income. Apprenticeships and Traineeships combine work and formal training to build your skills in a practical, real-world environment.

Explore your options:

  • Learn on the job while being paid

  • Gain a nationally recognised qualification

  • Pathways into full-time careers in a variety of industries

Information & resources:

How to apply for work

Resume, Cover Letter and Interviewing

To apply for a job, you’ll need a resume and cover letter. There are free tools and templates available to help you get started. Once you have created these and customised them to the role and company you’re looking to apply for, search job listings, look up job hunting tips, and learn how to network to find opportunities.

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