Adjusting to life in Australia can be a truly exciting experience. However, if you aren’t crystal clear about how things work in relation to tax matters, you could end up feeling frustrated if you aren’t fully informed about money matters that apply to you while you are here. Continue reading →

Whether you already have a resume or not, this article is going to give you practical tips to help you write a killer resume that will support your job applications and hopefully get you closer to landing your next job.

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Automation is quickly becoming an even bigger part of our lives, but did you know that lots of job sites and companies are now using automated screening software for their initial stages of checks for job applications in Australia? Continue reading →

So, you have already spent what feels like weeks and months of hunting down jobs in the local area, you’ve spoken to countless agencies, updated your resume and written a killer cover letter. Finally, your job interview is imminent. What next? Continue reading →

It doesn’t matter whether you already have a job or not; when you take the time and effort to apply for a new job, you update your resume, you write a cover letter, and you think the job is perfect for you, then hear absolutely nothing in return, it’s tough. Continue reading →

Sydney is packed with opportunities to find places to work. There are a few key industries that provide an abundance of jobs in Sydney, most of which require little or no experience to get started. Continue reading →

You can’t get that job you are seeking without having a good Curriculum Vitae (CV). Below are some points which you should consider when writing your CV. Continue reading →

So many people find it hard to find jobs in Australia. We have asked for some advice from some industry experts for their tips about how to find work and pass through the interview process. Continue reading →

Whether you are a student today or are soon to be commencing study, knowing which jobs are going to be in high demand over the next five years could be key for any decision you might need to make about a chosen career path or future aspirations. Continue reading →