Links
Please feel free to use the following popular career, training and employment links:
Australian Job Search:
Check out what apprenticeship or traineeship vacancies are available in your local area.
Centrelink:
Centrelink is a government agency delivering a range of Commonwealth services to the Australian community. Centrelink is set up so people can get more of the help they need in one place.
Construct My Career:
Promoting the building and construction industry to young people as a career option of first choice.
Fair Work
provides information about Australia’s national workplace relations system, wages and employment conditions
Group Training Australia:
Group Training Australia’s vision is to ensure that Group Training remains at the leading edge in the skills development of Australia’s workforce.
Indigenous Employment Policy:
This site is designed to help Indigenous Australians to locate employers wishing to bring vacancies to their attention.
Job Guide 2005:
This site offers profiles on hundreds of jobs.
Job Network:
Job Network is a national network of around 200 private, community and government organisations dedicated to finding jobs for unemployed people, particularly the long term unemployed.
Job Juice:
Job Juice assists school leavers with their employment options. It includes assistance in choosing a job or career, current jobs available, information on Australian Apprenticeships, training and experience requirements, useful contacts, information on wages and conditions, and tips to help create a resume.
Jobs Pathways Programme:
The Jobs Pathway Programme (JPP) is designed to assist young people in making the transition from school to work.
Monster Board:
Search for jobs on this site!
National Occupational Health & Safety Commission:
This website provides information on working together for workplace health and safety.
National Training Information Service:
The National Training Information Service (NTIS) is a database on vocational education and training in Australia. It contains detailed information on courses, qualifications, training packages, competency standards and training organisations.
Australian Apprenticeships:
This site provides more information on how Australian Apprenticeships work.
OZJAC:
The Australian courses and careers database.
Queensland Training Information Service:
Comprehensive information on apprenticeships, traineeships, and prevocational programs in Queensland.
TAFE Queensland Online:
The Internet gateway of TAFE Queensland.
Training.com.au:
This website is a federal & state combined initiative designed to facilitate discovery and accessibility of information about the vocational education and training sector in Australia.
Seek:
SEEK is Australia's leading employment website with thousands of jobs online.
The Source:
The source is the Australian Government's youth website. It provides young people with both government and non-government information in essential areas such as careers, studying, help with money, health, legal rights and much more.
What Next after year 12?:
This guide and its website highlight the range of rewarding, highly skilled and sought after positions available through vocational education and training, Australian Apprenticeships and university.
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