Career & Resources Links
Index
- Resources Intro
- ‘Monster’
- Aerospace industry - zoom2
- Agriculture, horticulture and animal care -ONtrack
- Australian Apprenticeships Training Information Service
- Australian Universities
- Autocareers
- Beyond Expectations DVD (profiling people with a disability in employment)
- Building and Construction
- Career Advice Australia
- Career Information Products
- Career Jet
- Career One
- Career Tips - People with Disabilities
- Careers in the Police Force
- Chamber of Minerals and Energy
- Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia - PEOPLE FOR THE FUTURE
- Direct IT! South West Youth Services Directory
- Electrotecfutures
- Employment.com
- Engineering and manufacturing - zooM
- Flexible Learning Toolboxes
- Frank Magazine
- Gen Y
- GETACCESS
- Group Training Australia
- Group Training Programmes
- Hospitality – Career Tips
- Housing Industry Association
- Inspirational Movies
- Introduction
- Job Guide
- Job Outlook
- Job Search
- Jobjuice
- Manufacturing Industry
- Minerals and Energy
- My Career Match
- My Future
- My Future
- National Centre for Vocational Education Research
- New Apprenticeships Access Programme (NAAP)
- No Limits! - Careers in Construction and Industry
- Parents as Career Partners
- Science and Industry
- Seek Employment Services
- Steve Waugh Presents: Chase your Dreams
- Students @ Work
- TAFE Handbook WA
- Tertiary Institutions Services Centre
- The ‘Web’ Careers Information Guide
- The Department of Education and Training
- The Real Game
- Training and Youth Online
- Vocational Education and Training
- Wagenet
- WestOne - Discover NEW Learning Solutions
- WIRL – “What its really like”
- Year 12 - What Next ?
- Youth Mentoring
Career Intro
The following are links to websites that include specific Career and Course information. These links do not represent a complete list, therefore additional searching is recommended.
Resources Intro
The following are links to websites that include Career Resources
Aerospace industry - zoom2
zoom2 is a site developed by the engineering industry under the National Industry Skills Initiative, to provide information about careers, interests, occupations, and training pathways in the aerospace industry.
http://zoom2.aerospace.aigroup.asn.au/
Agriculture, horticulture and animal care -ONtrack
A careers website that provides information on modern careers in agriculture, horticulture and animal care as well as areas like land and park management, the environment, aquaculture and livestock production. It gives detailed information on rural and urban-based occupations, career pathways, education and training opportunities, and other relevant organisations. The site was developed by rural industry under the National Industry Skills Initiative.
http://www.ruralskill.com.au/Ontrack
http://www.agriculture.gov.au
Australian Apprenticeships Training Information Service
The Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR) contracts Industry Training Australia Pty Ltd to provide an information and advisory service to Australia Apprenticeship Centres (AAC’s) and Registered Training Organisations (RTO’s) on Training Packages and the use of Training Package Qualifications as Australian Apprenticeships.
www.aatinfo.com.au
Australian Universities
Australian Universities is designed to assist prospective students who are gathering information on educational opportunities and options.
http://www.goingtouni.gov.au
Autocareers
Autocareers is a site developed under the National Industry Skills Initiative that provides information about careers, career paths and training opportunities in the retail automotive industry.
http://www.autocareers.com.au/
Beyond Expectations DVD (profiling people with a disability in employment)
This resource is about people with a disability in employment. The DVD provides the story of 55 people with disabilities across:
• Blind Vision Impairment
• Deaf/Hearing Impairment
• Intellectual disability
• Learning Disability
• Physical Disability
• Psychiatric Disability
beyond_expectations.pdf
Building and Construction
Building and construction is fundamental industry in both Australia and New Zealand. It provides residential buildings and non-residential buildings (such as shops, offices, schools and hospitals), and infrastructure (such as roads, bridges, water and electricity supply, sewerage and telecommunications). Activity is undertaken by both the private and public sectors. The private sector is involved in the residential, non-residential and infrastructure categories of the industry. The public sector plays a key role in initiating and undertaking engineering construction work as well as building projects related to health and education.
http://www.graduateopportunities.com/industry_profiles/building_construction
Careers in the Police Force
Career Advice Australia
Career Advice Australia is an Australian Government initiative committed to providing quality career education, and helping all young Australians makes a smooth transition through school and on to further study, training or work.
http://www.careeradviceaustralia.gov.au
Career Information Products
Provide information on how to choose an occupation and how to plan a career.
http://www.dest.gov.au/schools/careers/ciproducts.htm
Career Jet
Career Jet
Careerjet is an employment search engine. In just one search access 17,727,152 jobs published on 69,192 websites in the world.
Career One
Career Tips - People with Disabilities
careertips.net.au has been developed specifically as an information guide, resource kit and referral source for people with disabilities who are in their final years of school, who are about to commence or are undertaking vocational education and training (VET) studies, or university studies, or have recently graduated from one of these pathways.
http://www.careertips.net.au
Chamber of Minerals and Energy
This site is designed to provide secondary and tertiary students, career educators and counsellors with information which will help raise awareness of, and interest in, the range of employment opportunities available in the resources sector.
The careers are divided into three sections. Click on the links below to find an extensive range of careers in those areas.
Engineering Based Careers
Science Based Careers
Business Based Careers
Chamber of Minerals and Energy of Western Australia - PEOPLE FOR THE FUTURE
• This site has been designed for you to explore the possibilities in the resources sector. Use the CAREER FINDER to see if a career pathway in minerals or oil and gas can help you achieve what you want and take you where you want to go.
• Select those jobs that interest you and discover the range of duties performed and skills required for each job.
• Explore the links to find out where you can acquire the necessary qualifications for the jobs you have selected.
www.peopleforthefuture.com.au
Direct IT! South West Youth Services Directory
This is a project being undertaken by South West VETlink in partnership with South West Youth Coordinating Network, Focus Group for Training and Employment for Young People with Disability and My South West. The aim of the project is to:
Provide Youth Services in the South West with an opportunity to promote their services and facilities; and
Provide community members, young people, families, service providers etc with a clear pathway for accessing regional specific, up to date information regarding services.
Web site address: www.youth.mysouthwest.com.au
Electrotecfutures
This site was site developed under the National Industry Skills Initiative that provides information about career and training opportunities in the electrical, electronic and communications industry.
http://www.electrotecfutures.com.au/
Employment.com
Engineering and manufacturing - zooM
A site developed by the engineering industry under the National Industry Skills Initiative, to provide information about careers, interests, occupations, and training pathways in engineering and manufacturing.
http://www.zoom.aigroup.asn.au/
Flexible Learning Toolboxes
A collection of resources, suggested learning strategies and supporting material to support online delivery of qualifications from recognised training packages.
http://www.flexiblelearning.net.au/toolbox
Frank Magazine
editor: The FRANK Team
editorial board: Jessica Kiely, Anna La Grassa
FRANK (meaning: honest, open, to the point) was created "to provide young women with valuable and independent information to help them make their own informed choices related to career, relationships, personal growth, the environment, as well as fun stuff like entertainment and fashion.
www.frankmag.com.au
Gen Y
Monthly newsletter available and useful insight on engaging Gen Y in the workplace
Australian research with many snap shots of Gen Y and the workplace
Australian facts and figure regarding Gen Y
GETACCESS
Getaccess if designed to help you access key information. Whether your looking for work, planning a career or deciding on a training path,
being fully informed will help you get out of the starting gate on the right foot.
http://www.getaccess.wa.gov.au
Group Training Australia
Promoting Apprenticeships and Traineeships through Group Training.
www.grouptraining.com.au
Group Training Programmes
Provides information about several programmes which support New Apprenticeships growth through group training companies.
http://grouptraining.dest.gov.au/
Hospitality – Career Tips
An example of Student Achievements in Hospitality.
Job Profile - Meet Tanya Forsyth, Director and Sales and Marketing Manager of Forte Hospitality.
Services_Industry_Newsletter_11.pdf
Housing Industry Association
http://www.bigplans.com.au/home.html
Inspirational Movies
The following inspirational movies come from the website Simple Truths - www.SimpleTruths.com
Each presents one of life's "Simple Truths" and may be useful to include in your presentations.
What It Takes To Be Number One
The Powers of Teamwork
Introduction
The following Career and resource links provide a strategic approach to the implementation of the three Local Community Partnership career and transition programs below to 13 - 19 year olds in the South West region.
Jobjuice
Jobjuice is a useful site for students to gather career information. The jobjuice portal is provided by the Australian Government and is managed and maintained by the Department of Employment and Work place Relations (DEWR). Most of the information contained in and through this portal site is provided by DEWR.
http://www.jobjuice.gov.au/
Job Guide
Contains descriptions of around 600 occupations and over 1000 job titles and links them to training and education opportunities.
http://www.jobguide.dest.gov.au/
Job Outlook
Provides information on job prospects, weekly earnings, type of work and other occupational information.
http://www.jobsearch.gov.au/joboutlook
Job Search
Manufacturing Industry
Minerals and Energy
This new website has been designed for people to explore the range of employment possibilities in the resources sector and the skills and qualifications required for specific roles.
www.peopleforthefuture.com.au
‘Monster’
My Career Match
My Future
Information about career planning and education, and training options for Australian jobs.
http://www.myfuture.edu.au
My Future
National Centre for Vocational Education Research
Provides research, reports, statistical information and news about vocational education and training in Australia.
http://www.ncver.edu.au/
New Apprenticeships Access Programme (NAAP)
NAAP provides information about pre-vocational training and other forms of assistance available to disadvantaged job seekers.
http://naap.dest.gov.au/
No Limits! - Careers in Construction and Industry
Be part of something BIG!

WA’s building and construction industry offers huge opportunities to people who place no limits on what they want to achieve. If you want to know more about how you can start a career and be a part of something that’s big on variety, rewards and satisfaction, you’ve come to the right place.
One Industry - No limits!
Parents as Career Partners
Of interest to parents and caregivers are the Parents as Career Partners seminars. These seminars help you understand the current work and training environment, as well as providing practical steps to assist your children with career planning.
The seminars will provide you with very useful information on where the real career opportunities are for your children and where parents and their children can go to get the right information on career, training and work.
http://www.employmentdirections.net.au/pacp.html
Science and Industry
http://www.scienceandindustry.gov.au/
Seek Employment Services
Steve Waugh Presents: Chase your Dreams
A teaching resource that uses contemporary role models to helps students explore their dreams and life choices.
http://www.dest.gov.au/sectors/career_development/publications...
Students @ Work
A new website launched to help students balance the competing demands of full time study and part time work. It is aimed at students, teachers, parents and employers, all helping students achieve the right balance. NSW resource but has transferability.
www.studentsatwork.org.au
TAFE Handbook WA
Is a comprehensive guide to full time studies at TAFE colleges. It includes courses, a course calendar and enrolment advice.
http://www.tafe.wa.edu.au/
Tertiary Institutions Services Centre
The Department of Education and Training
Schools information
http://www.det.wa.edu.au/education/schoolinfo/schoolsList.htm
The Real Game
The Real Game is a series of personal career exploration games that help students to see the connection between school studies and life after school. The Real Game offers a series of six programmes designed for a variety of age groups.
http://www.realgame.gov.au/index.htm
The ‘Web’ Careers Information Guide
The Internet contains a vast amount of information and resources available for young people to assist them with their career direction and career decision processes.
Information that is developed by government, training and educational organisations and industry providing answers to many of those questions young people ask when trying to decide what career may be for them and how to get there.
“The ‘Web’ Careers Information Guide” can help young people and provide them with the information they may need. This is a guide only -and the nature of the ‘world wide web’ means new sites are being developed all the time. Please do not restrict your search to this guide.
The_Web_Careers_Information_Guide.doc
Training and Youth Online
Includes news about training issues and developments at the federal level.
http://www.dest.gov.au/
Vocational Education and Training
Wagenet
Wagenet provides pathways to sites about awards and conditions at the state and federal (including the territories) levels, including for trainees and apprentices. It also includes links to the workplace relations agencies. For more detailed information go to ;
http://www.wagenet.gov.au/
WestOne - Discover NEW Learning Solutions
WestOne collaborates with our clients within the education & training sector to build capability for flexible learning innovation in the areas of K-12 Curriculum Resources, VET Learning Materials, and Career Development Resources.
http://www.westone.wa.gov.au
WIRL – “What its really like”
'WIRL Careers’ with the acronym ‘WIRL’ meaning ‘What It’s Really Like’ is a web based media Careers Resource. The vision behind this resource is to provide an on-line bank of video segments across a comprehensive range of careers. This resource is primarily designed for secondary school
students between years 10 to 12 and will provide an opportunity for them to explore online video segments of different careers.
The idea of each segment is to give a short but realistic insight into a career through the eyes of a young practitioner who is not too distant in age from the students. The segment will cover topics like; what an average day is like, what is good and what is hard about their vocation, how they got the job, what future pathways and options now exist and what young people can do to prepare to get such a job
Young People with Disability
Leah - Call Centre
Jamie - Viticulture
Bryce and Geoff - Meat Processing
Zoe - Personal Care Assistant
Cameron - Timber Worker
Jarrod - Timber Worker
Young People in Rural Industries
Brendan - Landscape Designer
Jay - Dairy Farmer
Julian - Turf Farm
Matt - Equine - Horse Trainer
Year 12 - What Next ?
Fast facts
By 2015 80% of people currently in the workforce will still be in the workforce but 80% of current technology will be replaced with new technology.
Year 12 what next?
Youth Mentoring
This Network is an initiative of the National Youth Mentoring Partnership which consists of four not-for profit organisations (The Smith Family, Dusseldorp Skills Forum, Big Brothers Big Sisters Australia and Job Futures) and the Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs. The Youth Mentoring Network aims to work with interested youth mentoring organisations and practitioners to foster the growth and development of high quality mentoring programs for young people in Australia by providing a national base of collaboration, support, guidance and expertise.
http://www.youthmentoring.org.au
