How trades can set you up for life
Ever wanted to be a manager, a teacher, a business owner? These are all career options that can start with a trade.
Careers
Starting a trade early pays off
Savvy students who start their trade careers before finishing high school are gaining a big advantage over other young people looking for work.
Your work questions answered
You’ve found your dream job, but it’s not a permanent position – recruiters advise on whether it is worth the risk to leave a secure role.
Find a job in Tassie right here to make fast cash
Aussies have found themselves without work due to the COVID-19 pandemic – but there are still thousands of jobs in Hobart and greater Tasmania for the taking. SEARCH THE BIG LIST >>
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This guy has been fired 300 times
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Eight weird jobs to make some extra cash
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YOU know how there are jobs your friends do that you kind of understand but not really? What do they actually do?
Can you make sense of this ‘eerie’ job ad?
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‘Charged $8000 for absolutely nothing’
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The one thing Julie left out of her big speech
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