The schoolies still planning to study overseas
COVID-19 may have killed off the overseas travel plans for many Australians but school leavers are not letting that stand in their way.
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The tricks to succeeding in a job interview via video
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Microcredentials: New free, skills you need to get a job
Gaining a new skill does not have to mean a commitment to years of study. Microcredentials have skyrocketed since the COVID-19 outbreak – and many are free.
Your work questions answered: salary trends in 2020
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Can you answer these interview Qs?
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‘How much do you earn?’
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Free lunch over for dodgy colleges
THERE will be no more free lunches, iPads or cash for students under a government crack down on training providers.
Why women choke under pressure
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‘Blow job’ better than blowing whistle
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