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Toolcraft trade assistant Brandon Lahne at the company's Holden Hill factory, was surprised at how tiring his job would be. For 5000 Jobs in 50 Days network editorial campaign. Story is about the culture shocks that young people get when they start their first job. Picture: Bianca De Marchi
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Work is a whole new world

GETTING up early, concentrating for eight straight hours, and socialising with adults might all seem obvious. But it can be a culture shock for first-time workers.

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After working in the paper industry for 32 years, Chris Medcraft was made redundant. He was the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Student of the Year Award 2014 Runner-up. He completed a Certificate IV in Mental Health through TasTAFE, and is soon to commence a Diploma in Frontline Management.

How to ditch the dead end job

THERE may be less jobs for manufacturers and secretaries but there are more for nurses and electricians. Workers just need to be nimble enough to go where the market takes them.

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Katey Shaw who graduated from her apprenticeship with HTN in 2014 and is now the President of the Australian Culinary FederationÕs Young Chefs Club. Katey pictured in the kitchen of Kyubi, The Catholic Club, Campbelltown. Pic Jenny Evans

Apprenticeships fire-up careers

NEARLY 800 apprenticeships and traineeships have been pledged to News Corp’s 5000 Jobs in 50 Days campaign, bringing the jobs tally to 5681 Australian jobs so far.

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Trades work in quest for job

APPRENTICESHIPS and traineeships reportedly make Australians more employable than bachelor degrees, with higher rates of job success.

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9/08/2016 The WorldSkills Australia National Competition - olympics for tradies - is on in October. Hayley Gladdis is competing in the painting and decorating category. Hayley at work on a house in Bridgewater. Pic Mark Brake

The Aussie workers going for gold

AUSTRALIA’S best apprentices and trainees are set to compete in a national competition — and its CEO says they should be celebrated more than our Olympic champions.

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SUN TAS: PORT ARTHUR: Tourists taking photos on their phones and cameras at the Port Arthur Historic Site

Workers needed as busy season looms

PORT Arthur Historic Site has 40 seasonal jobs up for grabs as it gets ready for the tourist season which it says is getting busier and running for longer.

Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/special-features/5000-jobs/page/3