Careerify – Career choices made simple

Launch your career with confidence

If you’re a Year 9 to 12 student in Tassie, figuring out what your career might look like can be hard. Careerify is jam packed with useful stuff like articles and activities to help you along the way. We’ll show you the 4 helpful steps to confidently make career decisions, for now, and later in life.

Do you know what a career is?

Many think a career is just a bunch of jobs, but it’s actually a lot more than that. A career is a variety of life and work experiences you accumulate throughout your life. Read up on what a career is.

Where are you at?

Stuff you should know at your year level.

I’m a Year
9 student

I’m a Year
10 student

I’m a Year
11 student

I’m a Year
12 student

Toolkit for making career decisions

There are four steps you can take to make a confident career decision. Each step has a section on Careerify and it’s filled with handy articles and activities to help you along the way. Once you get some practice at these steps, making decisions won’t seem so scary.

Discover Interests
& Skills

Step 1: Start by figuring out your interests, skills, and values.

Explore
Options

Step 2: Casting the net wide and
exploring your options.

Making
Decisions

Step 3: Short listing options and making a career decision.

How
To’s

Step 4: Practical steps to put your decision into action

What are you looking for?

Check out some recent articles and activities.

School collectives & partnerships

Many schools are working together to give Year 11 and 12 students more course and training choices. It’s known as either a ‘collective’ or ‘school partnership’.

Certificates. Diplomas. Lets talk VET

VET stands for Vocational Education and Training. It’s practical, ‘hands-on’ and industry-focused learning. You choose your course (and you’ll find hundreds across all sorts of industries) and how you go about it.

How to elevate your elevator pitch

An elevator pitch is a short persuasive summary about yourself. It’s called this because you’ll only have about 30 to 60 seconds to make an impression. That’s roughly the time it takes to ride in an elevator.

LinkedIn- the social media site to help your career

Did you know there’s a social media platform that could help with your career? Find where you can connect with people who are working in an industry you’re keen to break into.

Career Stories

Full of twists and turns and ups and down, your career will be as unique as you. See how other people have navigated their journey so far.

Career choices made simple