The Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR) is a number between 0 and 99.95. It compares your overall academic achievement and ranks it against your peers in that year. Watch the explainer video below to learn more. Visit the University of Tasmania website to find out more on ATAR’s
Vocational Education and Training (VET) combines practical, hands on learning with a strong focus on industry and work readiness. Watch the explainer video below to learn more. Could VET be for you? See what it’s done for Caitlin Radford, the 2020 Tasmanian and Australian Apprentice of the Year. She grew up living on the land …
The Tasmanian Certificate of Educational Achievement (TCEA) is issued to eligible students at the end of their senior secondary studies. This certificate recognises the achievements of students who may have additional learning needs or require educational adjustments to their learning program. Watch the explainer video below to learn more. For more information visit the TASC …
The Tasmanian Certificate of Education (TCE) is a qualification from senior secondary school. It demonstrates you have achieved a specific standard of education. Watch the explainer video below to learn more. To find out more visit the TASC website
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Rob felt the fear of working on a Russian ice-breaker, skiing to the north pole, and running his own business. He did it anyway.
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.
There’s a super handy process you can follow called the Career Decisions Steps. Once you get some practice of going through this process now, you’ll be a confident pro at it. Read about the Career Decision Steps
When you’re absorbed in doing something you love, time flies by. It’s so easy and effortless, right? You can explore the things you love to see if they can lead to a course or occupation that’s bang on for you? Try the activity in the how do I know my interests article.
Your core values are what makes you who you are. In this article we share tips and insights on finding YOUR core values, and how this can lead to smart choices when making career decisions. Read up on how your values can guide you.
Don’t underestimate the stuff you’re good at. These skills can be the foundation for an incredible career. Identify your skills and find out how your favourite activities can turn into a favourite course or occupation’
