The key to feeling confident with course choices
It’s important to make sure the courses you apply for are the courses you’d love to study. The only way to find out is to do in-depth research.
career choices
You’ve made a decision, it’s time to set goals
Write action steps For each objective write down what actions you need to take. Set a target date for each step sticking with the above Glazing example: Goal: To become a GlazierObjective 3: Get work experience in Glazing Action Step – Talk to my school careers advisor to see about getting work experience. Complete by …
What if I change my mind about a career decision?
Sometimes things don’t work out as planned, and that’s OK: You may not pass a prerequisite subject for your preferred university course. You may miss out on a job offer after an interview for your dream job. As happened to many with COVID-19, job prospects in your preferred career field may change. Which means you …
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Adapting to change
More than ever, we’re seeing how change can affect careers. Adapting to COVID-19 has meant that many people have been forced to change how they work. Some workers may have seen a reduction to the hours they work. While others may have lost their job completely. In reality though, change is a normal part of …
Changing your course preferences
It can often be challenging sorting your uni course preferences. Especially as it’s done in August and September the year before you start. There’s lots of guestimating going on. You’re guestimating what your chances are of getting into courses. You’re guestimating whether you’ll pass prerequisite subjects for courses you’ve applied for. You’ll be doing all …
What’s your decision making style?
Do you know what the three different types of decision styles are? See which one you tend to use the most and when best to use the different styles. You’ll find it’ll be super helpful to know when you make career decisions.