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Many people feel that primary school is too early to start thinking about careers. This concern ignores the reality that even if formal career education does not start until students are 11 or 12, they will already have learnt informally. 
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Traditional training isn’t enough to prepare students for tomorrow’s jobs—technology skills and industry training will play a critical role.
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By Harel Tayeb Source: Depositphotos Will robots take my job? This question has inspired numerous memes and websites and was even a topic in the U.S. presidential campaign. It is something I think about often as a technology entrepreneur and as someone who leads a team of remarkable people. Progress is an unstoppable force, but…
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The next step: strengthening capabilities
While there are a number of policy, structural and practice changes needed to transform the education system, Mitchell Institute believes that a renewed focus on capabilities must underpin reform. Capabilities can bridge the academic and vocational divide, providing young people with the resources to navigate the future. The final section is a reflection on the importance of capabilities. Via Kim Flintoff
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July 30, 2018 6:45 AM
The next step: strengthening capabilities While there are a number of policy, structural and practice changes needed to transform the education system, Mitchell Institute believes that a renewed focus on capabilities must underpin reform. Capabilities can bridge the academic and vocational divide, providing young people with the resources to navigate the future. The final section is a reflection on the importance of capabilities.
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Pat Seyrak is skipping Sydney property and smashed avocado for another financial goal: being done with work by 35.
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This groundbreaking program guides primary school students towards careers they’ll love.
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Companies and government agencies employing at least 25 people will have to obtain certification of equal-pay policies.
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Business and jobs seem to be weathering the new economy extremely well. It is equality that is really being disrupted, and the way we are going it will get worse and worse, writes Carl Rhodes.
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We are the association for career development professionals in Australia. Our members help people make informed decisions about their careers and help organisations develop their workforce.
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The ACS Seminars are a series of full-day events designed to inform and connect career professionals with the ever-evolving world of training and employment
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Australian Jobs gives an overview of trends in the Australian labour market. It is designed to support students, career advisers, job seekers, those considering future training and work and people interested in labour market issues.
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These links are provided as part of the CDAA service to the public.
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A new report says schemes that combine the classroom with the workplace could have numerous benefits.
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Brie Moreau's typical work day includes a surf, a massage and maid service. But for those stuck in the cubicle back at home, the lifestyles of digital nomads like Brie can feel like cheating.
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In an era marked by rapid advances in automation and artificial intelligence, new research assesses the jobs lost and jobs gained under different scenarios through 2030.
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A study by Pearson and a U.K. nonprofit finds education must change to help students prepare for the future workforce.
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It's 2018 and your resume needs to reflect that. With the right apps, you can create a modern and good-looking CV to apply for jobs.
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