Lean times hit Gen Y

The global crisis is affecting how younger people approach work

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Lean times hit Gen Y
Bachelor of bugger all

Bachelor of 'bugger all'

The university courses least likely to get students full-time work.
Growing options for school leavers

Growing options for school leavers

School leavers and young workers are being targeted by the disability sector to fill the shortfall in staff.
Top Sydney students get career breaks

Top Sydney students get career breaks

A new recruitment program at The University of Sydney is giving students the opportunity to do paid work experience and get a leg up the career ladder.
Use networking to build your career

Use networking to build your career

Successful people agree networking is crucial to getting ahead in your career. Start now.
Give new job a chance

Give new job a chance

After doing it tough on the job hunt after graduation, Chris Carlaw started a website to help other Gen Ys - Youth Into Action. Here he warns about the perils of moving on too fast.

Career Diary

Check out the CareerOne diary for the latest details on graduate career fairs taking place across the country.
Graduate market remains strong

Graduate market remains strong

The Australian graduate recruitment market is expected to remain strong this year despite the economic downturn.
Power dressing for grads

Power dressing for grads

Our 'style' experts show you how to make a great impression on a tight budget.
Super education means more dollars for you

‘Super’ education means more dollars for you

Be Super savvy from day one in the workplace and make yourself wealthier in the long run.
Graduate: Resume advice

Graduate: Resume advice

Graduates are leaving vital details off their resumes because they don't think they're important.
Top job hunting tips for IT graduates

Top job hunting tips for IT graduates

Duncan Thomson, General Manager of Finite IT Recruitment, passes on his top ten tips to this year’s job hunting IT graduates.
Questioning the interviewer

Questioning the interviewer

Q: I am really interested in environmental issues. Can I ask questions about an organisation's "green" policies at an interview?