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National Institute of Dramatic Art http://www.nida.edu.au/
- NIDA is Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art, a centre of excellence in training for theatre, film and television. NIDA's primary role is to select and train exceptionally gifted young people at a tertiary level, preparing them for careers in theatre, film and television.
- While best known for its Acting course, NIDA also offers unique and effective courses with great career prospects in design, stage management, event management, lighting, sound, costume making, wardrobe management, scenery construction, properties and special effects. Graduates from these courses are in great demand, and are often employed even before they graduate. They go on to work in areas as diverse and interesting as theatre, film, television, opera, dance, production management, events management and arts administration. NIDA graduates form the backbone of Australia's entertainment industry with many going on to achieve international success.
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General post-year 12 info:
Youth Central http://www.youthcentral.vic.gov.au/
- youthcentral is the Victorian Government's web-based initiative for young people aged 12-25, filled to overflowing with great information and articles about:
- How to find a job;
- courses you can study and training you can do;
- what's on in your local area;
- the latest release in movies, CDs and games; and
- people who are doing interesting things and making stuff happen.
The Source http://www.thesource.gov.au/
- Developed and maintained by the Department of Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs, this site aims to encourage young people between the ages 12 and 25 to get involved in their community, and provides a number of vehicles through which young people can access the Government and provide input into Government policy and programs.
- The source also provides a wide range of information to help young Australians make important life decisions.
Skills for the Future http://skillsforthefuture.gov.au/
- If you're thinking about your future, you can find information here on Australian Apprenticeships, Australian Technical Colleges, the Career Advice Australia network and the Australian Skills Vouchers Programme to help Australians 25 years and over start or upgrade their qualifications.
Year 12 – What Next? http://www.year12whatnext.gov.au/
- A Commonwealth Department of Education, Science and Training website.
- Plan your post-school education and training
- Learn about future work opportunities
- Find out where to get help and information
Government Support:
Centrelink http://www.centrelink.gov.au/
- For information about payments while you are studying or training:
- Youth Allowance - for full-time students or Australian Apprentices aged 16 to 24 and people aged under 21 who are undertaking job search or a combination of approved activities.
- ABSTUDY - offers a range of allowances to assist Indigenous students and Australian Apprentices.
About Work:
My Future http://www.myfuture.edu.au/
Career information service – a joint initiative of Australia’s Territory, State and Commonwealth governments.
- Find the information you need in myfuture’s extensive databases and articles.
- You can browse, or home in on specific information about:
- career development, career websites for specific groups, career gateways, career information sites, career products and services
- work and employment—the labour market, work patterns, industries, occupations, small business, job vacancies, work conditions, advice on getting a job
- education and training in Australia—providers, courses and programs, qualifications, adult and community education, choosing school subjects
- funding—financial support, scholarships, awards and grants
- contacts—organisations and support services.
ACTU Worksite for Schools http://www.worksite.actu.asn.au/
- The Australian Council of Trade Unions provides information for school students about work rights.
Workchoices https://www.workchoices.gov.au/
- This web site is managed by the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) and provides general information about WorkChoices.
- For information about pay and conditions in the federal system and how it applies to employees, employers and small businesses.
Job Guide http://www.jobguide.dest.gov.au/
- The Job Guide provides an in-depth look at a range of occupations, and their education and training pathways. It also gives useful information about how to work out what occupations suit you best, based on your interests and abilities.
Finding Work:
JobJuice http://www.jobjuice.gov.au
- JobJuice is run by the Australian Government Department of Employment and Workplace Relations. It helps young Australians who are looking for work and thinking about their future.
Australian Job Search http://jobsearch.gov.au
- Australian JobSearch (JobSearch) provides one way for job seekers to search for a job. Our aim is to help people find jobs and help employers find people.
- Our vacancy database contains:
- every job listed with every Job Network Service around the country
- jobs advertised in some national newspapers
- jobs listed in the Australian Public Service Gazette
- jobs lodged directly by employers, and
- jobs from RCSA (Recruitment and Consulting Services Association) members who are Job Placement Organisations
Defence Jobs http://www.defencejobs.gov.au
- Here you can find out more about life in the Australian Defence Force, access online services or view detailed information on all Army, Navy and Air Force careers.
- Whether you’re a recent school leaver, undergraduate or graduate you’ll be sure to find a defencejobs career which suits your interests, skills and lifestyle.
Campbell Page http://www.campbellpage.com.au/
- Campbell Page is a not for profit community based organisation that provides employment, community and training services.
- We have helped young people, people at risk, school leavers, families, unemployed, employers and community organisations. Campbell Page helps over 25,000 people annually from more than over 36 locations in NSW, ACT, VIC and SA.
- In 2006 Campbell Page was recognised with the highest honour awarded at the prestigious Australian Business Excellence Awards. According to Ross Wraight, CEO of SAI Global, which conducts the Awards, “Campbell Page makes a deliberate attempt to employ the right people. A philosophy of ‘belief in people’ is widespread throughout the organisation, and is overwhelmingly evident in the fit of people to roles.
Career Advice Australia http://www.careeradviceaustralia.gov.au/
- Helping young people aged 13 to 19 connect to their future.
Apprenticeships and Traineeships:
Australian Apprenticeships http://www.australianapprenticeships.gov.au/
Australian Apprenticeships offer:
- A great way to get a head start in a chosen career.
- Paid work and structured training that can be on-the-job, off-the-job or a combination of both.
- ‘Competency based’ which means you can complete your training faster if you reach the required skills level.
- Existing skills and prior experience are recognised and course credit granted, potentially reducing formal training time.
- Available as full-time or part-time, also available part-time in many schools.
- Leads to nationally recognised qualifications and skills which provide the basis for further education and training over the course of your working life.
- A pathway from school to work.
PriceWaterhouseCoopers http://careers.au.pwc.com
- A traineeship at PwC offers an exciting range opportunities across our two key divisions - Assurance and Tax and Legal. Whatever area you are looking into, PwC will provide you with a diverse and fast-moving environment, full of energy, challenge, innovation and opportunities.
- Our people are individuals with unique attributes and perspectives; talented people sharing and expanding their knowledge in a high performance culture
- Traineeship employment offers you the opportunity to complete a Commerce or Business degree majoring in Accounting, while gaining practical, commercial experience.
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Indigenous Cadetship Program http://www.dfat.gov.au/recruit/cadetship/index.html
- The Department's Indigenous Cadetship Program is a sponsorship program that provides Indigenous students with assistance during their studies and practical work experience in the long summer break. The practical work experience normally involves a placement in the Department's head office in Canberra.
- Cadets are ongoing departmental employees on probation. Once they have successfully completed their studies, cadets will graduate from the ICP and be offered a permanent position with the Department.
BlueScope Steel Cadetships www.bluescopesteel.com/cadets
- Bluescope Steel are offering cadetships for male or female students in the following career areas: Mechanical, Electrical, Computer, Mechatronics, Materials, Chemical Engineering as well as chemistry.
- Recruitment opens online from 1st July
- Apply online through the BlueScope careers website (available through the above link).
Energy Australia Apprenticeships http://www.apprenticeships.energyaustralia.com.au/about.html
- Get paid to learn a trade. Sort yourself out for the rest of your life. Choose from a wide range of great opportunities. Get with it. Get with us.
- With more than 150 apprenticeships available, we’re the largest employer of apprentices in NSW. And we’ll continue to recruit record numbers in 2008.
- From apprentice to tradesperson in just four years, there’ll be lots to do, learn and discover. You’ll get in-depth job-related training, paid leave to attend TAFE, and you’ll sample the real world when you work in a number of different areas in the company.
ACTEWAGL Traineeships and Apprenticeships http://actewagl.com.au/jobs/trainee.aspx
- Traineeships are a great way to get your career started with ActewAGL whilst learning new skills with on-the-job training. We have trainees in areas such as office administration, information technology, electricity and water field services.
- Trainees will undertake study in their field with an approved tertiary education provider, such as the Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT), and where applicable can be given time during work hours to accommodate study.
- Traineeships can range from two to four years. We look for candidates with motivation, a willingness to learn, and a desire to pursue a career in the chosen area for the traineeship. Some previous work or demonstrated interest in the chosen area is preferred.
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu http://careers.deloitte.com/studentgrad.aspx
- Are you a student looking to kick-start your career?
- Those who participate in our student programs often secure a Deloitte graduate position well before their peers.
- Deloitte has three programs for students who are still studying. The Traineeship Program is open to Year 12 secondary school students. The Development Program is for students in their first and second year of university. The Summer Vacation Program is for students in their second last year of university.
- Students who participate in the programs gain invaluable insight into working life, as well as experience working with big clients on current client issues and the opportunity to network throughout a world-class consulting and advisory firm.
Gap years and volunteering:
Australian Volunteer Search http://volunteersearch.gov.au/
- Australian Volunteer Search provides a new way for Volunteers to search for a Volunteer Opportunity. Our aim is to give all Volunteers the best possible access to the biggest choice of Opportunities.
- Australian Volunteer Search can help you find a Volunteer Organisation as well as providing links to 'Australian Job Search' and other related websites.
Antipodeans Abroad http://www.antipodeans.com.au/
- Antipodeans Abroad specialises in educational travel programs for young Australians. Leadership, personal challenge, cultural immersion and responsible travel have been are the focus of our youth development travel for over 15 years.
- Antipodeans Abroad is the original Australian school expedition company. Our range of travel programs takes you to the heart of the local people and their culture, making your travel experience rewarding and inspiring.
GAP Activity Projects http://www.gapactivityprojects.org.au/
- GAP’S mission is to provide a distinctive year out experience for any young person through a journey of discovery that fosters independence, helps others and promotes global understanding.
- Established in 1972, GAP ACTIVITY PROJECTS is an educational charity, registered in the UK that has over 30 years experience providing volunteer projects to more than 25,000 young people around the world. GAP Volunteers are recruited primarily from Australia, the UK, New Zealand, Canada and Germany.
- GAP is not a travel agency, but a not-for-profit organisation run largely by volunteers, ensuring that your money goes directly to organising and supporting your project.
- GAP is the original year out for young Australians, and our projects remain exclusive and unique.
Community Radio 2XX Volunteer http://www.2xxfm.org.au/
- 2XX is run by volunteers. As well as becoming an on-air presenter (via a CBAA compliant training course), many of our volunteers have gone on to get jobs in radio, entertainment, media and many other areas. You need not be interested in radio to help out; we serve a variety of community sectors and always need people to help out about the station.
- Introduction nights are held at 5:30 PM on the first Wednesday of each month at the station. Alternately, call/visit the station (62 300 100) or email volunteers@2xxfm.org.au to see what it is all about.
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