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Can I receive an early offer? What is an "early offer?" Check out the Quick Guide AND the individual university websites for more details.  Explore other universities as required.  

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James Cook University (JCU)

Central Queensland University (CQU) available from May 2026.

University Of Queensland (UQ)

Queenslnd University of Technology (QUT)

Griffith University

University of The Sunshine Coast (USC)

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Final exams are almost here, so now’s a great time to ease some of the pressure on your teen.
Applications are open for the ACU Guarantee program, which offers eligible Year 12 students a place at ACU based on Year 11 results and adjustment factors that reflect their personal circumstances and community service.

Closes 17 August 2026 for offer Round 1.

12.08.26

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If you're currently in Year 12 and planning to start uni in 2027, JCU's Early Offer Program lets you lock in your spot ahead of final exams. That means less stress, more certainty, and the freedom to focus on finishing school strong.

Closes 16th Oct 2026 for 2027

12.08.26

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2027 Apprentice Information Session Flyer 2026 - Final (1)

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Women in Engineering (WE) Spring into Engineering School Holiday Program. 28th - 30th Sept, 2026.

Explore the program and book your tickets here.

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Join our Pathways Webinar and discover how you can still pursue your dream career, even if it’s been a few years since you’ve finished school, or you need a few more qualifications to meet entry requirements.

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We’re excited to celebrate Celeste (Yr 11), who recently began a school‑based traineeship with My Mareeba Dentist! 🦷

As part of her traineeship, Celeste will be working towards a Certificate III in Dental Assisting, gaining hands‑on experience while continuing her studies towards her QCE (Queensland Certificate of Education).

Congratulations, Celeste! Wishing you every success in the exciting world of work, and a big shoutout to My Mareeba Dentist for their support of local secondary school students.👏

Students and employers who wish to explore their options for school-based apprenticeships and traineeships are encouraged to contact Mr MacCallum.

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Find Your Career Working In Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries

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Find Your Career Working In Agriculture, Forestry & Fisheries

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Career Harvest - find a career in agriculture!

28.06.2026

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FOR: Interested Yr 10, 11 and 12 students.

WHAT:  Heroes In Vet Program with JCU.

A one-day immersive program at JCU Townsville's Veterinary and Emergency Centre and Hospital.

Are you interested in pursuing a career in animal health and welfare?

WHEN?  Tuesday 11th August (T3 W5)

This full-day experience offers students a unique insight into careers in animal health and welfare.

Students will hear from JCU academics and current students,

Explore JCU’s Veterinary and Emergency Centre and Hospital

and gain perspectives from industry experts in veterinary science.

It’s a hands-on, behind-the-scenes opportunity to discover what it’s really like to work in the field.

WHERE: JCU Townsville, Bebegu Yumba campus, Douglas

Students from outside of the Townsville region are encouraged to apply - Travel and accommodation subsidies are available.

Applications are NOW OPEN.

Applications close - 11:59 PM Tuesday 30 June 2026.

See the information below for further details and how to apply.

Click here to apply - STUDENT APPLICATION LINK

Travel subsidies are available for students who are accepted into the program and need to travel over 300km to JCU Townsville.

JCU encourages all Year 10, 11 and 12 students in Central, North and Far North Queensland who are interested in a veterinary science career to apply.

Have questions? JCu would love to help.

EMAIL futurestudents@jcu.edu.au  |   PHONE 1800 943 499

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Experience university life through the JCU HEROES PROGRAMS.

Business

Health

Science

Veterinary Science

Engineering

Sport

Checkout the attached flyer for more information and how to apply.

Register your interest NOW!!

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Work Experience opportunities 2026 - Defence Work Experience Program. 

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Please go the DWEP website for more information about up and coming opportunities for work experience.

Speak to Mr MacCallum if interested. It is important to consider possible clashes with school and assessment commitments.

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Defence Force Work Experience - Navy Careers

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Defence Force Work Experience - Navy Careers

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Defence Work Experience Program - Navy

Places are limited and students are strongly encouraged to submit complete applications as soon as possible to avoid disappointment.

Spots currently available with Navy.

Posted 28.05.2026 2:04pm

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All the best, Harri!! 🙂 Year 10 student Harri recently commenced a school-based apprenticeship with his brother’s construction business, MRJ Construction in Mareeba.

As part of his apprenticeship, Harri will undertake a Certificate III in Carpentry, gaining practical, hands-on experience while continuing to work towards his QCE (Queensland Certificate of Education).

We thank MRJ Construction for supporting Harri and wish him every success as he begins his journey towards full-time employment. 👏

Students and employers interested in exploring school based apprenticeships and traineeships (or employers willing to offer students valuable work experience opportunities) are encouraged to contact Mr MacCallum.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Gain insight into our everyday work to see if a trade career in the Electricity Supply Industry is right for you!

Work Experience opportunities at depots across metro and regional Queensland.

Open to students in Years 10, 11 and 12, or studying at TAFE.

IMPORTANT: This expression of interest is for trade-based work experience placements between Monday 31st August and Friday 27th November 2026 only.

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We’re pleased to highlight Addison (Year 10) who was very keen to enter the male-dominated world of construction. Following a positive stint of work experience, Ben, from B and M Constructions in Port Douglas was keen to take Addison on as a school-based apprentice. Working on the job one day per week in Year 10, Addison is looking forward to the prospect of working two days per week in Year 11 and 12 and then finally transitioning to a full-time apprenticeship.

As part of this apprenticeship, Addison will complete a Certificate III in Carpentry, developing practical trade skills while also continuing her studies towards her QCE (Queensland Certificate of Education).

We wish Addison all the best as she begins her working journey and extend our appreciation to B and M Constructions for their support of local secondary school students.

Students and employers keen to learn more about school-based apprenticeships and traineeships (or employers who can offer students valuable work experience opportunities) are encouraged to contact Mr MacCallum.

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We’re proud to acknowledge Harrison (Year 12), who is currently completing a school-based apprenticeship with Casali’s Mareeba.

As part of this opportunity, Harrison is undertaking a Certificate III in Engineering - Fixed and Mobile Plant Mechanic, allowing him to gain practical on-the-job experience while continuing his studies towards achieving his QCE (Queensland Certificate of Education).

Congratulations to Harrison on this fantastic achievement! We wish him all the best as he works towards full-time employment at the end of Year 12, and extend a big thank you to Casali’s for their support of our local secondary school students.

Students and employers interested in finding out more about school-based apprenticeships and traineeships (or employers who can offer students valuable work experience opportunities) are encouraged to get in touch with Mr MacCallum.

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You might be asking, 'so, what i s a graduate program?' and we think it's best to kick things off with a clear answer:

In short, graduate programs are one of the best ways to kickstart your career after graduating from university! With specialisations ranging across tech, trades, marketing, management, and everything in between, you're bound to find a program that sets you up for dream job !

But that's not all: graduate programs allow you to earn while you learn (did we mention the salaries range from $65-75,000 a year? Sounds pretty good if you ask us!). During your time in the program, you'll likely be assigned a mentor, too. This means you'll have a whole team working towards your success.

Most g raduate programs last about 1-3 years and will see you working across multiple areas of the business. Assuming all goes well over, these roles often result in full-time employment, too. Talk about setting yourself up for a bright future!

Why Consider a Graduate Program?

There are a tonne of compelling reasons as to why you might want to pursue a graduate program! The most obvious of all is that your participation could lead to you landing your dream job. After all, many graduate programs lead to full time employment (as long as you're working hard and putting your best foot forward.

The best part, however, is that there are tonnes of extra perks and bonuses, permanent employment aside! Grads have access to comprehensive training and on-the-job experience that will serve them well over the course of their careers. What's more, graduate programs often feature work rotations so that you can get a taste of different parts of the business before deciding on your specialisation. In short, it ensures that you make the right career decision for you!

Entry Requirements

Unlike traineeships and apprentices, you usually need a degree to land a graduate program (however, there are some rare exceptions if you look hard enough). That being said, there are plenty of opportunities for every specialty, so don't worry too much if your major is a little niche!

Is A Graduate Program Right for You?

So, you've grasped the graduate program basics. Now it's time to decide whether or not to hit apply!

Before diving into the deep end, make sure you ask yourself whether the graduate program aligns with your long-term goals (and whether it will help you land your dream job ). Like university degrees, these programs are big commitments, and you want to be sure you can see them through. .

More often than not, there will be a perfect fit for any ambitious job hunter. You just need to know where to look! Pro tip: peruse the offerings on our . Not to toot our own horn, but we're always ahead of the curve.

Just in case you have any burning graduate-program -related questions that have been left unanswered, we've put together a whole FAQ section to ensure that you're equipped with all the info you need to make a decision on whether or not they're for you!

Question: Are Graduate Positions Paid?

Answer: Yes! Graduate programs paid (and quite well, might we add)! On average, grads take home anywhere from .

Question: How Long Are Graduate Programs?

Question: What Happens After a Graduate Program?

It's common for high-performing graduates to be offered full-time roles with the company once they finish their graduate program. In fact, many grads are offered great roles that aren't just entry-level: that's what on-the-job experience can get you!

Question: What is the Point of a Graduate Program

Kmart Graduate Program

With grad streams for tech wizards, supply chain superstars, sustainability specialists and more, Kmart's Graduate Program has an option for every aspiring employee.

Where Could Kmart's Graduate Programs Take You?

KFC Graduate Program

Graduates looking to spice up their career journey can do so through KFC's Leadership Program ! Your time will be organised around four 12-month rotations chosen with your career goals in mind. Essentially, it's bound to be exciting set you up for your future!

Not only is the company culture 'finger-lickin' good,' the opportunity also gives you a taste of all areas of the business, such as:

Nestlé Graduate Program

Featuring five exciting grad streams, NextGen gradate programs Nestlé' s tasty have an option for all future businesspeople.

We could go on and on about how great it is, but Brooke, a Nestlé graduate , could probably do a better job. After her time with Nestlé, she was exposed to a myriad of projects " like process optimisation, project management, teamwork and how all the different teams within the factory interact to meet common goals."

Head to Nestlé's employer profile to check out all the possibilities of a NextGen future, including:

Western Health

Make your first role in the Healthcare industry a great one; working with others who want to see you reach your full potential is bound to set you up for a fantastic career journey. Try a Graduate Program with Western Health in:

Ready to Apply?

If you're feeling ready to launch your career as a graduate, make sure you start off on the right foot by submitting a stellar application! Simply check out our blogs on cover letters and resumes for the best tips today!

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Congratulations to Jacinta (Year 11), who has chosen to include a school-based traineeship with BJS Plumbing and Civil Contracting, Atherton, as part of her senior studies.

Deciding early to enter the family-run business, Jacinta will work towards completing a Certificate III in Business, gaining on-the-job experience while continuing her studies towards her QCE (Queensland Certificate of Education).

We wish Jacinta every success as she begins her journey into the workforce, and also thank BJS Plumbing and Civil Contracting for their support.

Students and employers interested in exploring school-based apprenticeships and traineeships (or employers who can offer students valuable work experience opportunities) are encouraged to contact Mr MacCallum.

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VETIS funding (Vocational Education and Training in Schools) is funded by Queensland Government. It aligns school-based training with the needs of industry and creates career pathways for secondary students.

Queensland school students can undertake nationally recognised vocational education and training (VET) qualifications while at school. These courses can be taken in Years 10, 11 and 12.

VETiS funding can be used for:

an eligible Certificate I or II course – referred to as "general training" and, or,

an eligible school-based apprenticeship or traineeship (a SAT)

NB - either, or both, but not at the same time.

For further information visit: VET in Schools overview

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A big congratulations to Cody (Year 11), who has taken an exciting step into the workforce by commencing a school‑based apprenticeship with Honeycombes, Tolga.

Through this opportunity, Cody will combine his senior studies with practical, on‑the‑job learning as he works towards a Certificate III in Automotive Sales – Parts Interpreting, alongside completion of his QCE. This pathway allows him to build real‑world skills while gaining valuable industry experience.

We wish Cody every success as he begins this next chapter, and sincerely thank Honeycombes for their ongoing support of local secondary school students and vocational pathways.

Students and employers interested in exploring school‑based apprenticeships or traineeships are encouraged to contact Mr MacCallum.

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Students in Years 10 - 12 are strongly encouraged to undertake at least one work experience (WE) placement across their Senior years. WE is invaluable as students consider their place in the world of work, subject choices for Senior and future study and training options.

Formal WE is conducted in school holiday periods and can only commence after a Work Experience Agreement is completed.

Completing the Work Experience Agreement is essential to formally documenting and approving a student's placement, ensuring it is legal, safe, and beneficial. The agreement establishes the arrangement between the student, parent/carer, employer, and school, outlining the terms and conditions and providing essential legal protection and insurance coverage under the Education (Work Experience) Act 1996 (Qld).

The process starts with the student contacting a potential workplace, discussing a possible placement and completing a Work Experience Request (Form A) and submitting this to the Pathways Office. Pathways staff then proceed with completing the agreement and WE placement.

Students should contact Mr MacCallum if assistance with any of the above is required (especially contacting potential employers and/or worksites).

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How to help a young person find a career in the age of AI

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How to help a young person find a career in the age of AI

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Worrying about your young person’s future? The impact of AI is already changing the job market in some industries.

So what’s the best approach for guiding them into a career during this time of uncertainty?

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Worrying about your young person’s future? The impact of AI is already changing the job market in some industries. So what’s the best approach for guiding them into a career during this time of uncertainty? Guests: Alana Kilmartin, speaker and author, Unserious Careers: a fun guide to the first five years of your career David Carney, Executive Director, Career Industry Council of Australia

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Experience university life through the JCU HEROES PROGRAMS.

Business

Health

Science

Veterinary Science

Engineering

Sport

Checkout the attached flyer for more information and how to apply.

Register your interest NOW!!

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Explore your study options now!!

QTAC Guide for 2026 study

CQU - Central Queensland University

CQU - High School Students' Directory

JCU - James Cook University

UQ - University of Queensland

USC - University Sunshine Coast

Bond University

QUT - Qld University of Technology

UniSC - Sunshine Coast and Moreton Bay

Torrens University

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No ATAR? Low ATAR? Checkout these alternative entry options.

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Start university even if you don't yet have all your entry requirements.

Checkout these programs:

* JCU PREP program -

https://study.jcu.edu.au/jcu-prep

* CQU STEPS program -

https://www.cqu.edu.au/study/entry-pathways/steps

Google other universities for their alternative entry options.

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The Women's College - within UQ. Applications.

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The 2027 QTAC Guide is now available via this link.

The guide outlines key dates, requirements and steps for successful application. Information regarding early offer programs, fees and adjustment factors are also included. The Applicatiopns through QTAC open 4th August.

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For Your Students: Structured Gap Year Info Session

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See what's on offer for eligible Year 11 and 12 students?

* JCU NOW program

https://www.jcu.edu.au/jcunow

* CQU SUN program

https://www.cqu.edu.au/study/entry-pathways/start-uni-now

Google other universities for similar programs.

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Just under half of year 11s and 12s have some kind of paid job — while employment can help students develop skills and earn money, too many hours can impact grades. We heard from four students about juggling school and work.

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Should you have a job in year 12? - Behind The News

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We heard from four students about juggling study and employment heading into Year 12. ✏️

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Moving away from home to study? Check out the Tertiary Access Payment

Moving away from home to chase your study dreams? In this cost-of-living crisis, it can get pricey fast. Why not check out the Tertiary Access Payment? It’s a one-off payment from the Australian Government designed to help you make the leap from regional or remote Australia to tertiary study.

Watch on You Tube.

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Are for:

Eligible Year 11 and 12 students only;

Eligible students not already undertaking a Govt funded course (ie: either a "General Training Pathway" or "SAT";

Eligible students who have not already used their 2026 VETiS "General Training Pathway" allocation.

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(NB - this is separate to the LUI).

All students studying VET courses or undertaking school-based apprenticeships and traineeships require a Unique Student Identifier (USI).

The USI system is a register of qualifications obtained by students and is useful for keeping track of qualifications earned over their lifetime.

Further information and how to apply for a USI can be obtained from the Unique Student Identifier Portal External link.

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White Card Training - Express Your Interest Here.

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White Card Training - Express Your Interest Here.

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EXPRESS INTEREST HERE

Important: Secondary students looking to complete construction-related Work Experience during Years 10 -12 require a "White Card".

Free to SSCC students

Delivered at school (4.5hrs)

Holding a White Card shows you have completed compulsory safety training (or "General Construction Induction Training").

You learn the essential safety skills needed to enter a construction site and gain the confidence required for future trade pathways.

Work Experience students, apprentices, tradespeople, project managers, etc, all require General Construction Induction Training when working on a construction site.

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Life after school – what will you do next?

Life after school can be full of exciting opportunities. The School Leavers Information Kit (SLIK) can help you make the next move. You might discover new passions, develop valuable skills or learn more about what you want out of life.

We know change can be challenging, but there are countless pathways for you to explore. Let us help you discover what’s out there as you make your next move.

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Occupation Spotlight: Radiographer | Career Stories

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Parental Controls to Protect Your Child Online - understanding them (Webinar). 

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Understanding and Using Parental Controls to Help Protect Your Child Online – Webinar for Parents and Carers

Organisation: eSafety Commissioner

Location: Online

Date: March 5, 2026

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Year 12 & Beyond with ADHD – Webinar for Students & Parents

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Location: Online

Date: February 26, 2026

Targeted to parents of students with ADHD in Year 12, this webinar will share insights and practical solutions for managing this critical year and beyond and making meaningschooling and the workforce.

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Social Media Age Restrictions Explained – A Webinar for Parents and Carers from the eSafety Commissioner

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Ready to dive into a dynamic and rewarding career in the hospitality industry that can truly take you far, all you need to do is keep reading.

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Are you dreaming of an exciting, fast-paced job where you get to meet people from all walks of life? If so, it might be time to start checking out inspiring careers in the hospitality industry !

Whether you're pouring cappuccinos, serving up gourmet dishes, or greeting guests at a hotel, there's a lot to look forward to. In this blog, we'll break down everything you need to know about how to find hospitality employment opportunities in Australia , including tips to help you land your first job and growing trends in the hospitality industry . The best part? You can kickstart your career in the hospitality industry today; no experience necessary!

So, if you're ready to dive into a dynamic and rewarding career in the hospitality industry that can truly take you far , all you need to do is keep reading. By the time you reach the end of this article, you'll be more than ready to start sending off applications!

What are Careers in the Hospitality Industry

There are tonnes of different career paths in the hospitality industry to suit anyone's strengths and preferences. However, there's one thing they all have in common; they centre around making people feel welcome and looked after (and if you ask us, that's a worthwhile mission)!

To learn more, discover the difference between jobs vs careers .

What Does Hospitality Mean?

Before we go any further, it's important that we have a strong understanding of what hospitality means. Essentially, is all about creating welcoming experiences for others. At its core, it's about treating people kindly, making them feel at home, and exceeding their expectations, so it's great for people who love helping others!

What is in The Hospitality Industry ?

How to Find Hospitality Employment Opportunities in Australia

So, you're loving the idea of joining the hospitality industry ; now we just need to figure out where to look for hospitality role s!

Go Online Job Hunting

Our job board is a true treasure trove of job listings! Head straight to our job listings page to see what's currently available or head to our employer pages to find organisations that you align with. From there, you can find exciting careers in the hospitality industry that match your interests! However, just make sure to tailor your resume for each application.

Check Job Boards

Sign Up to Career Newsletters

Drop Off Your Resume in Person

Sometimes, taking an old-school approach works wonders. Dress neatly, print out a stack of resumes, and visit local businesses. Showing up in person demonstrates initiative and leaves a strong impression that might just land you the job!

Trends in The Hospitality Industry

When you're thinking about starting out in a new industry, one of the best ways to prepare is to research growing trends in the hospitality industry . Luckily for you, we've already done the heavy lifting; find all the hospitality industry insights you need below!

The Hospitality Industry is Growing

Reports show that the hospitality industry has shown a huge 7% increase in weekly sales that suggests an additional AUD $10,000 in weekly revenue. This is great news for aspiring hospitality employees that want to work in a thriving sector!

A Troubling Skills Shortage

Serving Sustainability

Tips for Finding Careers in the Hospitality Industry

Stay Positive

Work on Your Resume & Cover Letter

Your resume is your first chance to impress potential employers. Highlight your hospitality skills like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving. Then go ahead and pair it with a tailored cover letter to show why you're the perfect fit for the job!

Be Proactive

Apply Today

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Save The World with these Conservation Jobs!!

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Save The World with these Conservation Jobs!!

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To help you land the job of your dreams, and save the environment in the process, we’ve put together a guide outlining the types of conservation jobs, why green jobs are so incredible, and different types of employers in the environmental conservation industry! Trust us, by the time you’re done reading, you’ll be an expert!

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Conservation jobs are the perfect careers for eco-warriors, Greta Thunberg fans, and animal activists. After all, they're meaningful and rewarding jobs that make a difference: how cool is that?

To help you land the job of your dreams, and save the environment in the process, we've put together a guide outlining the types of conservation jobs , why green jobs are so incredible, and different types of employers in the environmental conservation industry! Trust us, by the time you're done reading, you'll be an expert!

Types of Conservation Jobs

#1 Environmental

Environmental conservation is super important. After all, we need to protect our environment so that future generations can enjoy a safe and beautiful world like the one we've grown up in! Those working in environmental sustainability and conservation ensure the protection of the natural environment and attempt to reduce the effects of unsustainable agriculture practices, deforestation and fossil fuels.

If you're an animal lover, a role in animal conservation could be the perfect fit for you! Try out this kind of conservation job to spend your 9-5 protecting ecosystems and surroundings so that the animals living in them can exist peacefully. Our planet is currently experiencing its sixth mass extinction , so the importance of animal conservation cannot be overstated!

Those of us that watched the Blackfish documentary at a formative age might be most drawn to marine conservation , and for a good reason too! Marine life needs our help to continue thriving, which is why these kinds of conservation jobs are so important. Working as a marine conservationist means protecting oceans and seas by minimising overfishing and working towards cleaner waters!

Human conservation is a lesser-known subcategory of conservation jobs , but that doesn't mean that it's any less important! Those working in these conservation roles ensure humans make appropriate use of nature, and don't harm the environment through excessive hunting, logging and mining. Essentially, you'd be protecting nature from humans!

Why Pursue a Career in Environmental Sustainability ?

Pursuing a green job is a super admirable decision. After all, we need as many people as we can to help preserve our world! However, if you're looking for a few concrete examples of why conservation jobs are such a good idea, we've got you covered!

And if you ask us, those reasons are more than enough!

Types of Green Jobs

Manager of Sustainability

Wildlife Officer

Conservation Officer

Environmental Officer

Types of Conservation Employers

When a conservation employer falls under the charity category, it means they're a non-for-profit or non-governmental organisation. Examples of this include third sector companies (parts of an economy that consist of charities), like the World Wildlife Fund .

Government

Social Enterprise

Social enterprises are a little trickier to define but, essentially, they're organisations that apply commercial strategies to maximise improvements for both human environmental wellbeing. They basically combine a business mentality with a passion for positive innovation: they're pretty cool!

FAQ: All About Conservation Jobs

Question: What Are Some Conservation Jobs You Can Do without a Degree

Answer: There are lots of conservation careers that don't require a degree! Our top picks include conservation communicator, land manager, wildlife officer and conservational officer.

Question: What Are Some Conservation Jobs for Recent Graduates

Answer: Graduate roles in conservation are available in a tonne of different sectors, including, education, fundraising, organisational management, policy advocating, science and wildlife caring. However, the best conservation job for you depends on your degree!

Question: What Skills and Aptitudes Do Conservation Employers Value Most

Answer: In the sustainability and conservation industry, the skills that employers value the most are passion, drive, commitment, flexibility and a willingness to learn.

Start Saving the World Today!

Now that you know all about green jobs, conservation careers and potential pathways, it's time to check out all the companies that share your passion for the environment. Simply head over to our employers page to see which companies have initiatives that pique your interest (and pro tip, if you live in Queensland, the DESI employer page is a great place to start)!

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Back to employers

Qube is Australia's largest integrated provider of import and export logistics services, covering the complete supply chain from beginning to end.

We are a market leader in the markets we operate, continuously striving to implement innovative practices that enhance our customers' experience.

We operate in over 160 locations across Australia, New Zealand and South East Asia with a workforce of over 8,200 employees.

Qube comprises two core divisions: the Operating Division and Qube's 50 per cent interest in Patrick Terminals, Australia's leading container terminal operator.

The Operating Division comprises two business units:

1. Qube Logistics & Infrastructure

Qube Logistics operates services covering road and rail transport, warehousing and distribution, container parks and related services, and intermodal logistics hubs including rail terminals and international freight forwarding.

Qube Infrastructure includes ownership and operation of key terminals and infrastructure, including:

2. Qube Ports & Bulk

Qube Ports is a specialist integrated port services provider, offering bulk and general handling facilities across over 40 Australian, New Zealand and Southeast Asian ports. Our Ports team leads the market in providing purpose-designed solutions for handling containers, bulk, automotive and general cargo.

Qube Bulk provides customers with the full range of bulk material handling services, including road and rail transport, stockpile management, and bulk ship loading. Qube Bulk specialises in large-scale bulk export facilities and supply chains for bulk materials.

Working at Qube

Qube's vision is to be Australia's leading provider of integrated logistics solutions focused on import and export supply chains.

We empower our people to deliver exceptional results for our customers every day, and we pride ourselves on offering a safe and inclusive workplace. We encourage innovation and collaboration to ensure we exceed industry standards throughout our organisation.

Proactive Health & Wellbeing

Qube supports our employees' physical and mental wellbeing by focusing on early injury intervention and fitness for work and encouraging a proactive approach to health and wellbeing.

Workforce Diversity

Our people are our most important asset. We are committed to attracting the industry's best talent. We provide career pathways and development opportunities throughout our organisation to help ensure a diverse workforce with different thinking, unique experiences, and broad expertise. Qube is committed to encouraging female participation and career opportunities within our organisation to build a diverse and inclusive workforce that empowers every person to achieve.

Sustainability

Sustainability is central to Qube's business strategy. We are actively implementing initiatives such as reducing the use of emissions-intensive trucks, increasing the use of rail networks, installing intelligent lighting control systems, and using solar photovoltaic cell networks.

Focus on Technology

Operating across diverse industries and sectors, Qube is committed to developing innovative solutions driven by technologies that improve our efficiency and deliver more cost-effective, timely solutions for our customers.

Encouraging the Next Generation

Qube is partnered with The Clontarf Foundation, which assists in improving the education, life skills, self-esteem and employment opportunities for young Aboriginal men. Qube currently supports the program in WA, NSW, and VIC through workplace visits, work experience, and employment opportunities. The program significantly impacts the lives of some of the most vulnerable young people in Australia, making a real and tangible improvement to these men, their families, and their communities.

We are keen to hear from you if you are interested in working at Qube. Any expression of interest can be made by emailing human.resources@qube.com.au.

Meet Dominic

DOMINIC HEARNE | TERMINAL OPERATIONS CLERK, LOGISTICS PATHWAYS VIA CLONTARF FOUNDATION

"Qube is not only here to ensure that you are working in a safe, friendly environment, but is also here to improve your skills as a worker and as a person"

What do you do at Qube?

I started with Qube Logistics at the end of November 2019, as a Terminal Operations Clerk, and am now a Terminal Operations Coordinator. I generally work with the trains and in the yard, helping find containers for clients, plugging in the reefers, and making sure they are running at their required temperatures. I also work with the trains that come in and out of Vic Dock, both throughout the week and on the weekend, to ensure that all containers customers have requested make the train and reach their destination.

What do you like about your role at Qube?

It's something I enjoy coming to in the early morning. Different trains each day, and different challenges to overcome, all whilst working in a great team with my colleagues, Anthony, Cem and Ang. I enjoy dealing with different clients each day of the week, which minimises repetition and makes my role more enjoyable.

What do you like about working for Qube?

Although I may have only been here for a few short years, I see myself being here for a long time, for as long as I can. A few things I quite enjoy about working for Qube are the safe environment implemented across all areas - it makes it easier to work and a lot more enjoyable, too! Another thing I like about working for Qube is the friendly atmosphere, which makes you feel like work is a second home and makes the day go quickly. Finally, I was extremely grateful when Qube gave me the opportunity to work in such a great place straight out of school and the Clontarf Program.

Our Business

Qube's vision is to be Australia's leading provider of integrated logistics solutions focused on import and export supply chains.

Our business operates across 5 key areas:

Ports

Qube Ports is a major integrated port solutions provider in Australia, with bulk and general handling facilities at over 40 Australian, New Zealand, and Southeast Asian ports. We lead the market in providing purpose-designed solutions for our customers, handling containers, bulk, automotive and general cargo.

Bulk

Qube Bulk division provides complete mine-to-market and mine resupply solutions, offering services across mines, roads, rail, storage, ports, and ships. We handle more than 85 million tonnes per annum of various bulk ores, concentrates, mineral sands, salt, coal and dangerous goods. Qube Bulk is an industry leader in safety initiatives and innovation through advanced In-Vehicle Management Systems (IVMS), fleet monitoring, supply chain management technology and equipment performance-based standards engineering.

Logistics & Infrastructure

Qube has a growing portfolio of industrial and infrastructure assets. Our interest in these assets covers the full spectrum from owner, developer and landlord, head leaseholder with a direct sublease to customers through to Third Party Logistics and warehouse operations. We specialise in developing quality solutions for customers, including Prix Car, Mazda, Ceva Logistics and more.

Patrick Terminals

Patrick Terminals is Australia's leading Container Terminal operator, handling over three million TEUs per annum. Qube, as part of the Qube/Brookfield consortium, owns 50% of Patrick Stevedores.

Qube Logistics & Infrastructure

Qube Logistics & Infrastructure operates across 48 sites nationally, covering over 210 hectares. We operate transport fleets on road and rail, warehousing and distribution centres, container parks, and intermodal logistics hubs connecting ports with metropolitan and regional Australia. Our state-of-the-art management technologies track and trace movement of goods and provide an integrated end to end solution for clients.

Qube Logistics & Infrastructure operations are Australia-wide and provide the following services:

Supply Chain Logistics;

Transport - Containers, Linehaul, Bulk Services;

Transport - Palletised Freight;

Rail Services;

Intermodal Rail Terminals;

Warehousing & Distribution;

Freight Depots & Freight Yards;

Project Logistics (including break bulk);

Container Parks & Handling;

Specialised Logistics;

Container Hire & Sales;

Hybrid Renewable Logistics;

Agri Management, Storage and Packing;

Customs and Quality Clearance; and

International Freight Forwarding.

Qube Logistics & Infrastructure core facilities operate in each of the five Australian major ports, with ondock facilities as well as substantial assets inland. These facilities include Freight Depots, FCL and Empty Container Parks, Warehousing, and Rail and Intermodal Terminals. Across all of these facilities Qube Logistics operates a wide range of lifting machines including specialised heavy lifting equipment. Qube operates multi-user intermodal rail terminals in New South Wales (7), Victoria (4), and South Australia. This capability is currently being further expanded into the bulk/mining sectors throughout Australia. Qube also operates 24 rail services connecting country, regional and metropolitan areas to Australian ports, both major and regional. Qube currently runs 50 locomotives and with rolling stock equipment.

Qube Bulk

Qube Bulk currently handles more than 85 million tonnes per annum of bulk products and, with our continued involvement in a number of bulk commodity handling projects, these volumes are expected to increase.

We apply a green field approach to all aspects of bulk logistics, utilising management expertise of Qube Bulk and other specialists to devise the most efficient, timely and cost-effective solution for our customers' bulk handling needs.

Qube Bulk capabilities include mine, road, rail, storage, port and ship services. Qube Bulk handles various bulk ores, concentrates, mineral sands, salt, coal and dangerous goods. We own and operate strategic infrastructure throughout the supply chain.

Qube Bulk is independent, experienced and actively investing in bulk export chain projects. This combination provides customers with a low risk solution. Independence is particularly useful in open access facilities where there are multiple users. Where possible, we look to invest in bulk material handling systems and port facilities. Our customers benefit directly from our extensive experience in project development, supply chain management, port operations, and the design, development and operation of infrastructure. We work with exporters, rail operators and port owners, and we understand the complex interaction between the various stakeholders.

Qube Ports

Qube Ports is the pre-eminent provider of wharf-side port logistics and port management services in the Australian and New Zealand region, with a footprint in South East Asia. The principal strategy of our integrated port solution is to develop and improve the port and landside logistics capabilities for the nation's importers and exporters across a broad mix of industries and cargo commodities.

General and Project Cargo

Qube Ports is a specialised port service provider experienced in handling all general and project cargo. Our capability extends across all Australian states, New Zealand and South East Asia, and includes:

Stevedoring

Vessel agency, freight forwarding and customs clearance

Break-bulk and container handling solutions;

Warehousing and distribution from on and offwharf facilities

Transport services for break-bulk and container loads

Inventory management tailored to customer requirements

Logistics management

Cargo care

Offshore oil and gas supply base operations;

End-to-end transport services from factory to end destination, with project cargo delivered to site in sequential order

Chartering of vessels

Securing on board vessels Loading/unloading and storing of cargo at Qube Ports storage facilities.

Automotive

Qube Ports is the largest automotive stevedore in Australia, with experience spread across a huge range of automotive cargo imported into the country. Of paramount importance is damage prevention, and we have a proven track record of initiatives and implementation of procedures throughout our operations to ensure zero damage and service excellence.

Bulk Cargo Integrated Solutions

Qube Ports specialises in the development and management of an integrated bulk cargo service solution incorporating stevedoring, transport and storage of bulk products. Our experienced team understands the demands of importing/exporting small parcels as well as large parcels of bulk products through a number of differing load/discharge systems. Our service offering encompasses the complete logistics chain across all Australian States and Territories.

Heavy Haulage

Qube provides safe, efficient and experienced heavy haulage services across Australia to the mining, oil and gas, power generation and infrastructure industries. The work is undertaken with a modern, safe, purpose-built fleet operated by highly experienced personnel. Qube has a fleet of vehicles with a range of prime movers and trailers for heavy haulage services which include platform trailers with a capacity of up to 200 tonnes.

Energy

Qube Ports has consolidated a range of experience and capabilities in the Qube Energy division. Qube Energy is ideally situated to provide comprehensive logistics support to the offshore and onshore oil and gas industry with supply bases in Darwin, Broome, Dampier, Geraldton, Fremantle, Bunbury, Port Adelaide, Portland, Melbourne (South Wharf), Bell Bay and Brisbane supporting rig supply vessels, barges, and offshore construction vessels. Our facilities handle unique energy sector cargo relating to the high-pressure transmission pipeline and infrastructure industry (oil and gas, water, slurry and CO2), onshore rig moving and oilfield services, wind tower development and power station upgrades.

Diversity & Inclusion

Qube is dedicated to creating an environment in which inclusion, equity and diversity are recognised as being essential to employee well-being, which in turn drives the performance of the Qube Group.

Qube is committed to incorporating these principles into the Qube Group's day-to-day business, and this commitment is reflected in Qube's Statement of Values. The Statement of Values recognises our people's diverse backgrounds, knowledge, skills and experience as an important element in building Qube's culture to realise our purpose and vision.

We have highlighted three core focus areas for our diversity and inclusion practices and actively encourage education and participation across these areas throughout our organisation.

Gender Diversity

Qube is committed to a diverse workforce that encourages people from all backgrounds.

To encourage female and non-binary participation, Qube implements recruitment strategies such as:

Educational sponsorships

Cadetships

Qube recognises and celebrates International Women's Day each year to showcase females within the organisation and encourage female participation. Qube also actively participates in school-based STEM programs to encourage the next generation and is a partner organisation with UniqYou.

LGBTQI+ Inclusion

Qube understands that a workplace with a culture that allows team members to feel included and encouraged to bring their whole selves to work enables diversity to flourish, creating better experiences for our teams and customers while contributing to business success.

Qube is dedicated to creating an environment in which inclusion, equity and diversity are recognised as essential to employee well-being, which, in turn, drives the performance of the Qube Group.

In order to recognise and celebrate our cultural diversity, Qube undertakes the following initiatives:

Each year, Qube recognises and celebrates IDAHOBIT Day. IDAHOBIT stands for the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia. Learn more here: https://qube.com.au/idahobit/

Qube is proud to partner with the Pinnacle Foundation to support educational scholarships, mentoring and opportunities for young LGBTIQ+ Australians to realise their full potential. Learn more here: https://thepinnaclefoundation.org/

Indigenous Engagement at Qube

Qube recognises the traditional rights of Indigenous peoples and acknowledges their right to maintain their cultures, identities, traditions and customs. Qube is committed to engaging and supporting Indigenous peoples through local community engagement, proactive employment and traineeship programs and partnerships with organisations such as Clontarf Foundation.

THRIVE

Thrive at Qube is our shared vision: to be the best at what we do, our strategy to be the leading integrated logistics provider, and our purpose to help our people, customers, communities, and industry Thrive!

Fundamental for us all to Thrive, is our shared values of integrity, reliability and inclusion, they are the heartbeat of our business.

Our Qube values lay the foundation of our culture, which we care about most. They provide a common purpose for us all to work together for a successful future.

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More examples can be found in the booklet: "Grow Your Future" in the library. It's worth a look through!!

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Becoming Independent

Money

Helath

Enrolling to vote

Learning to drive

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My Gov information - Office For Youth

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You're invited to register for UniSC's Open Day, where you can explore what’s possible and get excited about your next chapter.

Register here for Open Day

From information sessions and campus tours to hands-on activities and conversations with current students and expert academics, Open Day is a chance to experience the best of UniSC and see what the future could look like.

And when you register, you'll go in the draw to win an unforgettable Noosa whale watching experience!

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This is a long term Machine Operator role.

Apply via the website on this link https://www.mungallicreekdairy.com.au/work-with-us-2/

Enquiries: T: 0438 171 248 or 4097 2232 or drop in your resume and application and ask for Michelle or Liz.