Clayton South, Victoria, Australia

I really want to be an OBGYN or midwife, but I don't know which one is more suited to what I want to work as. I am really caring and want to deliver babies and take care of the patients but I am also really interested in helping plan the delivery and checking up on the patient. Which would be...

i'm in year 10 and live in australia i like chemistry, physics and maths. i also like space a lot its pretty interesting. im also not a huge fan of biology. i enjoy doing equations the most rather than practicals, what job in chem/physics could i choose to look into that is more based on doing...

Hi decide to learn dynamic 365 but don't know where I can start as very few resources available Any experience people help me with this where and what steps I follow to get the entry level job ?

My friend tell me that it's huge demand for this field and not people not there so is it still worth it ?? Is any person who work in this ?? Can you please help to tell me about where I can start and learn?

I am an international student doing my bachelors in finance. I learn a lot of new concepts at uni but I am really unsure of how to use them in real life. I want to get my hands dirty with numbers and actually put the concepts to use but getting an internship seems to be really hard. I am fine...

I am currently study in it. I am everyday thing about which career suit me I don't have idea about my interest and passion don't have idea about which it career good for me. I just know few about me that I like searching on google which I got new for me. I am impatient. Need to work perfectly...

How can I work with Animals without doing a degree. Anyone doing this now? What was your career pathway?

Did you feel like you were giving up? Or did you feel like you were finally going somewhere?

e.g. the Doctor of Education (EdD), clinical doctorates for different disciplines

For example, is there any use to a TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certification specifically on a resume if you aren't applying for a job teaching English? Does it look any better on paper?

I'm 17 years old right now. I've been certain of what I wanted to be since I was 13 years old, and I haven't changed my mind once. I've researched many different careers, but I keep coming back to this single one. But most of the people I know my age don't really know what they want to be, or...

For example, should you disclose medical conditions?
Degrees that are unrelated to the job?
Experience that may make you seem overqualified?

For example, would academic or work referrals be more valued?

Not in the interview, but in your actual job.

Also interested in answers from people who know sign languages!

Do interviewers still look at degrees after your first few jobs or is work experience valued a lot more?