… an alphabetical list of links to employer careers pages.

… links to careers pages for common occupations.

The Australian JobSearch website’s Job Explorer provides information on skills, knowledge, abilities and job environment for each area. Job Outlook lists job prospects, weekly earnings, type of work and other useful occupational information. You can search each section alphabetically or by category.

The Good Guides career search is a useful tool for locating information on duties, working conditions, personal requirements and related courses. It can be searched by field of work, type of work, skill level and job name.

The Department of Education, Science and Training (DEST) JobGuide lists an introduction to interest area, personal requirements, related jobs and state/territory specific information. It can be searched by job name or alphabetically and has an advanced search feature.

The myfuture website includes comprehensive information on occupations including duties, specialisations, work conditions, earnings, related industries, labour market status, jobs and courses. They can be accessed either alphabetically, by industry or by occupational group.

The Graduate Careers Australia website and its subsidiaries Grads Online and Graduate Opportunities include profiles for each interest area, statistics on activities and starting salaries as well as specific job opportunities.

CD&E’s Self Assessment webpages can help you find the right path by teaching you about your personality, interests, values, competencies and acheivements What are you good at? What do you like and dislike? What are your principal achievements?