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5 tips to ace day one on the job

For many of us, time is fast approaching to commence the transition from Uni life to the workforce for full time, real jobs – something which can be a daunting and scary process for most. The first day of work at a new job is probably the most nerve...

How Earn As You Learn worked for me

Earn As You Learn (EAYL) starts soon, so register now! This free program connects you with local employers who have part-time or casual job vacancies. Why should I register? Check out what these students and employers said when we asked them what...

Planning ahead for workplace learning

Workplace learning, also known as work placement or practicum, is a requirement for many courses offered at CSU. Placements can vary in length and you may be required to travel further than you usually do to attend classes or to find accommodation...

How to write a graduate resume

Want to know how to pitch your graduate skills in a resume? Your resume is your key to success, so here’s how you can make sure it stands proud at the top of the shortlist for any graduate job: What is a resume? Simply, a resume (or CV) is a...

Your guide to picking the best study spot

Your guide to picking the best study spot

by Amy Carlon Finding a place that helps you effectively study can be tricky whether you live on campus or have a house full of kids at home. Here are areas where you can maximize your study: Places to study: Designated study area – if you...

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What to expect from your first month on the job

When it comes to deciding on a career path, there are normally two types of people – those who know what they want to do, where they want to be and have an idea of their dream job, and those who aren’t too sure yet and are open to experiences in...

CSU online student studying in a cafe.

A day in the life of an online student

Having previously studied on campus, the concept of studying online was daunting at first. Now I have my moments of reflection when I’m sitting at my desk, listening to my recorded lecture, in my pyjamas, with a hot milo. It’s then I realise that...

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Why it’s important to maintain your contacts

Remember that travel agent that told you to book a trip through them next time and you’ll get a great deal? Can you remember their name? Or do you know where they work now? What about their business card – did you hang onto it? No? Don’t worry – we...

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