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Australian Tertiary Institutions listing (460KB PDF)
Health Careers in the Bush »
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UMAT » (Undergraduate Medical Entry Test)
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Australian Tertiary Admission Centres
Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC)
NSW University Admissions Centre (UAC)
South Australia Admissions Centre (SATAC)
Western Australian Admissions Centre (TISC)
University of Tasmania Admissions Centre (UTAS)
Charles Darwin Admission Centre
MyUniversity
The MyUniversity web site is the Australian Government’s online higher education information service that provides students with access to clear, meaningful and transparent information about Australia’s higher education providers. This interactive, searchable website displays course information and fees, student demographics, student satisfaction and graduate destination survey results, student services and campus facilities, and research student numbers and scholarships. Visit MyUniversity web site
Resources/Information
Queensland Studies Authority OP information:
Queensland Studies Authority O.P. 'Fast Facts (As a 350KB PDF)
Myfuture
Myfuture is Australia’s national career information and exploration service, helping people to make career decisions, plan career pathways and manage work transitions.
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Getting a job (PDF from www.dest.gov.au)
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Education, Employment & Workplace Relations
As part of its commitment to increasing Australia’s productivity the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations undertakes a range of research and analysis in the areas of skill shortages, recruitment experiences, labour and skills needs and industry and employment trends. With the increasing focus on environmental sustainability, the department is also participating in projects examining emerging green skills labour market issues. This work supports the department in providing advice on education, training and skilled migration programs and policies. Visit Dept. of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations »
Also view a booklet that outlines employment trends in Australia (2011 PDF).
Career resource links
Student Connect
Student Connect gives you access to your learning account and results, as well as information and links to help you explore your future education, training and career pathways.
SPARQ-ed ("Students Performing Advanced Research Queensland" is organised by University of Queensland. These programs are for Year 11 & 12 students.)
Australian Blueprint for Career Development »
Parents Help with Careers
Parents Help with Careers (As a 120KB PDF)
Information for parents (250KB PDF)
Info on SATS web sites (260KB PDF)
Apprenticeships and Traineeships (40KB PDF)
Overseas Tertiary studies (30KB PDF)
TAFE Courses (60KB PDF)
Scholarships (30KB PDF)
Career choice plan (200KB PDF)
Career Links (160KB PDF)
Skills One Work Information and Videos »
Australian Careers Directory »
Employability Skills Framework »
Youth Allowance » (Centrelink)
UMAT The Undergraduate Medical Entry Test
What is UMAT?
UMAT is developed by the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER) on behalf of the UMAT Consortium universities. The test is used specifically to assist with the selection of students into the medicine, dentistry and health science degree programs at undergraduate level at the universities listed on this website.
Prospective applicants to graduate-entry programs in medicine or dentistry must take the Graduate Australian Medical School Admissions Test (GAMSAT).
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QTAC: Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre
QTAC processes applications for admission to the majority of undergraduate courses offered by universities in Queensland, Bond University, the Australian Maritime College in Tasmania, and to some courses at universities in Northern NSW.
QTAC also processes applications for selected courses for TAFE Queensland, Southbank Institute of Technology and some private providers of post secondary courses.
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Queensland Studies Authority:
The Queensland Studies Authority (QSA) is a statutory body of the Queensland Government. We provide Preparatory Year to Year 12 syllabuses, assessment, reporting, testing, accreditation and certification services for Queensland schools.
The QSA was established on 1 July 2002, replacing the Queensland School Curriculum Council, the Queensland Board of Senior Secondary School Studies and the Tertiary Entrance Procedures Authority.
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Health Careers in the Bush:
Welcome to Health Careers in the Bush! Can't make your mind up about what you want to do when you leave school? Or perhaps you may have already decided that a career in the health industry has your interest. Then look no further!
The Health Careers in the Bush (HCB) team has done all the hard work for you. This website is just the start. Here you will find inside facts about all the various health professional courses that are available in Queensland. There is also information on scholarships, training pathways, valuable contacts, career expos and much more.
The HCB program provides students from all over rural and remote Queensland with the information, encouragement and support to make an informed decision about their future career pathway.
