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Getting a job – Where to start

As soon as you turn 15 you can officially be part of the work force.

That means that you can earn some extra cash by working after school and weekends. However finding a job can be very competitive, so for that extra edge you need a resume and a few job seeking strategies. When starting a job you will need a tax file number to give to your employer it is free of charge all you have to do is go to this website below and fill out the online form.

www.ato.gov.au/individuals/pathway.asp?pc=001/002/001/008/002&mnu=51



Creating a Resume

There are hundreds of ways to write a resume and there are many

Proformas available on computer (e.g. in Microsoft word),

 Looking for a job?

Why not visit some of these useful sites:

        

Not sure what career you like and what suites your personality?

Take this career quiz and find out what is the best job for you.




Careers in Local Government
Want to become a ranger? If you like working outdoors and with people this might be the ideal job for you. Check out the WA Rangers Association  for more information.

If you would like to become a Security Officer you will need a Certificate II in Security Operations. There are a number of organisations that offer the training you will need. Make sure the organisation you choose is part of a Nationally Accredited Training Provider. Visit the National Training Information Service to find registered training organisations in WA.

Job Interview Questions and Tips

The job interview is one of the most important part of the job search process and it can also be the most daunting. The fact that you were requested for a job interview is very encouraging and suggests that the employer has seen something in the resume that he/she likes.

However, it's not all one sided. This process will help you determine whether you like the job as well, and to see whether the job is a good “fit” for both parties. Check out AC People for more information and Good Luck!


 
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