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Featured resource: Accomplishing your goals
This week’s featured Developing EmployABILITY resource, Accomplishing your goals, is from our Career Story series. This career story features an internationally...
Featured resource: Which you do you prefer?
This week’s featured resource is Which you do you prefer? The resource uses the names by which students are known to expose their different personas. From these...
Featured resource: The Feedback Quiz
This week’s featured resource, The Feedback Quiz, will help students figure out their attitude to feedback. Are they a feedback seeker or a feedback avoider, an...
Featured resource: Capstone units facilitating the transition from university to employability
This week’s featured resource, Capstone units facilitating the transition from university to employability, is an expert guide from Professor Trevor Cullen at E...
Featured resource: Accomplishing your goals
This week’s featured Developing EmployABILITY resource, Accomplishing your goals, is from our Career Story series. This career story features an internationally renowned novelist who pursued her passi...Read More
The art of the interview
This is a practical resource that prompts learners to think about what recruiters and clients might want from an interview.
Visual arts: Networking and the arts
A locally, nationally and internationally renowned ceramic artist, Graham Hay’s incredible career has spanned over two decades. In this resource, Graham’s experience in creating informal networks is supplemented with various networking resources. These include suggestions on how to build and expand networking circles and how to handle professional partnerships, and a series of reflective questions for students to consider on their own or as part of a group.
Visual arts: Advice on establishing an arts career
A locally, nationally and internationally renowned ceramic artist, Graham Hay’s incredible career has spanned over two decades. In this resource, Graham provides advice for students about establishing an arts career.
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