This time last year, few people could have imagined the impact COVID-19 would have on our lives and studies. Year 12 students have had their final year of school disrupted from a learning and [...]

COVID-19 has thrown up challenges for those taking a gap year or planning one next year. In this article I discuss the things your teenager needs to consider, and the opportunities offered by [...]

In a challenging job market, taking time to enhance skills or acquire new ones makes sense. Depending on your circumstances, you might study to improve your industry specific skills, facilitate a [...]

This time last year, none of us could have imagined 2020 would throw up so many challenges. The impacts of COVID-19 will continue to be significant. Job losses and business closures have been [...]

With one in four first year students changing courses or leaving university, it pays to spend time comparing courses carefully. The following are just few points that might be helpful when [...]

Is being comfortable at work really that bad? Are you comfortable at work but feel pressured to move beyond your “comfort zone,” with its associated negative connotations, in order to meet [...]

Has your teenager enrolled in a short course or considered taking one? With a multitude of providers and courses to choose from offering flexible learning formats, short courses are now more [...]

Short courses are for everyone. With so many courses and a multitude of providers on the market promoting flexible learning formats, we are spoilt for choice. My newsfeed is saturated with [...]

This article was featured in the Melbourne Herald Sun newspaper on 10 November, 2018 and in the Adelaide Advertiser newspaper on 3 November.     A career break is becoming more common [...]

This article was quoted in the national media (news corporation) in December 2017 It was also published in full by the Victorian Independent Schools Association on their parent’s website in [...]