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   • Career Scholarship Winners Announced
     

     Recipients of the 2009 Scholarships for Career Advisors to participate in study or industry placements.

      

   • The Newsletter of the International Centre for Career Development and Public Policy
     

     The latest newletter for the International Centre for Career Development and Public Policy has been loaded in our Resource Library in the Publications section.

   • VET graduate employment falls in 2009
     The economic slump has seen the number of VET graduates employed after training decrease. According to the National Centre for Vocational Education Research’s 2009 StudentOutcomes Survey, 77.8% of graduates were employed after training, compared to 80.7% in...
   • Adolescent overload? Report of the inquiry into combining school and work: supporting successful youth transitions
     Australian secondary students are facing more pressure than ever as they attemptto excel in their studies, participate in sporting and recreational activities and maintain an active social life. For an increasing number of young people there is an added dimension...
   • Communique from the 5th International Symposium for Career Development and Public Policy
     The Fifth International Symposium for Career Development and Public Policy was hosted by Career Services in Wellington, New Zealand from 14-17 November 2009. 
     
     The comminque from the Symposium can be downloaded in the Reports section of the Resource Library.
     
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