I'm a young person
If you are a young person aged between 12-25 and need information relating to general mental health, physical health, work & study and alcohol and other drugs, this section is designed for you.
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Budgeting & tax
Career planning
Education pathways
Job interviews
Job search
Mental health at work
Mental health while studying
Resumes & cover letters
Skills for the workplace
Study tips
know your workplace rights
In Australia, we have minimum conditions of employment called the National Employment Standards that apply to all employees covered by the national workplace relations system.
how to make a career plan template
Making a career plan is a bit like planning a road trip from one place to another. On a road trip, we need a map showing where we want to…
what career or job suits me?
It's important to know as much detail as you can about different careers and jobs, and about your own talents and interests so that you can match them against each…
mental health in the workplace
Mental health challenges can throw a curveball into different parts of our lives, like school, hanging out with friends, and even work. But don't sweat it—there's help available.
Other employment services and supports
There are many federal and state government programs that can help support young people get into a job and stay in the workforce. Many are run through community based organisations,…
writing a resume
To be successful in getting a job is knowing the best way to go about it, and making the most of the opportunity when you do have a job interview.
working on your mental and emotional health
It’s very important to stay mentally and emotionally healthy while you are studying, so that you will have the best learning experience, and make the most of your abilities.
study pathways and education options
There are many ways to learn, from university degrees, to short intense courses, to job training and more.