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Setting Personal Work Goals: How to Know You’re Making Progress After School

  • Post author:Mahad Aden
  • Post published:8 May 2026
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Leaving school can make it feel as though life suddenly becomes one big question: What now? For many young people, the pressure to “get a job” can be intense. For school leavers…

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Understanding Workplace Documents: Contracts, Policies, Forms and What to Read Before You Sign

  • Post author:Mahad Aden
  • Post published:8 May 2026
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Starting your first job can feel exciting, a bit scary, and honestly pretty confusing. One minute you are thinking about your uniform, your start time and how you will get…

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Customer Service Confidence: What to Say When You’re Serving People for the First Time

  • Post author:Mahad Aden
  • Post published:8 May 2026
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For many school leavers, customer service is not a separate career path you choose later. It is often built into some of the most common first jobs in Australia. Jobs…

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Building a Work Routine at Home: Sleep, Meals, Clothes and Getting Ready for Shifts

  • Post author:Mahad Aden
  • Post published:8 May 2026
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Starting work after school is a big change. Most people think the hard part begins when you arrive at the workplace, meet your supervisor, or learn new tasks. But for…

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From School Support to Workplace Support: What Changes When You Start Work?

  • Post author:Mahad Aden
  • Post published:8 May 2026
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Leaving school and starting work is a big shift for any young person. If you are a school leaver with disability, that shift can feel even bigger because the support…

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Job Scams, Red Flags and Safe Online Job Hunting for School Leavers

  • Post author:Mahad Aden
  • Post published:7 April 2026
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The internet has made job hunting easier than ever – but it’s also made it easier for scammers to trick young job seekers. Scammers often target enthusiastic school leavers with…

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Calling In Sick, Asking for Leave, and Managing Roster Changes Like a Professional

  • Post author:Mahad Aden
  • Post published:6 April 2026
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One part of starting your first job that can really trip people up is the attendance and scheduling side. In school you wouldn’t think twice about calling your teacher if you’re…

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Referees and References: Who to Ask, What They Say, and How to Make It Easier

  • Post author:Mahad Aden
  • Post published:6 April 2026
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Figuring out who to use as a referee can feel really confusing – especially when you’re a school leaver without a long job history. You might think “I’ve never had a…

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Casual, Part-Time or Full-Time? Choosing the Right Type of Job After School

  • Post author:Mahad Aden
  • Post published:6 April 2026
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When you finish school and start looking for work, you’ll notice jobs come in different “types” – casual, part-time or full-time. They all sound similar but each has unique hours,…

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Decoding Job Ads: How to Tell If a Role Is Actually Right for You

  • Post author:Mahad Aden
  • Post published:6 April 2026
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Job advertisements are full of phrases that sound exciting but can hide a lot of information. For example, you might spot a sign in a shop window saying “HELP WANTED,” but then…

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  • Setting Personal Work Goals: How to Know You’re Making Progress After School
  • Understanding Workplace Documents: Contracts, Policies, Forms and What to Read Before You Sign
  • Customer Service Confidence: What to Say When You’re Serving People for the First Time
  • Building a Work Routine at Home: Sleep, Meals, Clothes and Getting Ready for Shifts
  • From School Support to Workplace Support: What Changes When You Start Work?
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