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The Job Guide
website includes hundreds of occupational profiles and their education
and training pathways.
Jobs in demand
Check out
Job
Outlook for labour market information on a range of occupations.
For information about training and opportunities in the trades and in
areas of skill shortage check out
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The world of work is always changing. New industries
and occupations develop as others decline.
Over the last few years Australia has seen strong employment growth in areas such as health, community services, business services, tourism and hospitality, and retail. Occupations have become more specialised and new occupations in information technology, communications and health services have surfaced and changed.
It is always a good idea to do research on different career options. There is an abundance of information on the web, including
myfuture, through employment services,
career information centres, professional associations, career and employment expos,
Career Advice Australia and bookstores, just to name a few. To get a firm grasp of a career you are interested in you will need to explore the industry, labour market, different employers, training and education, as well as pathways.
Knowing about the changing world of work and which skills will be in demand in the future is an important first step in deciding on the education and training you need.
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Radiographers
Radiographers also known as Medical
Imaging Technologists and Sonographers operate X-ray and other imaging
equipment to produce radiographs (X-ray films) and other images which
are used in the diagnoses and subsequent management of disease or
injury.
Forensic Scientists
Forensic Scientists apply scientific
procedures and techniques to the examination of physical evidence that
may assist in legal investigations.
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