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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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Skills Shortages
When thinking about a career direction it is important to consider a
range of factors. Although demand for particular skills is useful to
take into account, it is necessary to understand that the labour market
can change quickly and the skills in shortage today may not be in
shortage when you have completed your training and are ready to look for
a job. Choosing to study or undertake training in an area in which you
are interested and have strengths will provide the best advantage when
you are looking for work.
Despite the recent slowing of the labour market, shortages persist in
some occupations and locations; demand for skilled workers continues to
strengthen in a number of occupations. To keep up to date with skill
shortages and for more detailed information about shortages in your
state or territory go to
SkillsInfo.
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Shipwrights
Shipwrights construct, fit out, commission and repair all types of vessels from small pleasure craft through to a range of competitive, commercial and naval vessels.
Geographic Information Systems Officers
Forensic Scientists apply scientific
procedures and techniques to the examination of physical evidence that
may assist in legal investigations.
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