Your career is the pathway you choose to follow through learning and work.

The Scots College Careers Centre

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Accountancy

Actuarial Profession

Advertising

Defence Forces

Culture and Heritage

Banking, Finance and Investment

Business Studies

Creative Industries and Arts: TV, Film, Gaming

Education

Energy

Engineering: aeronautical, biomedical, civil, mechanical, advanced manufacturing,

Government and Public Services

Health Sciences

Human Resources

Humanities

Information Technology and Communications

International Relations

Journalism

Law: solicitor, barrister, Human Rights and Public Interest Law; International Law

Library and Archives

Marketing, Public Relations and Communications

Performing Arts: acting, music,

Sciences

Social Sciences

Technology, Data, Machine Learning and AI

How?

Sifting a number of career options to decide which sectors, and roles seem most attractive to you;
choosing between options for study;
making a final choice between two or more options, or the option to take a job or continue with study.

Often you will need to decide, without all the information that you would like or need.

Noting the time frames and use your time wisely so that you are not pressured into a last-minute decision; and
planning ahead, and act quickly where you can. For example, reduce the information gap by using your research skills, talking with people and asking for the information you need; and
Booking a consultation session if you are struggling to make progress on your own.