Term 4's topic: Our Careers & Future
The choices we make about learning, money, and work shape our opportunities, our independence, and the communities we belong to.

Who are you? What career might suit you? What interests you? Also resources to develop your financial literacy. How do jobs and money work?

Career inspiration and job hunting support.

Career planning is essential to achieving satisfaction and success in your chosen career.

A series of articles looking at the types of jobs of the future and what to consider.

The jobs of the future – and the skills you need to get them.

The world of work is changing rapidly as a result of new technologies, such as artificial intelligence (AI), the emergence of new forms of work, as well as greening, demographic change and globalisation.

The future of work is a bright one, with new jobs and opportunities emerging in areas like drone piloting, caregiving, and coral farming..

A short animated video about how money works - its functions and the role the Reserve Bank plays in it.

Topic explorer: Explore the history and world of currency and learn how to spend or bank your money. Understand concepts such as saving, inflation, investment, budgeting, profit, loss, interest, EFTPOS, credit cards and why to be wary of loan sharks.

EVERYTHING important about money now to set yourself up for life.

Whatever your financial situation, with a little planning you can avoid becoming the broke student stereotype and the stresses that go with being low in cash. Our guide tells you how to make your money go further, and EFTPOS declines and 2 Minute Noodle dinners will become a thing of the past.

A cryptocurrency is a virtual or digital currency built on cryptography (secure communication techniques).

Within school, you do not need passwords to access the EPIC databases, including Encyclopedia Britannica. Outside of the school network (when you are at home) you will need a log in and password. Please contact your teacher or the Librarian for the log in details.

Contact Whaea Rachel by email if you have a question about any of these links, or have suggestions for other links.