Three Charles Sturt students and an academic share tips on how to develop soft skills, starting in high school. Plus learn where soft skills can take you! Continue reading How to develop soft skills: start in high school
Confused about your HSC/VCE subjects? Here’s what you need to know about getting an ATAR, subject scaling and more when choosing your Year 11 subjects. Continue reading HSC/VCE subjects: what you need to know when choosing your Year 11 subjects
If you’re asking how to become a doctor in Australia, you’ve come to the right place. And you can start your medicine journey in high school! Continue reading How to become a doctor in Australia: start in high school
Business student Georgia Fay looks at the impact fast fashion is having on our world. Continue reading Georgia Fay examines how fast fashion is stitching us up
Ever thought how far your studies can take you? How about studying overseas? With Charles Sturt University you can travel the world while you learn. Continue reading Studying overseas was a wild experience for Emme
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” We’re all asked this question from a very young age. And as we progress through high school deciding on a future career becomes a key focus. At times it can … Continue reading How to decide your future career
How do you treat your social media accounts? Do you look at them as purely social platforms, a place to interact with friends? Or do you view them as more of an online CV that can be used to better your … Continue reading How to manage your online reputation
As a Year 10 student, your future career may seem light years away. But the next couple of years are going to fly. So let’s explore your future options. Continue reading Explore your future options after school
Major study. Minor study. GPA. UAC. SSAF. ATAR. We know university-speak can look like its own language sometimes. It kind of is – a language to a world that can open doors to your dream career. Being fluent in ‘uni-speak’ means … Continue reading University speak: What do all those words they use at university mean?
