By Lorraine Wilson, Co-Founder Keyba Careers We know job searching isn’t easy. It can feel overwhelming, frustrating, and at times, exhausting – especially when you’re putting yourself out there and not hearing anything back. If you’re currently applying for jobs (or thinking about it), this blog is for you. Below are three common mistakes we…
Are you stepping into the new year with excitement and a sense of fresh beginnings? Whatever your plans for 2025 may be, we wish you success, joy, and fulfilment in the year ahead. As you know, the start of a new year is a perfect moment to reflect on the past, learn from its lessons,…
We are thrilled that the Year 9 and 10 students of Baimbridge College are using the Keyba Careers’ Employer Engagement Program as part of their Careers subject. Earlier this month, Colin and Lorraine Wilson, the Founders of Keyba Careers, had the honour of being guest speakers to present to the Year 10 students of Baimbridge…
Colin Wilson, Founder of Keyba Careers, chats with Susan Judd from Dare to Care as part of the Thought Leadership Series. In this episode Colin discusses career strategies for young people navigating their way into the workplace. Dare To Care is focused on building future work skills in our Next Generation, working with students,…
It can be challenging for young people to get to first base when looking for work. There is a fair bit of information you can search to help you with tips on what you should do when applying for a job. But equally important, here are 7 tips on what not to do! Don’t lie…
In a crowded job market when so many people are unemployed due to COVID-19, how do you stand out from your competitors who are applying for the same job? There are a few things you can do to differentiate yourself and help you through this process: 1) Look at industries who are recruiting. Although a…
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Written by Carina Wilson, Keyba Careers. 20-year old student, juggling part-time and casual work, plus uni. Completed VCE in 2017. The questions we all hate being asked, “What are you doing next year? Are you going to uni?” This question pops up in just about every conversation you have, and by the 700th time…
As 2018 draws to an end, many Australian and International Students are completing their university degree or studies. Now their next challenge is: how do they cut through the vast array of applicants who are also looking to enter the workforce? It is no secret that it’s becoming harder for millennials to find full-time employment…
The Future Workforce of Australia With emerging technologies and expansion of globalisation, the structure of the future workforce can only be anticipated. Many university degrees, qualifications, trades, forms of labour and certain job roles will soon become non-existent. It is with the uncertain market of the future that has changed the way in which employers…
