RESOURCES AND GUIDES

JOB SPOTLIGHT - HOW TO BECOME AN ANAESTHETIST

Anaesthetists are responsible for administering general or local anaesthesia to a patient for a variety of reasons, including undergoing surgery, for diagnostic procedures, or for pain relief. They also monitor patients during the procedure in case of an adverse reaction.

If you’re kind and dedicated, want work that is rewarding, and are prepared to take on the responsibility of the role, becoming an Anaesthetist could be ideal for you.

COMMONWEALTH SUPPORTED PLACES

Almost every university in Australia offers undergraduate students Commonwealth Support Places (CSP). If you’re awarded a CSP, it means that the government will cover the majority of your fees. But not all, so you will still have to pay a certain amount.

The amount you’ll have to pay is called your student contribution. This amount varies depending on the university and the course you enrol in, and can change every year. You can find the latest amounts on the Study Assist website here.

You can read more below.

HOW TO PREPARE FOR JOB INTERVIEWS (WITH VIRTUAL REALITY)

There’s nothing more nerve-wracking than your first job interview. Even practising for job interviews with teachers, advisors, or your school can be anxiety-inducing. Here are a few tips on how to prepare so you can ace your next job interview.

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A REFERENCE AND A REFEREE?

If you’re hunting for work, you’ve probably put together a resume to hand out to potential employers. One of the most important parts of the hiring process is the employer looking for information about you from other people. This is usually done through references and referees.

But what are references and referees, and what’s the difference? Read on to find out.