Students
- Middle Years
  Find out how you can explore a range of career options, what you can do to help you make decisions about future learning and work options and how you can get a part-time job while you are at school.
  
  Secondary Years
  Find out the range of options open to you when you finish school, how to make decisions about your post-school options and the steps you need to take to implement your learning and work decisions.
Parents
- Parents & Guardians
  Find information and resources to support your child in preparing for, making and implementing choices that impact on their future career.
Staff
- All staff members
  Find information to develop and manage your career from applying for internal or external vacancies, identifying professional development opportunities or managing career change.
Past Student
- Past student
  Find out how you can adapt to multiple career transitions throughout your life by learning how to solve career problems and make career decisions, explore career and education and training options, and how to enhance your search for new work opportunities.
Post School Options
Practitioners
- Library Resources
  Get quality resources to help you do your careers work in schools with ease.
  
  Free Resources
  Activities & lesson plans
  
  Books
  Get quick-to-read booklets to guide you in delivering developmentally appropriate, cost-effective and and evidence-based career services in your school.

Exploring Career Options

Major sources of Australian career information include:

The Australian and New Zealand Standards Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO)

myfuture , Australia's national online career information and career exploration website.

Job Outlook , a data base of occupational groups and related job prospects, with links to other major occupational information sources, including myfuture , the United States O*Net website , and job vacancies on Australian JobSearch .

The Labour Market Information Portal provides information about occupation and industry data by geographical region, occupation, industry and skill level projections and links to publications such as industry reports, state labour economics reports and research such as employer recruitment experiences. This is important information to consider as part of your career decision-making process, although career decisions should not be solely based on labour market information.