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It’s worth looking at your values, interests, and skills to discover who you are and the goals you want to achieve as the first step to making decisions about your career. My self-discovery is about finding out who you are and where you're from, so you can see where you're going.

Explore my options is about figuring out what you want to do with your career. It's one of life’s most exciting challenges.

As a ΢��ҕ�l student and graduate, you'll develop key skills and attributes to set you apart from other university graduates. From skill-building courses to entrepreneurial skills, find out how to build your skills. 

Building your network is about establishing connections with people, typically in a field or an organisation you want to be part of. These connections could be ΢��ҕ�l alumni and graduates, industry leaders, professors, friends, and whānau. Find out how to network.

To maximize your chances of finding work, we recommend using a combination of job hunting strategies. You need to look for jobs that are advertised and hidden in the market. Learn more about jobs and internships.

Writing a targeted CV and job application is a life skill. Our interactive tools and self-help guides can help you write your CV, Cover Letter, and set up a LinkedIn Profile. Learn more about writing CVs and job applications.

A job interview is probably the most important step you'll take in your job search journey. It’s your best chance to show the company and hiring manager you’re the best person for the job. Get interview support as you prepare to enter the workforce.

To start your new job on the right foot it helps to prepare a bit. Find out what you can do to make a positive impression and learn which pitfalls to look out for. Learn more about starting a new job.

We spend about a third of our lives working so it makes sense to prioritising your wellbeing from the start. Growing your career is about work-life balance, emotional intelligence, and building resilience. Find out how to grow your career.