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Was great to see you guys there! Hope you all learned a lot from the workshop. If you have any questions or would like me to review your cover letter or resume, feel free to PM :)

Woops correction: Darug room (which is next to the Macquarie room anyway)

FYI we will be in the Macquarie Room

Lets hang for lunch afterwards

Bump! Also if anyone is going to the Big Meet careers fair tomorrow, come say hi :)

Registered you in

Yep, registered you in.

Less than a week to go! Still taking registrations.

Re: Resume and Cover letter writing workshop Bump

[emoji4] Also, if anyone is interested, I'll be running a workshop on effective resume and cover letter writing on March 19th which extends on what was written in those threads (see signature for details). As Chronost mentioned, the earlier you are prepared for the application process the better.

Why is there a news headline about Trump's size?

Economics at uni is quite different to economics in high school. That being said, actuarial studies focuses more on finance concepts (e.g. valuation methods) than economics concepts.

Hi all, Whether you are applying for a casual/part-time role or a more full time cadetship/internship/graduate position, the way you present your cover letter and resume to a potential employer is absolutely critical to your success in the recruitment process. The initial application (which...

I just want to see how many members sign up for our special discount where saltedwound pays all the fees.

Re: The Cadetship/Internship/Graduate Recruitment Process - Workshop Series Aug 8th-9 Keep an eye out for the thread tonight ;)

I think the bigger factor is a shortage of skills and resourcing rather than demand. There aren't that many teachers out there who have knowledge of Maths Extension 2 let alone teach it. I know of cases where a student wanted to do Maths Extension 2 but the school doesn't have the resources to...

Without the strength in Maths they would probably rank close to 100.

Tell that to the coaching colleges which boast very high success rates (which are legit btw) in getting students through the selective test.

You can prepare for it by doing lots of practice as well as understanding the structure of the test and being familiar with the nature of the questions.

If you look at the Distinguished Achievers data, Sefton's key strength has always been in Maths which is where the bulk of the band 6/E4s come from (usually 30-40 for Mathematics, 30-40 for Mathematics Extension 1 and 10-15 for Mathematics Extension 2). On Maths alone, Sefton typically ranks...