In this riveting virtual world, video interviews have become the bread and butter for people seeking their next role. Let’s dive into a guide that will prepare you for video interviews with unparalleled flair, peppered liberally with that delightful spice called sarcasm. Set the Stage for Success (No, Not That Kind of Stage) Lights, Camera, […]
Recognizing Red Flags During the Interview Process: A Light-Hearted Guide
Ah, the world of recruitment in education! An exhilarating mix of academia, passion, and tales of staff room escapades. As with all hiring processes, there are red flags aplenty. And while education is no laughing matter, we can still afford to chuckle a bit while deciphering these flags. Put on your professorial glasses and let’s […]
People Recently in the News – Thursday 21st Sept 2023
Kate Fogarty announced as the new Executive Director of Catholic Education Sandhurst Ltd National Catholic Education Executive Director Jacinta Collins says meeting with Senator Anthony Chisholm was a valuable opportunity to consider key issues affecting rural, regional and remote Catholic schools – read more Rockhampton Bishop Michael McCarthy said it is a “great joy” to […]
Swapping the Boardroom for the Classroom: Transitioning to the Education Sector
You’ve mastered the world of business, handling clients, overseeing teams, and maybe even enjoying the occasional corporate junket. But the thought of impacting the lives of young people and shaping the future has a certain allure, doesn’t it? Is there a sector that impacts the lives of young people and their families more than Education […]
How to Navigate Employment Gaps on Your Resume
Employment gaps. The Bermuda Triangle of a resume, where time seems to disappear without explanation. It is not uncommon for people to have an intermission or two in a career. Here’s how to explain those gaps without inventing a story about being abducted or having needed to go into a witness protection program. A Sabbatical […]
Crafting Your Resume: 10 Tips for Impact …with a Dash of Whimsy?
Welcome to the realm of resume writing. We are regularly asked questions about resume formats…. and we regularly receive resumes that appear as if the owner has given it no thought! This document is your gateway to corner offices, executive perks… and perhaps even a glimpse of that elusive work-life balance. Let’s start on the […]
The Initial 3 Months in Your New Role: A Guide to Leaving a Positive First Impression
Disclaimer: This guide is designed to offer both serious advice and a dash of well-placed sarcasm to help you stand out in your new role. Results may vary depending on your ability to wield charm and wit. “New Kid on the Block” Sure, you’ve got loads of experience, but you’re the new kid in town […]
People in the News – week of Monday 21st August 2023
Josephite congregational leader Sr Monica Cavanagh RSJ says St Mary of the Cross MacKillop would tell young Australians to face today’s difficulties with courage – read more Sister Catherine McCahill elected Sisters of the Good Samaritan Congregational Leader – read more St Vincent de Paul Society national president Mark Gaetani says better economic and social […]
Resigning with grace…. and a touch of humour, perhaps?
Navigating the tricky waters of resignation while keeping your relationships afloat might seem like a daunting task. However, by mixing a dash of tact with a shake of humor, you can say goodbye to your current role while still holding onto those precious connections. Setting the Stage Let’s face it – leaving a job is […]
People in the news – to Tuesday 15th August 2023
Eva Skira, Catholic Education Commission of Western Australia Chair says she is deeply encouraged by the positive attitudes of Camino de Santiago pilgrims – read more Sonya Mears and Martin Slattery recently appointed Executive Director and Chair of the Good Samaritan Foundation Board – read more Catholic Education South Australia Executive Director Dr Neil McGoran says […]