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The Challenges of Being a First-in-Family Tertiary Student
The Challenges of Being a First-in-Family Tertiary Student. First-in-family tertiary students often face distinct structural, financial and cultural challenges. They also face unique barriers translating their degrees into careers upon graduation. They lack professional networks, struggle to decode hidden job market rules, experience imposter syndrome, and receive little guidance on translating academic skills into corporate or industry terms, leading to career anxiety and un
John Hogan
May 152 min read
So your Year 12 student hasn’t decided what’s next. Here’s what to say - and what not to! - about career planning
So your Year 12 student hasn’t decided what’s next. Here’s what to say – and what not to – about career planning
Dr. Brendon Hyndman, CSU. Dr. Vaughan Cruickshank Uni Tas.
May 154 min read
The Real Costs of Dropping Out: For Young People and Parents
It is interesting and more than a little sobering (!) to look at the real costs to families and the young person when s/he does not commence or continue their higher education or training pathway in preparation for entry into a vocation.
John Hogan
May 52 min read
Tailored Career Coaching
In today’s competitive job market, advancing in your career requires more than just hard work and experience. It demands strategic planning, self-awareness and continuous learning. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through tailored career coaching. This personalized approach helps you identify your strengths, overcome obstacles and set clear goals that align with your ambitions.
John Hogan
Apr 303 min read
The world is awash with data.
The world is awash with data. As of early 2026, the world generates approximately 402 to 496 million terabytes (TB) of data daily. And it needs data professionals to organise and analyse all that information.
John Hogan
Apr 224 min read
The Value of Career Counselling for Teens: A Parent's Guide
A parent contacted me this week about career counselling for her 15 year old daughter. She was having a bit of a challenge convincing her partner of the value a career counsellor could provide as compared to trying to provide career counselling themselves. Here are some points that might resonate with parents.
John Hogan
Apr 103 min read
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