Information technology
Your course of study and your future career options
Getting your foot in the door
- A career in Defence
- A career in Game Design
- Applying for a job in the Game Development industry
- Becoming an IT Consultant
- Hot tips for landing jobs at Google, Apple and Facebook
- Joining a professional association - why and which one?
- Mixing your career with what drives you
- Pathway to a position as a System Analyst
- Process Computing
- Starting your own business
- Tips for game design and development resumes
- Transitioning from a student to a Software Developer
- What do employers look for in an IT graduate?
- Working as a Consultant
- Student associations - more than just a way to meet people
Profiles
Last minute tips and support
Top five tips for information technology students
5. Undertake work placement to gain experience and put what you learn into action. This is a great advantage when applying for jobs and will differentiate you from most other applicants - Andrew Nikolic, Experian.
4. Always think of it as a 'business' course and not 'technology' - Graeme Douglas Edsall, Target Australia Pty Ltd.
3. LOVE what you do and learn with a passion! - Joseph Gigliotti, Telstra
2. Never skip tutorials as it is extremely important as it is the only time for us to get our hands on the course for better understanding - Kin Meng Wong, MSY Technology Pty Ltd.
1. Get Microsoft or Cisco certifications - Kulanga Malraj Pathinayake, Pearson Research and Assesment.
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22nd May 2012