Help to start looking for work

There is a lot of support available to help you find a job, become more employable and stand out from the crowd.

Use these tools if you need help deciding what career paths to explore.

Search Your Career for career overviews, including required skills, future demand, vacancies and average salary.
Use the myfuture bullseyes to discover which jobs you might enjoy based on your education level and areas of interest.
Use myskills to compare outcomes, duration, average costs and locations of qualifications with different training providers.
Visit Job Jumpstart to find resources and activities to help you tailor your job search.
Enter an occupation type of job in Queensland Skills Gateway to find the skills and tasks involved in the job, and the training pathways available to get the right qualifications.
Find out more about career counselling and matching your skills to jobs.

You may also need to write or update your resume.

There are many resources to help you find a job.

There is a range of support services to help you while you are looking for work or seeking assistance with your career direction.

Disability Employment Services helps people with disability find and keep a job.
Explore job options on What's Next?
Skilling Queenslanders for Work assists disadvantaged Queenslanders to gain skills, qualifications and experience to enter and stay in the workforce.

Find a registered career adviser

Career advisers can help you find a career that suits your skills. They are also known as career counsellors, coaches or practitioners. Find a registered CDAA career adviser.

Jobs, training and career support

Choose between employment or training and find government funded programs that could support you.

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