About

The National Careers Forum was an initiative launched in 2007 to support collaboration between employers and the university sector to address the skills shortage. This initiative is funded through the AAGE by the Australian Government's Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations. The inaugural event was held on Thursday 6th December 2007.

Purpose

The purpose of the National Careers Forum is to bring together employers, university representatives and other key stakeholders in a series of twice yearly meetings to discuss, identify and implement strategies that will help university graduates find suitable employment. The aims are:

1. To help employers fill job vacancies

2. To help students find jobs

3. To help address skills shortages

It is envisaged that a National Careers Forum will take place every six months over the next three years, with the venue rotating from city to city.

First (Sydney - December 2007) NATIONAL CAREERS FORUM INFORMATION

Second (Brisbane - June 2008) NATIONAL CAREERS FORUM INFORMATION

Third (Melbourne - November 2008) NATIONAL CAREERS FORUM INFORMATION

Fourth (Perth - July 2009) NATIONAL CAREERS FORUM INFORMATION

Fifth (Canberra - December 2009) NATIONAL CAREERS FORUM INFORMATION

Sixth (Brisbane - July 2010) NATIONAL CAREERS FORUM INFORMATION

The Next National Careers Forum

The seventh National Careers Forum will be held in Adelaide on Thursday 2nd December 2010 at the Crown Plaza. Click HERE to view further details.

Questions?

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