I don’t think I was ever one of those people who just knew what they wanted to do. But this itself has probably been my biggest blessing, because instead of climbing a set ladder, my career always has (and I believe always will be) a journey and adventure. Back to the...
When Jennifer Wallace graduated with a first in English Language and Literature, in 1954, she felt she had no proper plans for the future, going so far as to interview at an advertising agency for a copywriting position. But the fateful pull of an academic path proved...
Meet Embrace Education – a decade old non-profit, university student-run organisation, with its latest ‘chapter’ in University of Melbourne opening just May this year. Its mission: to address the balance of educational quality amongst the disadvantaged in Victoria...
As part of addressing the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Graduate Women International (GWI) convened in Geneva, Switzerland, on 8 September 2016, to call for digital literacy for girls and women as quintessential to modern literacy skillsets. Of the 758...
Since their adoption in 2015, the Sustainable Development Goals have meant that each country has a social and civic responsibility to ensure protection of the planet, an end to poverty and prosperity for all. It’s about equality. It’s about justice, and...
The state of employment An interview with Ed Moran, General Manager Workforce Planning and People at Darlo. What is the World of Work? The World of Work is changing constantly, and rapidly. Traditional roles are becoming more fluid, where employers are looking for...
