Graduate Careers Australia
(GCA) is the leading authority on the supply
of, and demand for, new graduates in
Australasia. Our strong networks within the
higher education, government and business
sectors enable us to facilitate employment
and career opportunities for graduates with
our Graduate Opportunities publications
and our website that continues to offer an
extensive range of free resources:
www.graduatecareers.com.au
As a university student or graduate, you
can support the valuable work of GCA by
Message from NAGCAS
participating in the Australian Graduate
NAGCAS (Aust) Inc is the leading national Survey (you receive a survey form four
association for career development months after you graduate).
practitioners and services involved in careers
And don’t forget to sign up for your
and employment in the Australian higher
opportunity to chat, live, to potential
education sector.
employers from a wide range of occupations
University Career Services are committed to areas at the 2009 Virtual Careers Fair:
students’ and graduates’ outcomes, and are
www.vcf.graduatecareers.com.au
the peak channel through which students and
graduates can make an effective transition into
For more information about GCA visit:
the world-of-work. NAGCAS brings students,
www.graduatecareers.com.au
employers, and universities together through
activities as diverse as career fairs, information
sessions, guest workshops and job boards
(including online employer profiles) through to
one-on-one counselling, resume checking and
career education workshops.
NAGCAS representatives across Australia wish
all students success in their job search, and
know that you will find Graduate Opportunities
an invaluable resource. For further job search
assistance and guidance, visit your university
Career Service, either in person or via your
university’s website. See the index of this
book for location and contact details of your
university career service.
Dawn White
NAGCAS President and GCA Board Member
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