1. Decide what kind of work you are interested in
Find out more about jobs that interest you by going online or talking to people in the industry. Also consider what work pattern you are open to - full time, part time, casual, contract, or self-employed.
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2. Work out a job search timeline and set up an email account
Make sure you set up an email account and that you regularly review your job search plan. Most employers require you to email your job applications. Try to use an email address that is professional and suitable for work purposes.
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3. Prepare your resume and collect your supporting documents
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4. Register with Centrelink and other employment agencies
Organisations such as Centrelink and Job Services Australia have various free facilities to assist job seekers. They also employ people who can assist you to find work if you are claiming Centrelink payments.
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5. Contact employers and use your network
Approach potential employers and use your networks - people are your greatest resource. Ask your friends and family for possible job leads and be sure to follow up.
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