Where do young people go for career information?

Thursday 30 November, 1:00pm (AEDT)

Where do young people look for information about careers? Monash University researchers
recently set out to find the answer to this question, analysing what sources of career information
young people use and which ones they are most confident in. Their findings describe a broad
range of sources that complement one another in a 'careers information ecology', as well as how
much young people trust each source, noting the crucial role that parents and carers play in
providing trusted career information.

Based on the new myfuture Insights paper 'Thinking in a joined-up way: the importance of the
careers information ecology’, this webinar, presented by the authors Professor Steven Roberts
and Dr Ben Lyall, will summarise their research findings and explain how you can support your
young person to access and make sense of the information they need. Register now

Career conversations at results time: Support your young person’s wellbeing and help them plan their next steps

Tuesday 12 December 1:00pm (AEDT)

The end of the year can be an anxious time for senior secondary students as they await their
exam results, and also an anxious time for parents! Some will celebrate, some will be
disappointed, and many will just be uncertain about what it all means.

Join Dr Michael Healy as he shares practical tips on how parents and carers, teachers, friends,
and others can support young people to understand their results and plan their next steps
accordingly. Learn how to help your young person recognise and manage their emotions at
results time (both positive and negative), discover post-school pathway options for them to
consider, and how they can make good career decisions and approach the next chapter of their
journey with confidence. Register now