Jobs of the Future: Construction Industry Jobs: Building Australia Better

Aug 13, 2016

construction-646914_1920It seems not that long ago that Australia ticked over to its 20 millionth citizen. Now the number is slowly getting to 25 million people in the country, with it only set to rise faster in the future. There is one industry that is very happy with these numbers. It’s the reason that everyone involved in the building industry is paid so well and has so many job prospects.

Getting involved in the building industry doesn’t just look like wearing a hard hat and holding the road signs for when the trucks pass by. The building industry has room for everyone in this field.

Those who enjoy hands-on work can get their heavy-duty machinery license and earn an enviably high salary. There’s a lot of money to be had sitting in an air-conditioned grading truck all day.

The building industry is always looking for talented project managers who can manage large groups of trades, deliveries, time frames and materials. Project managers are paid very well to keep to the delivery time of their job, and they often can get some great bonuses. Not to mention that there are always postings for project managers. It does require some management skills, but there are more jobs than current project managers to be had.

For the higher skilled work, a uni degree can land you in an engineering firm performing draftsman work. You get to draw houses all day, play with cool software, and you earn a lot of money for it.

Building and construction has a potentially very good future with the rise of Australia’s population. There will always be more houses to build, more buildings to construct, and more money to earn in this great career.

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That’s a wrap on the April Study Bootcamp! 
Focused. Productive. Energising.
Our Bootcamp students showed up every day ready to train and push themselves .. and it showed.
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Zara (English): Stop memorising essays.
Alex (Maths): Do past papers with no notes first.
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Ella (All Rounder): Know your syllabus inside out.
Which tip will you implement first?
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3 mistakes most HSC students make in Term 2…
And yes, you’re probably doing at least one of them.
1. Spending most of your time on subjects you’re already good at. Feels great. Does nothing for improving your end results. Your weakest subject has the most room to move and that’s where the immediate gains are.
2. Saving past papers for the week before trials. Past papers aren’t revision. They’re practice that identify strengths and weaknesses. Do them early enough that you can actually act on what they tell you.
3. Studying more hours but without intention. Re-reading notes. Highlighting. Rewriting summaries for the 4th time. Your brain is comfortable but it is not pushing you into the next level. Active recall and practice questions are uncomfortable for a reason. Get them done every day, not just in the lead up to the assessment. 
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