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The early days: Engineer High school: Role in energy, mining or environmental industries University: Same as above but specifically within policy or consulting Now: Working in a policy role in the energy industry

Definitely recommend not studying before uni. You are much better placed to find work, not for money but for relevant experience when applying for internships later.

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With partially selective schools, there are typically selective classes and normal classes. Classes are separated from Year 7 to Year 10, and then classes mix from Year 11 and 12. Generally, selective students tend to study the 'harder' subjects, so they effectively preserve that separation. Not...

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Looks garish with that blue trim. Would much prefer a high-performance sedan.

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Per week: $300 - Savings $200 - Contribution to household expenses $100 - Food/Drink $300 - Credit Card (generally use this to pay for everything but food and drink)

Re: Economics multiple choice question. free 10 dollar jb hifi gift card for help PL I think that's right. It's been awhile since I've done game theory but I think the equilibrium is J90,A100.

This might be of some help. http://www.cnet.com/news/how-to-quickly-save-pages-files-in-word-format/ From what I can see, you should be able to import Word files into Pages through the program itself without need to convert externally as well.

Is there a particular reason why you need to convert it to Word?

Make the most of the time you have left in high school. Tis an enjoyable time.

I think schools with religious affiliations have that requirement for three reasons: 1) They want teachers to understand that the decisions made behind the scenes will be somewhat influenced by religious factors. This wouldn't affect teaching, but rather the management of the school...

ECs are practically thrown at uni students through clubs & societies.

LinkedIn is a good way of tracking where people are, but isn't too useful beyond that. You can't network just using LinkedIn but there's value in putting a face to a name, and being able to see a person's past professional experience.