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Just watch out for "jobs" which are actually contractor roles- i.e. you are not an employee of the company/business and instead agree to be a contractor. Basically means you get no entitlements, no legal protection (since you're in essence running your own business and contracting yourself out...

Why make it up if you can get real data? I guess it's unlikely a marker would know you were making stuff up... unless there was another person using the same case study as you (which is quite possible if you pick a large company for the basis of your fake case study).

Re: A Survival Guide To The Graduate Recruitment Process: Part 1 - Online Application There are some really good tips and pointers in the above posts for online applications. Quality and attention to detail is vital in leaving a good impression based on my experience as an application reviewer...

I'm all for the Co payment. Agreed that the health and welfare of citizens benefits society, but by the same token, there has to be an element of user pays otherwise rational behaviour would lead to people just continuing to use and exploit it (tragedy of the commons?). $7 is not a big amount...

I know how to do it in a business/professional context (i.e. how to prepare a cash flow statement by looking at things like movement in accounts such as Receivables).... can you provide more info on what the question you're looking at says? There might be a more straightforward/easier way to do...

If you're 18, surely $8 can't be above minimum wage right? I haven't looked at it in ages...

Living in the city ftw. Really tempted to get a place in World Tower or somewhere closer to Barangaroo once it's finished. Hmm. It's nice having supermarkets/shops conveniently located within walking distance, or better yet, in the same complex.

I'd put it from a different point of view- whilst it is useful, by no means will you be significantly disadvantaged for not doing it. Everyone will be even by the end of first year of university.

agreed. simple is best.

Things might've changed in more recent years but I remember back when I was doing HSC, Actuarial was considered better at Macquarie than UNSW.

I haven't done actuarial but from what I've heard it's very challenging and you need to have a very good sense of mathematics/numbers. There's a lot of people who struggle and drop out because it's intellectually challenging, and the market is competitive. You can work both in a company as...

Haha what'd you think of Memphis Belle or coffee in general? I thought there was very clearly a stronger team, and I regret not betting on the score which I jokingly picked before the match with Dan. I also find it funny that "yellow fever' means something very different here.

Suggestion would be to post the questions.

Real life case studies are far better. I found it was hard to memorise the case study given to us at school but I found it easy to link concepts to lots of different businesses/organisations I had read about or seen on TV... so I used that.

Those look good but I feel are too family oriented for me haha...

It's ok- at least you get paid for working FT.

Are you doing this as a part time job to earn some cash on the side, or looking to make a career out of it? The money will never be crash hot in this part of the job market, but you'll get experience which leads to opportunities.

Re: Bachelor of Accounting Scholarship UTS 2015 My advice would be don't try to guess your odds of getting an offer. Getting into BAcc, UNSW Coop or a cadetship shouldn't change what you plan to study at university. i.e. I'd be putting down my prefs for business/commerce regardless.

Remember these cars are MPVs so I'd expect a lot of windscreen from the vertical nature.

Op needs to think more about what career path they want and where their strengths lie.