Careers of the future

The world is changing, and the future of work changes with it. Over the coming years, employment will be impacted by many factors that affect jobs and careers. 

But change represents opportunity. While some industries may shrink over time, other industries are expected to grow and adapt. 

Due to the widespread reliance on digital networks and computer systems, people working in this industry can find work in almost any sector. 
View our Information Technology (IT) courses

WA has a high demand for early childhood education professionals. If you have an interest in working with kids, we can offer you a qualification to enter this industry. 
View our Early Childhood Education and care courses 

There are many different careers within the healthcare industry. Nursing is a very in-demand career which lets you to provide care and support. 
View our healthcare courses

Depending on a person's needs, an aged care or disability worker may be assisting clients with their daily activities, mobility, and providing companionship and emotional support. 
View our Aged and disability care courses

All engineering disciplines are highly sought after and generally well paid. The success of WA's mining industry means that Perth has the highest density of engineers in the world. 
View our engineering courses

Most businesses and people need to use bookkeeping and financial reporting skills at some point. Accounting qualifications give you a wide range of career options.  
View our accounting courses

Every two years, the Australian Government releases the Skills priority list, which provides a rating of the current and future demand for occupations. View the current Skills Priority List(opens in a new tab). 

The WA Graduate occupation list (WAGOL) is a list of Western Australia’s in-demand professions for graduates. Should you meet requirements, additional migration pathways may also become available. View the WAGOL(opens in a new tab).