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ICT Skills 
This web site is a useful platform to explore possible pathways within the industry. The left hand side tool bar provides an interesting scaffold to guide students - identify, plan and act. There are a variety of case studies for students to read that may introduce them to areas they were previously unfamiliar with. The web site also contains the 25 most commonly advertised positions with the following information:
- skills listing
- salary
- experience needed
- possible training options.
USER LEVEL: Stage 6
KLA: TAS
SYLLABUS: Information Processes and Technology Stage 6
PUBLISHER: IT Skills Hub is a unique, not-for-profit organisation created out of the vision and co-operation of the Commonwealth Government and the Australian Information Technology and Telecommunications (IT&T) industry.
REVIEW DATE: 26/10/04
ACS-ICT Careers Portal
Career advisors and counsellors, parents and students as well as practicing ICT professionals will find information of value at this site to assist in determining the directions and career choices available to computing and ICT professionals. The site provides excellent detailed knowledge. It is not tied to computing or recruitment companies, so the information is independent and reliable. The site provides the following resources to help guide you in a choice of career in the computing industry:
- descriptions of various ICT careers, including Internet and E-commerce, ICT security, network support, project management, etc.
- salary information
- job preparation
- stories about ICT professionals.
USER LEVEL: Stage 6.
KLA: TAS
SYLLABUS: Information Processes and Technology Stage 6
PUBLISHER: Australian Computer Society
REVIEW DATE: 26/10/04
Information Technology Careers
This web site provides students and teachers with information related to the information technology field. The site details:
- IT related roles
- IT worker's day at work
- traineeships.
Students will find out that the skills people need are broader than just straight technical skills. People seeking opportunities in information technology should be aware that most employers rank the soft skills such as communication, an understanding of the workplace, and ability to work in teams as highly as technical skills. The site also provides a number of worthwhile links.
USER LEVEL: Stage 6
KLA: TAS
SYLLABUS: Information Processes and Technology Stage 6
PUBLISHER: Department of Education and Training, Charles Sturt University
REVIEW DATE: 26/10/04
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