​Exactly what type of skills are employers looking for when they scan your resumé? Dino Willox, Director of Student Employability at University Queensland, offers some expert insight.

Some skills aren’t taught in school, but that doesn’t stop them from being important. Emotional intelligence (EI) can give you an edge in your academics now and set you up for success in your future career.

The International French School of Sydney has changed its energy policy considerably over the last year, with the management and the school board voting to install solar panels on the gymnasium and our new kindergarten building that will cover over 50% of the school’s electricity needs by 2022.

The University of Queensland has some helpful tips and advice on essential non-academic skills that will help you succeed during university and beyond.

It is never too early to start thinking about your career. As you come closer to finishing high school, you are sure to be thinking about what is ahead and how to put your best foot forward at university and in the workplace. At the University of Queensland, we have gathered our top tips on what you can do now and during your university study to get a head start on your career!

While we can’t predict what will happen in your future, we have been in your shoes! We asked some of The University of Queensland’s most successful academics the advice they wish they could give to their 16-year-old selves.