Discover a career in business & management

Financial advisor

Put your analytical and problem-solving skills to the test in the finance industry by becoming a financial advisor.

Hospitality manager

Run the daily operations of hospitality business to meet customer expectations and health and safety regulations.

Bank manager

Oversee the operational functions of financial institutions such as banks, building societies, and credit unions.

Bookkeeper

Maintain and analyse balance sheets, ledgers, payroll documents, bills, receipts and other financial documentation.

Branch manager

Coordinate a bank branch’s operational functions, including directing staff and maintaining customer satisfaction.

Business improvement manager

Lead the organisation on a path of improvement, identifying opportunities and suggesting changes for the better.

Chief executive officer

Are you a future leader? Learn how to channel your business skills into a rewarding career, and discover what it takes to become the CEO of a company. 

Chief finance officer

Manage and coordinate the overall financial and accounting operations within companies and organisations.

Chief information officer

Watch over organisations’ IT and telecommunication systems.

Company secretary

Take on responsibility for compliance, governance, and administer high level financial and legal matters.

Contracts administrator

Take on the responsibility of maintaining organisations’ contracts, making sure obligations are met and terms carried out.

Corporate service manager

Oversee all activities involved with running and administering corporations and other business organisations.

CPA accountant

Use key accounting principles to assist with day-to-day business management, from product costing and production to marketing and business planning.

Credit loan officer

Assess and administer customers’ loan applications using credit reports and scores to determine eligibility.

Digital marketer

Strategically promote brands, products and services via the web, search engines, social media, email and other digital channels. 

Finance manager

Take on the responsibility of an organisation’s finances including investments, expenses, payroll, and income.

Financial broker

Connect clients to lenders and help them achieve their financial goals.

Financial dealer

Conduct transactions in the financial market to grow your own portfolio—and enjoy the profits.

Financial investment adviser & manager

Help clients achieve their financial goals with your financial plans, investment advice, and funds management services.

General manager

Shape the work environment with good strategy, great people, and effective governance.

Human resources manager

Succeed in your HR studies. Then use your people management skills to help employees grow and businesses thrive.

Human resources professional

Coordinate and administer employee recruitment and facilitate workplace negotiations.

Loan officer

Process customers’ applications for loans or credit.

Logistics manager

Handle product supply and distribution for companies and organisations.

Managing director

Manage the overall direction of an organisation as mandated by a board and executive team.

Marketing manager

Discover a career in marketing and communications. Channel your natural curiosity into a role that balances analytics with creativity and people management.  

Marketing professional

Seize opportunities to market products and services to targeted audiences using ads, promotions, and digital channels.

Payroll clerk

Make sure that staff are paid correctly and on-time.

Personal assistant

Provide one-to-one support to an executive, making sure their workday runs smoothly, picking up personal tasks along the way.

Production manager

Link up the elements of the production chain by ensuring manufacturing is safe, resourced, and to schedule.

Project manager

Inspire a team to bring exciting new projects to life—whether it’s a building, app, health initiative or arts festival. 

Research & development manager

Delve into the exciting field of new product and service development.

Sales manager

Motivate your sales team to hit sales goals and go beyond.

Social media manager

Market your organisation in the digital space with online advertising campaigns based on strategy and analytics.

Statistician

Apply statistical methods and models to data to help organisations make decisions and solve real world problems.

Stockbroker

Flex your knowledge of companies and industries to advise clients on stock investments.

Supply distribution manager

Oversee and coordinate the storage and distribution operations within an organisation that receives, stores, and ships products.

Training & development manager

Plan an organisation’s development program to fill staff knowledge gaps, build on their strengths, and create winning teams.

Accountant

Explore how to become an accountant in Australia and help others meet their financial goals with your flair for numbers. 

Accounting clerk

Get on the accounting tools to administer financial activities including accounts payable and accounts receivable, payroll and taxes.

Actuary

Specialise in mathematical, statistical, and fiscal data to help organisations make decisions and plan for growth.

Air transport professional

In the sky and on the ground, manage the safe and orderly movements of aircraft, passengers, and cargo.

Archivist & records manager

Curate and manage historical documents, corporate records, and cultural artefacts for the preservation of information.

Auditor

Inspect, review, and verify organisations’ accounts for accuracy and compliance.

Ecommerce manager

Deliver an organisation’s online sales strategy across a website, social media and more.

Economist

Use research and data to identify trends and offer advice on issues that impact business and society.

Events manager

Coordinate larger-scale events like conferences, or scaled-down event including weddings and parties.

Importer, exporter & wholesaler

Negotiate with multiple stakeholders to buy and sell goods across international borders.

Occupational health & safety professional

Assess and improve workplace health and safety.

Office manager

Run the workplace office, supervise admin staff, and take responsibility for smooth day-to-day operations.

Operations manager

Operations managers are like conductors in orchestras, ensuring that employees and departments work efficiently towards common goals, improving processes and removing roadblocks.