CAREER NAVIGATOR
Turn your interests into a learning plan.
Career Navigator is a guided starting point for learners who want to explore possible roles, understand the skills those roles use and choose practical learning next steps. It is designed to help you think clearly—not to make hiring decisions or guarantee employment.
FOUR STEPS TO GET STARTED
Build your personal learning map
Reflect on what you enjoy, what you already know and what you want to become capable of doing.
1. Tell us what interests you
Choose areas such as working with data, building digital products, communicating ideas, helping teams or solving technical problems.
2. Review your starting point
Think about your experience, tools you have used, learning preferences and skills you want to strengthen.
3. Explore possible pathways
Compare role families and the typical skills, practice and learning that can support each path.
4. Take an achievable next step
Choose a course area, community resource, structured programme or workshop and build a progress plan.
Explore career clusters
Job titles vary across organizations. Use these clusters as examples to investigate—not as a guarantee of role availability or salary.
Data & insights
Data analyst, reporting assistant, business intelligence learner or research support.
Digital products & design
UI/UX design, no-code development, content design and product support.
Digital growth & communication
Digital marketing, content operations, campaign support and community coordination.
Operations & virtual support
Virtual assistance, project coordination, customer operations and productivity support.
Security & emerging technology
Cybersecurity foundations, AI literacy, technical support and further specialist study.
Make your next step concrete
A useful career plan includes more than a job title. It includes a skill gap to close, practice to complete, evidence to collect and a date to review progress.
Skills to practise
Pick two or three capabilities that are relevant to the pathway you want to explore.
Evidence to build
Create a project, portfolio sample, case study or documented task.
Support to seek
Use community resources, workshops and mentorship opportunities when available.
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