Mas, part of the IntoWork Group, offers free career advice to individuals who are looking to enter the workforce or experienced professionals seeking a career change.
We understand that each career journey is unique, which is why our advice and coaching are specifically tailored to your individual situation, needs and goals. Our team of highly qualified mentors conducts personalised one-on-one sessions to introduce you to various career possibilities, taking into account your passions, skills and aspirations.
What sets our service apart is that these sessions are fully funded by the Australian Government, ensuring accessibility for all eligible individuals.
If you are living in Australia and are ready to take the first step towards a fulfilling career, we can help.
Whether you want to get your foot in the door of your first job or are seeking a career change, Mas is here to help you find the right career.
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Learning Partners joins IntoWork Group
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