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I am, what a coincidence ahahahaha

A little unrelated but something you should consider ,is applying for cadetships if you haven't already. There is a 2020 cadetship thread I created and tonnes of other cadetship threads pinned. I'm currently doing a audit (accounting) cadetship right now and it is absolutely amazing. Most...

Yeah, I can imagine, being an adult and working in professional services or most jobs seem quite demanding on your time. And that's really sweet and nice to hear, congrats on getting married (only a little late) and congrats on starting a family, you must be a very happy father, the best to you...

I'm unsure in the engineering area, however, I have seen some building and estimating cadetships on LinkedIn and google.

Damn 14 years, that is a very long time. Best make the most of it in that case like you said. Yeah I'll just take it easy I guess, but seriously, 14 years, that is wayyy too long to go without a break. So did you not go on any holidays or were you not allowed to?

A cadetship is essentially full time employment for a university student, on the condition they study a degree relavent to their employment. The student benefits through gaining skills and experience in the workplace, and employers are able to train students in the field to suit the roles they...

I've heard that google sheets is really useful and better in terms of collaboration and sharing a spreadsheet with multiple people than excel, and thought I might as well learn it cause I've got nothing else to do

Fair enough, I do have 4 months before work so I'm gonna do all the stuff I've wanted to do and enjoy by then, but I'm just going to learn essential skills before then like learning excel to a proficient level, the other ms packages and google sheets, as well as just gain a deeper general...

Hopefully it doesn't start off too intense, I'm pretty sure I have 2 weeks of training before even officially working so I can use that time to ease in and set up a routine that works for me. I'm keeping myself busy post hsc, so my brain doesn't rot and I become super lazy so it also helps with...

Yeah for sure, it seems very intense to work 40+ hours and week and then switch gears to an additional 20+ hours a week off study. And I've come to terms with the social sacrifice, its fun to hang out but it isn't something I need for my type of personality, and I'm sure I'll get plenty of...

Yeah starting to comprehend that concept ahahah. Although one of my friends was saying I should be doing uni full-time with full-time work and just do night classes although is that even possible?

Haven't started yet and that seems like a good benefit ahahah, although before getting an offer, when I was researching about all this cadet stuff all your old comments, advice and posts were super helpful, so a big thank you to you!!! Ur a veteran in this area and thought I might help out with...

I hope so :D and thank you!!! Best wishes to you as well, hope this helped ya!

It's not bad, I can't say specifically but it's pretty good, you should be able to find the pay online, usually, most programs pay very similar +/- a few thousand

It depends on which firms but yes, and I did quite a few

I'm in Audit and I think so, a lot of them have already closed, look around though you never know

Yeah anyone can as long as ur planning on going to Uni for a degree relevant to the cadetship ur applying for and graduating hs I recommend looking through previous cadetship threads as well, lots of useful info scattered everywhere

Yeah for sure, it will be awesome to see what it's like working in a corporate environment. And basically found out about it through some guy talking about applying to the UBS cadetship on a discord call and was curious so I researched and applied

I haven't actually started, I start in march when uni starts as well, I've only seen the place i'll be working twice, but it is amazing! Super excited!

No, so you apply during yr 12/ HSC for a cadetship you work full time and study uni part time