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Hi, I'm Vicky, and I started JobMatcha.
When I finished high school, I wasn't sure what career I wanted. I went to university because it seemed like the expected path and completed a Bachelor of Commerce.
After university, I completed a professional career assessment. It suggested careers including optometry and education, two paths I had never seriously considered.
What stayed with me was how useful it was to see possibilities I had not thought about before.
I eventually moved into education and training, where I have now spent more than twenty years.
Professional career guidance can be expensive and difficult for many people to access. I wanted to create a simpler way for people to understand their options and see where their skills could take them.
JobMatcha grew from that idea.
It helps people explore career directions, compare themselves with jobs, prepare resumes and applications, and practise for interviews.
What matters to you is personal. You might want:
JobMatcha is designed to help you understand your options and make your own decisions about what comes next.
My own career has crossed education, finance and technology. I have taught children, young people and adults, worked in finance and business software, and helped adults improve their English and prepare for the Pearson Test of English (PTE).
JobMatcha is built and run in Australia by a team with experience across software development, education, training and business.
I hope it helps you see possibilities you may not have considered before.
VickyFounder, JobMatcha
Career Explorer helps you explore careers based on how you naturally prefer to work. It shows careers that may suit you and possible pathways into them.
It is not designed to tell you that there is one perfect career for you. It gives you options to explore so you can make your own decisions.
Already working but wondering what else you could do?
This tool starts with the work you already do and looks at the skills and experience you have built along the way. It shows other careers that may use those skills and what study or training may be needed to move into them.
JobMatcha helps you turn your actual experience, skills and achievements into documents you can use when applying for work.
Our tools can help with resumes, cover letters and selection criteria, using information based on what you have actually done rather than inventing experience for you.
Our resume layouts are designed to be clear, professional and easy for common applicant tracking systems to read.
We believe career information should be based on reliable sources, not guesses.
Occupation information, skills and education data come from sources including O*NET, a career information system sponsored by the United States Department of Labor.
Australian occupation, employment, salary and labour market information comes from sources including Jobs and Skills Australia and the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Where JobMatcha uses outside data, we aim to identify the source so you can check important information yourself.
Our approach to resumes and applicant tracking systems is also based on published information from recruitment technology providers and industry sources rather than common internet myths about how resumes are screened.
Choosing a career or deciding what to do next can be confusing.
You may know that you want something different but not know what your experience qualifies you to do. You may be wondering whether you need more study, whether your skills could transfer to another industry or how to explain what you can do to an employer.
Our aim is simple: help you understand what you already have, discover where it could take you and present yourself more effectively when you are ready to apply.
If you find something that needs correcting, have a question or have an idea that could make JobMatcha better, email us at [email protected].
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JobMatcha is a starting point for career exploration and job searching. Course requirements, professional registration requirements, salaries and labour market information can change. Always check important information with the organisation responsible before making a major career, study or financial decision.