Your Career in Community Services
by Elizabeth Harmon
Posted: August 14, 2019
If you want to enrich people’s lives, then a career in Community Services may be something for you to consider.
To pursue a career in Community Services, you must have good people skills, strong compassion for others, as well as a lot of patience. There are many different roles available, with something sure to suit you, from becoming a case worker or group facilitator to a program coordinator or youth worker. However, despite around 55,900 people currently employed in Community Services within Australia, there is an increasing need for people in childcare, after school care services, as well as aged and residential services, with shortages expected in the future.
Working in Community Services can be a very fulfilling career, allowing you to make a difference to many people’s lives.
To discover more about what to expect within the Community Services industry, have a look at this snapshot:
Elizabeth Harmon
Elizabeth Harmon is an experienced Freelance Social Media Consultant based in the south of England. She works with a growing number of clients all around the world, showing businesses how to use social media more effectively and helping them to get the maximum benefit from it.
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