Career Resources
The 'dinner menu' is designed to help break the ice around the family dinner table with those difficult career conversations. Parents & Guardians choose one question from each section on the 'Adult' side, followed by the young person choosing one question from each section on the 'Student' side.
Download our phone management poster and place it in your office, staffroom or classroom and start the conversation around screen time and ways in which we can manage our phone to increase productivity!
Download our Developing A Meaningful Career Poster and continue the conversation in your classroom, office or staffroom! This poster is perfect to help anyone with talking points around having career conversations, no matter their experience!
Download our Arrive & Thrive Career Podcast poster. The poster is perfect for your office, classroom or staffroom. Our podcast is designed to support individuals in making career related decisions and provide stories that spark curiosity and inspiration!
Use this resume template to describe your skills, experience and education in the best possible way to land you a casual job during your high school years!
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“Tyson is a great presenter and very engaging. We love having him.”
– Santa Maria College
“The session was inspirational and relatable, and Tyson could connect with everyone in the room. I also evaluated my habits and what small changes I could make to move towards my goals.”
– VU Staff Member
“We really enjoyed the session, and Tyson was able to engage with our Yr 10 students really well. He was able to speak to the students at their level. ”
– St Paul's Anglican Grammar School
“The Resume Development workshop was fantastic! The level of engagement and value it provided was outstanding. It was clear from the workshop's start that Tyson deeply understood the audience and tailored it perfectly for the students. He created a welcoming environment where students felt comfortable asking questions and seeking guidance. Thank you for delivering this engaging workshop, it had such a positive impact on the students.”
– Toorak College
“Loved the experience, students were super engaged with Tyson. The presentation was really insightful and perfect for a year 12 audience. Humour got the kids involved and being able to use their phones was something that instantly captivated them. ”
– Forest Hill College
“From the moment I started working with Tyson, it was clear that his passion, enthusiasm and talent for working with young people was second-to-none. Tyson tailored a program for Hobsons Bay City Council Youth Services to deliver a large series of school-embedded and general-access career readiness workshops to the young people of Hobsons Bay from May – July of 2022. The feedback I’ve had from teachers, students, parents and young people has been hugely positive with some wonderful success stories already emerging from the project, less than a month later. I would highly recommend Tyson /Arrive & Thrive for career education workshops.”
– Hobsons Bay City Council
“We cannot recommend Arrive & Thrive enough. Tyson has been a great asset to our students and are looking forward to working with him well into the future.”
– Australian College of Applied Psychology
“Friendly, engaging, knowledgeable and up to date… Everything that RISL requested was delivered professionally and positively. After the networking workshop, our students now have a sound understanding of networking and are becoming comfortable holding professional conversations.”
– Richmond Institute of Sports Leadership
“Arrive and Thrive provided an engaging and interactive program that our students thoroughly enjoyed! The students also enjoyed ‘giving back’ 10% of the proceeds of the session to their chosen charity! We look forward to more Arrive & Thrive presentations in the future!”
– Caulfield Grammar
“Tyson’s presentation to our year 10 group was engaging and stimulating. He pitched it at the right level and really connected with the students. Instilling value to others is a core component of Tyson’s presentation and role modelling this by donating back to a charity chosen by students is commendable.”