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  • Election 2013: ACS pushes for technology curriculum reform

    With the federal election coming in September, the Australian Computer Society (ACS) is continuing to push for national curriculum reform, saying that there needs to be more support for teachers in ICT and efforts to promote tertiary study of technology among high school students.

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    Freelancer.com CEO lashes out at ACS over brochures

    "The Australian Computer Society should be stripped of its ability to accredit university courses and disbanded," Matt Barrie, CEO of Freelancer.com wrote during a rant yesterday on social networking site LinkedIn.

  • Pay gap, lack of role models to blame for ICT gender imbalance: EOWA

    The pay gap between women and men in IT and the lack of senior female role models are the main reasons why young women are not taking up a career in ICT, according to Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency (EOWA).

  • Google still a dream employer

    Google has been voted the number one place to work in the 2011 Dream Employers Survey, with another five technology organisations making the list of 20.

  • 10-year IT refresh projects strengthen hiring

    ICT employment has dodged the negative effects of a soft economy due to banks and enterprises taking on 10-year technology refresh projects, according to Peoplebank chief executive, Peter Acheson.

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  • How to move up the IT career ladder

    It’s never easy trying to get ahead in your career. So to give you a better understanding of some of the factors to consider we’ve pulled together a range of advice including moving up to the c-level, ensuring you keep your own work about the users, and what c-level think about those below.

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