Ebony Bryant

Ebony is all about creativity and all things popular culture! She is a BA double major (Professional Writing & Publishing and Creative Writing) 3rd year student at Curtin University. In between uni and planning future career prospects, Ebony is also a writer for Curtin’s Grok magazine, writing articles and reviews to share her passion for art and film. In her spare time, Ebony enjoys experimenting with different art mediums and learning new instruments of which she will drop after a week or so!

Positively organised Developing Your Skills

Positively organised

November 1, 2019

With only a few weeks left of semester, it’s time to knuckle down and keep the momentum going. But, if you’re anything like me, towards the end of semester, all motivation gets thrown out the window as you… Read More

Getting a handle on selection criteria Job Search

Getting a handle on selection criteria

October 4, 2019

You’ve just found a job advert that sounds perfect for you – you believe you have the skills, the experience, and the passion you know the employer is looking for – but how do you approach the selection… Read More

Seven Seconds of Fabulousness Job Search

Seven Seconds of Fabulousness

September 26, 2019

Seven seconds is all it takes to make a good first impression, but – with the majority of our interactions taking place across various media platforms – how can you establish this initial interaction with… Read More

Opportunities in Healthcare & Social Assistance Developing Your Skills

Opportunities in Healthcare & Social Assistance

September 12, 2019

The Careers For Tomorrow Festival hosted a number of valuable sessions over a packed week, with the ‘Opportunities in Healthcare & Social Assistance’ event providing Health Sciences and Humanities… Read More

Transferable skills can get you the job Developing Your Skills

Transferable skills can get you the job

August 27, 2019

As part of the Careers For Tomorrow Festival, I attended the ‘Career Adaptation: Become a flexible professional’ workshop. The focus was on transferable skills and I could see students attending felt… Read More