Whether you’re continuing to work out of necessity or simply prefer to keep busy, life after 60 can be a challenging time to find a new career.
However, with the right pathways and training, it can also be a wonderful opportunity to develop brand new skills and begin a new job – even start a new business – on your own terms.
One very versatile skill set is in interior design and decorating. If you have (or are keen to develop) a passion for colour and arrangement, here’s a possibility we believe could make an enormous difference for your future…
Interior design is a surprisingly versatile field in which many over-60s – particularly older women – are now finding a new calling.
Builders Academy Australia is offering an extremely flexible and thorough course to help you take this budding interest further.
Career pathways range from the practical and hands-on to the creative and high-concept, opening up opportunities in:
No matter what your existing skill set, this is a great way to hone your passions into a formal, employable discipline.
And with the invaluable contacts, career advice and industry knowledge you’ll pick up along the way, you’ll be able to hit the ground running.
Are you considering a new career? Is this a pathway you – or somebody you know – would consider?
This post is sponsored by Builders Academy*. It was written as we believe it delivers valuable vocation insights into a subject important to the Starts at 60 community. For more information, please visit the Builders Academy website.
*House of Learning Pty Ltd trading as Builders Academy Australia
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