1. On the top right hand corner of your browser, click the 3 dots
2. Click 'Translate...' from the list of options
3. A Google Translate menu will appear with default language options - click on one to translate the page
4. If you do not see your language in the list, click the 3 dots in the Google Translate menu and select 'Choose another language'
5. Open the dropdown and select your language
Translate This Page
1. Right click the page and select the option labeled 'Translate to...'
2. If the default language is not correct, click the language icon in the URL bar
3. Open the dropdown and select your language from the list
Translate This Page
1. On the top right hand corner of your screen, click the burger menu icon (3 horizontal lines)
2. Click 'Translate page...' from the list of options
3. In the 'Translate to' dropdown, select your language
Translate This Page
1. Click the language icon on the right hand side of your URL bar at the top of the page
2. From the list of available options, select your language
Fallback
Dịch trang này
1. Ở góc trên cùng bên phải của trình duyệt, nhấp vào dấu 3 chấm
2. Nhấp vào 'Dịch...' từ danh sách các tùy chọn
3. Menu Google Dịch sẽ xuất hiện với các tùy chọn ngôn ngữ mặc định - nhấp vào một tùy chọn để dịch trang
4. Nếu bạn không thấy ngôn ngữ của mình trong danh sách, hãy nhấp vào dấu 3 chấm trong menu Google Dịch và chọn 'Chọn ngôn ngữ khác'5
. Mở menu thả xuống và chọn ngôn ngữ của bạn
Dịch trang này
1. Nhấp chuột phải vào trang và chọn tùy chọn có nhãn 'Dịch sang...'
2. Nếu ngôn ngữ mặc định không chính xác, hãy nhấp vào biểu tượng ngôn ngữ trong thanh
URL 3. Mở menu thả xuống và chọn ngôn ngữ của bạn từ danh sách
Dịch trang này
1. Ở góc trên cùng bên phải màn hình của bạn, nhấp vào biểu tượng menu bánh mì kẹp thịt (3 đường ngang)
2. Nhấp vào 'Dịch trang...' từ danh sách các tùy chọn
3. Trong menu thả xuống "Dịch sang", hãy chọn ngôn ngữ của bạn
Dịch trang này
1. Nhấp vào biểu tượng ngôn ngữ ở phía bên tay phải của thanh URL ở đầu trang
2. Từ danh sách các tùy chọn có sẵn, hãy chọn ngôn ngữ của bạn
Dự phòng
이 페이지를 번역하세요
1. 브라우저 오른쪽 상단에서 점 3개를 클릭하세요.
2. 옵션 목록에서 '번역...'을 클릭하세요.
3. 기본 언어 옵션이 포함된 Google 번역 메뉴가 나타납니다. 해당 메뉴를 클릭하면 페이지가 번역됩니다.
4. 목록에 원하는 언어가 표시되지 않으면 Google 번역 메뉴에서 점 3개를 클릭하고 '다른 언어 선택'을 선택하세요.
5. 드롭다운을 열고 언어를 선택하세요.
이 페이지를 번역하세요
1. 페이지를 마우스 오른쪽 버튼으로 클릭하고 '번역...' 옵션을 선택하세요.
2. 기본 언어가 올바르지 않은 경우, URL 표시줄의 언어 아이콘을 클릭하세요.
3. 드롭다운을 열고 목록에서 언어를 선택하세요.
이 페이지를 번역하세요
1. 화면 오른쪽 상단에서 버거 메뉴 아이콘(가로선 3개)을 클릭합니다.
2. 옵션 목록에서 '페이지 번역...'을 클릭하세요.
3. '번역 대상' 드롭다운에서 언어를 선택하세요.
이 페이지를 번역하세요
1. 페이지 상단의 URL 표시줄 오른쪽에 있는 언어 아이콘을 클릭하세요.
2. 사용 가능한 옵션 목록에서 언어를 선택하세요.
이 페이지를 번역하세요
1. 브라우저 오른쪽 상단에서 점 3개를 클릭하세요.
2. 옵션 목록에서 '번역...'을 클릭하세요.
3. 기본 언어 옵션이 포함된 Google 번역 메뉴가 나타납니다. 해당 메뉴를 클릭하면 페이지가 번역됩니다.
4. 목록에 원하는 언어가 표시되지 않으면 Google 번역 메뉴에서 점 3개를 클릭하고 '다른 언어 선택'을 선택하세요.
5. 드롭다운을 열고 언어를 선택하세요.
Isalin ang Pahinang Ito
1. Sa kanang sulok sa itaas ng iyong browser, i-click ang 3 tuldok
2. I-click ang 'Isalin...' mula sa listahan ng mga opsyon
3. Lilitaw ang isang menu ng Google Translate na may mga default na pagpipilian sa wika - mag-click sa isa upang isalin ang pahina
4. Kung hindi mo nakikita ang iyong wika sa listahan, i-click ang 3 tuldok sa menu ng Google Translate at piliin ang 'Pumili ng ibang wika'
5. Buksan ang dropdown at piliin ang iyong wika
Isalin ang Pahinang Ito
1. I-right click ang pahina at piliin ang opsyong may label na 'Isalin sa...'
2. Kung hindi tama ang default na wika, i-click ang icon ng wika sa URL bar
3. Buksan ang dropdown at piliin ang iyong wika mula sa listahan
Isalin ang Pahinang Ito
1. Sa kanang sulok sa itaas ng iyong screen, i-click ang icon ng menu ng burger (3 pahalang na linya)
2. I-click ang 'Isalin ang pahina...' mula sa listahan ng mga opsyon
3. Sa dropdown na 'Isalin sa', piliin ang iyong wika
Isalin ang Pahinang Ito
1. I-click ang icon ng wika sa kanang bahagi ng iyong URL bar sa tuktok ng pahina
2. Mula sa listahan ng mga magagamit na opsyon, piliin ang iyong wika
Isalin ang Pahinang Ito
1. Sa kanang sulok sa itaas ng iyong browser, i-click ang 3 tuldok
2. I-click ang 'Isalin...' mula sa listahan ng mga opsyon
3. Lilitaw ang isang menu ng Google Translate na may mga default na pagpipilian sa wika - mag-click sa isa upang isalin ang pahina
4. Kung hindi mo nakikita ang iyong wika sa listahan, i-click ang 3 tuldok sa menu ng Google Translate at piliin ang 'Pumili ng ibang wika'
5. Buksan ang dropdown at piliin ang iyong wika
បកប្រែទំព័រនេះ។
1. នៅជ្រុងខាងស្តាំដៃនៃកម្មវិធីរុករករបស់អ្នក ចុចលើចំណុច 3
2. ចុច 'បកប្រែ...' ពីបញ្ជីជម្រើស
3. ម៉ឺនុយបកប្រែ Google នឹងបង្ហាញជាមួយជម្រើសភាសាលំនាំដើម - ចុចលើមួយដើម្បីបកប្រែទំព័រ
4. ប្រសិនបើអ្នកមិនឃើញភាសារបស់អ្នកនៅក្នុងបញ្ជីទេ សូមចុចចំនុច 3 នៅក្នុងម៉ឺនុយ Google Translate ហើយជ្រើសរើស 'Choose other language'
5. បើកបញ្ជីទម្លាក់ចុះ ហើយជ្រើសរើសភាសារបស់អ្នក។
1. នៅជ្រុងខាងស្តាំដៃនៃកម្មវិធីរុករករបស់អ្នក ចុចលើចំណុច 3
2. ចុច 'បកប្រែ...' ពីបញ្ជីជម្រើស
3. ម៉ឺនុយបកប្រែ Google នឹងបង្ហាញជាមួយជម្រើសភាសាលំនាំដើម - ចុចលើមួយដើម្បីបកប្រែទំព័រ
4. ប្រសិនបើអ្នកមិនឃើញភាសារបស់អ្នកនៅក្នុងបញ្ជីទេ សូមចុចចំនុច 3 នៅក្នុងម៉ឺនុយ Google Translate ហើយជ្រើសរើស 'Choose other language'
5. បើកបញ្ជីទម្លាក់ចុះ ហើយជ្រើសរើសភាសារបស់អ្នក។
ترجمة هذه الصفحة
1. في الزاوية اليمنى العليا من المتصفح، انقر فوق النقاط الثلاث
2. انقر فوق "ترجمة..." من قائمة الخيارات
3. ستظهر قائمة ترجمة Google مع خيارات اللغة الافتراضية - انقر فوق أحدها لترجمة الصفحة
4. إذا كنت لا ترى لغتك في القائمة، فانقر على النقاط الثلاث في قائمة ترجمة Google وحدد "اختيار لغة أخرى"
5. افتح القائمة المنسدلة وحدد لغتك
ترجمة هذه الصفحة
1. انقر بزر الماوس الأيمن على الصفحة وحدد الخيار المسمى "ترجمة إلى..."
2. إذا كانت اللغة الافتراضية غير صحيحة، فانقر فوق رمز اللغة في شريط URL
3. افتح القائمة المنسدلة وحدد لغتك من القائمة
ترجمة هذه الصفحة
1. في الزاوية اليمنى العليا من شاشتك، انقر فوق أيقونة قائمة البرجر (3 خطوط أفقية)
2. انقر فوق "ترجمة الصفحة..." من قائمة الخيارات
3. في القائمة المنسدلة "ترجمة إلى"، حدد لغتك
ترجمة هذه الصفحة
1. انقر فوق رمز اللغة الموجود على الجانب الأيمن من شريط URL الخاص بك أعلى الصفحة
2. من قائمة الخيارات المتاحة، حدد لغتك
ترجمه این صفحه
1. در گوشه سمت راست بالای مرورگر خود، روی 3 نقطه کلیک کنید
2. از لیست گزینه ها روی "Translate..." کلیک کنید
3. منوی Google Translate با گزینه های زبان پیش فرض ظاهر می شود - برای ترجمه صفحه روی یکی کلیک کنید
4. اگر زبان خود را در لیست نمیبینید، روی 3 نقطه در منوی Google Translate کلیک کنید و «انتخاب زبان دیگری» را انتخاب کنید.
5. منوی کشویی را باز کنید و زبان خود را انتخاب کنید
ترجمه این صفحه
1. روی صفحه کلیک راست کرده و گزینه با عنوان "Translate to..." را انتخاب کنید.
2. اگر زبان پیش فرض درست نیست، روی نماد زبان در نوار URL کلیک کنید
3. منوی کشویی را باز کنید و زبان خود را از لیست انتخاب کنی
ترجمه این صفحه
1. در گوشه سمت راست بالای صفحه، روی نماد منوی همبرگر (3 خط افقی) کلیک کنید.
2. از لیست گزینه ها روی "ترجمه صفحه..." کلیک کنید
3. در منوی بازشوی «ترجمه به»، زبان خود را انتخاب کنید
ترجمه این صفحه
1. روی نماد زبان در سمت راست نوار URL خود در بالای صفحه کلیک کنید
2. از لیست گزینه های موجود، زبان خود را انتخاب کنید
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10 things you need to start a business
Thinking about starting a business?
Being your own boss and making your idea a reality can be the most exciting thing you’ve done.
There is a lot to consider when thinking about setting up your own business – but the good news is you’re not alone in the process.
On 1 July 2022, the Self-Employment Assistance replaced the NEIS program.
Any time, any age, is a good time to start.
What you need to consider
business.gov.au and Forbes Advisor have 10 great suggestions to give you a rounded start on what might become your business journey.
1. Determine your concept
Great businesses don’t happen overnight. There is more to it than just having an idea, your idea needs be profitable and something you’re good at.
Brainstorm what you enjoy, what you could make easier, or taking something existing and improving upon it. You can start by looking at popular business ideas for some inspiration.
For example, a digital product – like Canva - may give you less overhead costs.
Part of Merryn’s concept was to create physical artworks as part of legacy for her family and loved ones.
2. Do your research
This is a step that will benefit you in the long run.
While many business owners and entrepreneurs can give great attention to their product/service itself – this alone does not justify the need for it.
Doing your research looks like finding out if your idea already exists, who your competitors are, what consumers want, how they use something, if they’d buy something or how they think about something.
Make a SWOT analysis part of your process – identifying the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
This process will empower you with the knowledge of what sets your product/service apart, or, what will become your unique selling point (USP).
3. Make key decisions
Now that you have a concept, you need to make a series of important decisions.
How you will structure your business - will you be a sole trader? Do you plan to hire people? Where are your business premises?
As part of your research, you will need to research any business names you are considering before you register it.
Acquire any licenses or permits or registrations you will need.
4. Plan your business
Now you can start doing even more in-depth research, plan how you’ll market your product/service and set up your digital presence.
At this point, you will need to know who your competitors are, and what sets your product/service apart from theirs – what problem does it solve for the customer?
Your digital presence is not just setting up a few social media accounts, either.
Consider if you’ll sell through a website (your own or third party), setting up a business website and how you’ll connect with your customers online.
Consistency is key, so only select platforms you can maintain at this stage.
5. Do your business plan
Your business plan is the cornerstone of your business, and it is important to do it well.
It includes things such as business description, market analysis, mission and goals, business structure, product/service description, background summary, your marketing plan and your financial plan.
Through the Self Employment Assistance Program delivered by APM Employment Services, this is one of the first things you and your business mentor will work on together.
You can always refer back to this plan, and as your business grows your plan will grow and change with you.
6. Set up your finances
Business finances are vastly different form managing your own personal finances.
You’ll need to know about cash flow – how you fund your business, what revenue you have coming in, and what your expenses are.
Tax is an essential area you will need to understand or seek professional advice for.
As a starting resource, there are usually a number of resources available from the Australian Government to help you do so.
There are also resources from state and territory governments and even some local councils.
Know the phrase about being prepared for a rainy day?
You need some protections for your business.
It could be something small like anti-virus software. But there are a few bigger considerations, too.
Familiarise yourself with your state or territory’s work health and safety laws, so you can take any necessary measures to protect the health and safety of your employees, customers, visitors, and suppliers.
Secondly, protect your business’ intellectual property (IP) – it can be a name, creation, or idea – find out what legal protections are best suited for you.
Lastly, some forms of insurance are required by law for Australian businesses, find out what protections you need for third party injury, public liability and worker’s compensation (if you have or plan to have employees).
8. Know the law
As said above, there are things required by law for Australian businesses.
And there’s a range of laws which affect and influence how your business will trade.
These include, but are not limited to business registrations, fair trading, contracts, privacy, employment, contractors, franchising, intellectual property, importing and exporting, environmental protections, marketing along with terms and conditions.
It is best to seek professional advice, seek out a business consultant so you can learn what you need to know.
9. Know how to hire and be hired
Whether having employees as part of your business is part of your plan or not, you will need to know how to hire people.
Someone becoming an employee is not the only way to hire someone.
There are different steps for hiring an employee, a contractor and even an apprentice.
Moreover, knowing in what capacity you are hired by another business and what your rights are is also essential.
The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) and the Fair Work Ombudsman have some excellent, easy to read content on these topics.
10. Keep required records
Know where your important information is when you need it.
This can be business registration, your financial information, records for your tax return or employee information.
Keeping your records organised can help you understand how your business is tracking, manage your cash flow and meet your legal obligations.
Though you can keep records electronically or as hard copies, the ATO recommends electronic record keeping if possible.
Digital business or accounting software can make record keeping easier. If you decide to use it, make sure it complies with Standard Business Reporting.
As part of Workforce Australia, Self-Employment Assistance provides more support to more people, more businesses in even more places across Australia.
Self-Employment Assistance can help you:
Workshop a business idea
Create a business plan and develop your business skills
Provide you with accredited training in small business
Connect you with business coaching from experienced and local experts in a range of industries
Existing small business owners can also use Self-Employment Assistance to develop their business plan, access accredited training, undertake a business health check and access business advice sessions.
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