now is the time to start thinking about employment for when you finish your course. Whether you finish mid-year or at the end of 2014, you need to begin considering where you would like to work and researching when the companies you are interested in recruit new graduates. Continue reading
Work experiences such as internships can:
There are a heap of work experience programs to tap into including:
If you attended our February MasterClass, you’ll know that this 3 hour session packed in a lot about:
We wanted to make sure there was something for everyone and we also know that the timing of workshops might not work for everyone. Here are some resources for you to draw on based on your particular needs and interests. Continue reading
Depending on your situation, here are some resources you might find useful during your studies and in finding a graduate role when you finish your degree.
Disability support staff can assist you in assessing your needs and provide support so you can participate at university fully and to the best of your ability.
Here’s some general information designed to assist you in your journey at university.
Information about options and pathways to do with disclosing your disability in post-secondary education and the workplace. Continue reading
Having a job entitles you to certain rights and conditions as well as a pay-packet and the other rewards (and responsibilities) of paid work. Legal documents known as awards or agreements set out the rights and conditions of each workplace, including:
Need to bring in some money while you study? Part-time or casual work can fit in well with study commitments and also give you more skills to offer employers when you graduate.
Here are some flexible part-time job options that students commonly manage around their studies. Continue reading
There are a few ways to find part-time or casual work, depending on the type of job you want.
Talk to your friends and family members. Can they fill you in on what their workplace is like? Do they know of any job opportunities coming up? Could they recommend you to their current employer? Do they know someone who is starting a business and needs workers? Are they aware of any other opportunities for paid work?
Research individual shops and food outlets at major shopping centres that are close to where you live, or would be easy to travel to. Continue reading
Service Learning in the Community (HUM2SLC) is a new elective subject for second and third year students offered in Semester 2, 2014. The subject will enable you to learn about Australia’s Non-Government Organisations (NGOs) and give you the opportunity to get hands-on experience working on a project within a small team for a community organisation.
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