Shape your Career: Building resilience in times of uncertainty

Are you ready for the future of work?

Are you ready for the future of work?

RMIT Activator is the university's growth engine for entrepreneurship and innovation, providing our student, staff and alumni with the opportunity to build entrepreneurial skills to unlock their future potential.

Uncertainty and crises are the new normal in the world, so it’s critical that all our graduates develop the skills to navigate this unpredictable and rapidly changing landscape and bring these capabilities into the workforce.

Research shows that the entrepreneurial mindset — skills including innovation, self-reliance, comfort with risk, communication and problem solving — prepares young people for such lifelong success.

You have the opportunity to experience how Activator builds these skills through an experiential webinar workshop entitled "Building resilience in time of uncertainty". The session will give you the opportunity to develop and apply problem solving skills to enable you to successfully navigate ambiguity and uncertainty.

All attendees must register for this event. Once you register, a link will be sent to gain access to the stream closer to the event date.

 

For queries related to the event, contact the Student Recruitment Team at student.recruitment@rmit.edu.au

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