Careers in Community Services, Individual Support & Youth Work by RMIT

Are you passionate about making a positive impact in your community? Interested in a career in Community Services, Individual Support, or Youth Work? This event is the perfect opportunity to explore various career paths and gain valuable insights from industry experts. Come and learn more about these industries before making any decisions. Light refreshments will be offered at this event!

Open to the general public and RMIT students.

Come hear about:

  • The types of roles available in these sectors and the job demand for the future. Hear about Traineeships (earn while you learn) and Free TAFE options (study for free)
  • A day in the life of a Community / Youth Work / Individual Support, Aged Care and Disability Worker - hear from the people who work in this sector
  • What employers have to say about these industries. Types of vacancies, what makes a successful applicant, what are the work hours like, pay rates and opportunities for growth?
  • Study options and pathways in these fields and career support services you can tap into
  • Network with employers, employees and RMIT educators. Ask the people with the answers!

We hope to see you at this event and help you to understand more about these satisfying careers!

Join us at this free catered event!

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