Develop your workforce
RMIT University enjoys an international reputation for excellence in professional and vocational education, applied research and engagement with the needs of industry and the community.
RMIT exists to create transformative experiences for our students. This is the driving focus of RMIT’s next chapter: “Ready for life and work”.
Our Careers and Employability team will work in partnership with you, whether you wish to employ our students and graduates, host an internship, project or placement, mentor a student or train apprentices and trainees.
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Recruit students and graduates
RMIT Careers and Employability can connect you to our talented students and graduates.
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Careers events
RMIT Careers and Employability can connect you to our talented students and graduates.
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Training for apprentices and trainees
Employing an apprentice or trainee is just one way RMIT can develop your workforce.
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Mentor students
Share your passion for your profession and invest in the workforce of the future through one of RMIT’s Industry Mentoring programs.
Become a mentor
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Host internships, projects and placements
Providing the opportunity to work within industry is a cornerstone of RMIT University’s approach to industry-relevant education and a key point of engagement and connection between RMIT and industry.
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Tailored workforce solutions
RMIT collaborates with clients from the public, private, not-for-profit and government sectors to create and deliver customised training programs.
Tailored workforce solutions
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Australian and Indian teachers join forces for intercultural education
The Peer Alliance for Productive Professional Experience in Teaching (PAPPET) program sent 20 pre-service teachers to Bengaluru, India.