Customised career support for students from equity priority backgrounds delivered via the Career Success Program.
What is the Career Success Program?
The Career Success Program provides First Nations students, and eligible students impacted by socio-economic barriers, with additional support to help you become job ready.
Through Career Success activities, you’ll:
- gain access to opportunities that assist you build career confidence
- develop employability attributes employers are looking for
- learn to articulate your strengths and capabilities
You will have access to a range of support options, such as
- ongoing career counselling supporting resume building, interview success and job search through career success appointments
- career group chats and workshops
- a financial grant to enable and support your WIL placement or internship (subject to further eligibility)
- selected assessment tools to identify strengths, explore careers and increase your self-awareness
- direct access to employers through the Reverse Careers Fair or Part time and Casual Careers Fair
- timely and targeted notifications of relevant internships, graduate roles and other work opportunities through the Career Success newsletter
Am I eligible?
You can access the Career Success Program if you are a domestic student studying a Diploma, Advanced Diploma or an undergraduate Bachelor degree, and:
- identify as a First Nations student or
- can demonstrate low socioeconomic status as defined by the government (check eligibility using the Regional Adjustment/low-SES Calculator)
Contact
- To register for a workshop or event, visit Student events and activities - RMIT University – see the Career and development tab.
- For all other enquires, please submit a ticket online via Student Connect.
