Future Edge

Future Edge

Be recognised for building your practical, transferable skills through volunteering, events and other experiences.

Be recognised for building your practical, transferable skills through volunteering, events and other experiences.

Be recognised for building your practical, transferable skills through volunteering, events and other experiences.

What is Future Edge?

Future Edge is a self-paced program that helps you build practical, transferable skills through training, volunteering, events and other experiences.

Many employers and businesses are looking for graduates who have more than just a qualification – they want individuals who have strong communication, teamwork and time management skills, who can problem solve and be adaptable.

Future Edge is designed to help you build your capabilities across these areas (and many more!) and show employers that you have the skills and experience they're looking for.

You can complete the Future Edge program in your own time while studying and decide which skills you want to focus on building.

As part of the Future Edge program, you will:

  • Create a personal plan that outlines your goal and the skills you want to build
  • Improve your skills through volunteering, events, workshops, part-time work and more
  • Learn how to communicate your skills and experiences to potential employers
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Get the skills employers are looking for.

The Future Edge Journey

The Future Edge Program has three stages.

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Attend a Sorted for Success workshop, where you will develop your goal and identify specific actions you can complete to help you achieve your goal.

During the workshop, we’ll look at past student’s goals and journeys so you can get inspiration for your plan, and staff are ready to help you identify different experiences and activities you can do to build your skills and reach your goal.

If you can’t attend the workshop, you can watch a summary of it and answer a few short questions online.

Finally, you’ll upload your Future Edge goal and actions.

This is the stage where you start completing the actions you set to help you reach your goal. It might involve volunteering, attending workshops, online training, or lots more.

As you complete each experience, you’ll submit records to show what you’ve done.

Once you’ve worked towards achieving your goal and recorded a minimum amount of activities and experiences, you can complete your Future Edge Journey by reflecting on what you have learned and setting yourself more goals to work towards.

Get started – Register now

Login to CareerHub to register for the Future Edge program.

Find out more

For more information, email future.edge@rmit.edu.au.

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For existing Future Edge participants

To track your progress, register for workshops and submit details of your completed activities, log in to Future Edge below.

Log in to Future Edge

Frequently asked questions

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Yes. When you successfully complete Future Edge, you will receive a digital Future Edge certificate, and acknowledgement of your participation on your academic transcript of results.

Future Edge is not a recruitment service. It builds the essential knowledge, skills and experience that employers demand. Statistics show that co-curricular activities, interpersonal skills and industry knowledge are must-haves when seeking employment. Future Edge enables you to develop and demonstrate these skills.

You can progress through Future Edge at your own pace however you must complete the program before the end of your qualification.

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RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business - Artwork 'Luwaytini' by Mark Cleaver, Palawa.

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