Life Hacks for Your Wellbeing & Career

The Life Hacks for your Wellbeing & Career workshop is here to help you to improve your general wellbeing which will help to increase productivity, meet deadlines, and achieve success in all areas of your life and career development.

The Life Hacks for your Wellbeing & Career workshop is here to help you to improve your general wellbeing which will help to increase productivity, meet deadlines, and achieve success in all areas of your life and career development. 

In this session, we'll teach you proven tools to help maintain your wellbeing, foster resilience and stay focused, no matter what life throws your way. For students who are in the midst of job hunting or seeking to land your dream graduate role, this workshop is for you!

This workshop will be held face to face at the City Campus Job Shop (Building 10, Level 4, Room 71) brought to you by the RMIT Counselling & Psychological Services and Careers, Industry & Global Experiences Team.

 

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