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Job Shop

The Job Shop services

 

  • Free Resume and Cover Letter reviews
  • Help to find job opportunities 
  • Careers workshops and events
  • Information about Careers Consultations
  • Learn more about job ready programs such as Future Edge, Industry Mentoring and Jobs on Campus

No matter what your careers question might be, you can drop in and see our Job Shop Team. 

 

Want to get your resume reviewed?

To have either your resume or cover letter reviewed at the Job Shop you must have attended one of the weekly Resume or Cover Letter workshops.
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Locations and opening times

City campus

Job Shop
Building 10, Level 4, Room 71

Monday–Friday
9am–5pm 

 

Bundoora campus

RMIT Connect
Building 202, Level 2, Room 5

Tuesday
11:30am–2:30pm 

Thursday
11:30am–2:30pm 

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City campus Job Shop

Visit Building 10 Level 4, Room 71 or call +61 9925 2655.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Job Shop is your one-stop-shop for every thing careers related; workshops, resume reviews, job searching advice, jobs on campus and more!
If you want help with finding a job, updating your resume, writing a cover letter or gaining experience in your industry the Job Shop can help you. Ask the Job Shop staff and they will accommodate your job hunting needs.
The Job Shop is a free service offered to all RMIT students while they are studying and six months after they graduate.
The Job Shop staff are students, just like you, who have been trained in careers skills. They understand the conflicting pressures you experience in gaining employment while studying and know the best ways to address this.
To get you resume reviewed at the Job Shop book in to an Hour of Power Resume Review session, held weekly, or drop-by when there are no workshops running and talk to our friendly staff about your resume.

Visit the Online resources page for a list of extra services available to all RMIT students.

To build your employability while you’re studying, complete RMIT Creds to develop your personal and professional skills and capabilities. RMIT Creds are available to all current RMIT students. 

RMIT offers a range of online career resources. For quick tips on resumes, cover letters, job searching and career development visit the Quick Tips page.

You can find all Job Shop workshops listed on the RMIT CareerHub.

Now you can scroll the selection of workshop offerings and start booking your spot.

The Job Shop can help all students in identifying where to look for jobs and how to apply for them. Whether you are looking for a role once you graduate or casual work while you’re studying the Job Shop staff will help you find what you need.
The first step is to join the Jobs on Campus program! From there you can check what roles are currently being advertised on campus and apply online. 

This is a resource developed specifically to assist students in your situation

Once you have explored the resource, a Job Shop Assistant will be able to advise if you could benefit from an appointment with a Careers Counsellor.

If you’re wanting to apply for jobs that require experience consider improving your resume through volunteering, casual work, internships and the RMIT Creds. The Job Shop staff can help you in finding volunteer, internship and work opportunities relevant to the type of job you wish to apply to.
The Job Shop can help you in locating graduate programs with applications still open, graduate programs with mid-year intakes and full-time positions in your industry relevant to your experience. Further, they can help you in identifying the graduate programs you’re most interested in and finding information on the next graduate intake application period so you’re prepared if you wish to apply the following year.
The Job Shop runs workshops that cover topics ranging from; resume writing, cover letters, LinkedIn profiles, industry placements, networking and many more. To see all the workshops currently available visit the RMIT CareerHub.