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Internships, vacation programsÌýand practical experience

If you need to complete practical experience as part of your degree, or you are looking to gain experience throughout the year or in your summer break; internships are a great way to build skills. Check CareerHub frequently to stay ahead of new opportunities as they are advertised.

ÌýInternships Website

Grad Employment Bootcamp

Are you thinking about graduate jobs? ÌýThe Grad Employment Bootcamp is a great way to learn more about sourcing and applying for graduate opportunities.Ìý Over 5 weeks qualified Career Development Practitioners will lead you through job search techniques, branding and marketing tools and practical sessions to develop your interview skills. The sessions are tailored to final year students sourcing and applying for graduate opportunities but the content would also be relevant for students applying for work experience opportunities.

Part 1: Sourcing Graduate Jobs

The Sourcing Graduate Jobs seminar is Faculty specific, however, the job search techniques will be useful for all disciplines, and could also suit students looking for work experience. We will be looking at specific websites and alternative sources and techniques which could be utilised during the job-hunting process.

Part 2: Applications

The Applications seminar will guide you through the recruitment process and in particular, how to complete online applications and address selection criteria for Graduate Programs. This is for final year students applying for graduate jobs (any discipline). You will be guided through how to formulate your selection criteria responses, as well as how to best present yourself in online applications and learn about psychometric testing.

Part 3: Branding via LinkedIn

LinkedIn is a global network for professionals with more than 300 million members. It is the way that professionals connect, engage and access knowledge and career building resources. This session is an interactive, hands-on development session intended to maximise your LinkedIn profile. Please note: As this session will focus on developing your profile, please create an account for LinkedIn prior to attending the workshop ().

Part 4: Interviews

The Interviews session is a practical session where you can practice answering typical interview questions.Ìý

Pre workshop preparation:

We have a huge number of videos, articles and tips on preparing for interviews available in our Career Skills platform (use your Uni ID and password to access them) and you can also review our Interview Guide (pdf) and/or Online Interview Module within CareerHub for more information. In these resources above you can learn about:

• Types of interviews

• Appropriate attire and behaviours for the interview

• Interview techniques for answering questions

• Learn about using the STAR Model - We will have a practice of this technique in the interview session so it is a good idea to think of some examples to use in the session.

Practice Session:

Booking into this event will allow you time to practice your interview techniques with other students from the Uni. We will:

• practice introductions

• flesh out and practice your answer to 'tell me about yourself'

• develop and practice some behavioural questions using the STAR Model as a framework.

Part 5: Assessment Centre – practice session

This interactive workshop will simulate a real-life assessment centre which is often the final stage of the recruitment process. Students will receive oral feedback on their performance in the assessment centre tasks. The session will be 2.5 hours of practice - undertaking activities that simulate real assessment centre tasks. Students will be given verbal feedback on their performance in the assessment centre tasks.

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Interested? Look out for communications from Career Services in February and keep an eye out for the events to be listed in CareerHub.Ìý Sessions traditionally run in the first half of Semester 1.

Graduate jobs and Graduate programs

Graduate programs and entry-level positions can be sourced in many ways includingÌýonline through job search engines, accessing the hidden job market, applying to companies directly and through CareerHub.

For studentsÌýwith disabilities, chronic illnesses, mental health conditions or who are neurodivergent (no documentation required), who are at any point of study and in any degree, and in the year (12 months) from completion of studies access the .Ìý

To learn more about graduate programs and finding opportunities you can access online resources and guides, and stay updated, as opportunitiesÌýare listed on .Ìý

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Casual, part-time work and volunteering

Getting an entry-point into the workforceÌýand learning new skills as a volunteer are great ways to build your resume.

lists degree-related part-time roles, theÌý×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog of Adelaide has a campus casual roles register,ÌýÌýhas a casual jobs board and volunteering register and there are lots of other external sites.

Start thinking about ways to build your experience now.

Volunteer on campusÌý

More Job Resources

Looking for more inspiration for your job hunting and career planning? Check out industry sites like (including their new ) for company profiles, graduate jobs and more. In the ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlogn market, is also a go-to for job hunting and resources.Ìý

More resources

International opportunities

GoinGlobal can help you prepare for an international career and we haveÌýmade sure that all students have free access to the platform. The site provides you with employment resources including world-wide job opportunities, internship listings, industry profiles and country-specific career information.

Industry events

Meeting industry professionals in-person and building your network is a great way to prepare for your future. We arrange regular events and industry visits on and off campus where students can meet professionals. Industry events range from information sessions on careers within certain companies to hackathons and site visits.Ìý

Careers Expo

Careers Expo is an annual event held in March thatÌýbrings employers and industry.Ìý Stay tuned for more info on which companies will attend and how to prepare.Ìý

Resources and guides

Read articles written by industry professionals, interviews with recruiters, downloadable guides, profiles on recent graduates and more. All resources and guides span across a range of career and employability topics and are available for free on CareerHub.Ìý

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Employability website

Our employability website is a useful information resource for students. Designed to help you find opportunities to develop your employability at the ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog, it highlights both curricular and extra-curricular experiences.Ìý

Visit the Employability Website

Advice for Chinese students

The China Career ReadyÌýPlus (CCR+) Program is designed to assist students from China who are looking to build a successful career. This award-winning careers program provides expert support to Chinese students to help prepare for graduate jobs in ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog and China.Ìý

China Career Ready Plus

Disability employment support

The ×îÐÂÌÇÐÄVlog Specialist Employment Partnership (USEP) is set up to help enrolled and recently graduated students with a disability, mental health condition, chronic illness or who are neurodivergent to gain graduate employment. This is a free, flexible and tailored disability employment service provided by an experienced consultant.Ìý