For many migrant professionals and international graduates, internships in Australia are the missing link between strong skills and real job offers. An internship can turn “no local experience” into “proven Australian workplace experience” and open doors to roles that match your qualifications and ambitions. Why internships matter for migrant professionals Internships are more than a

Worried about whether you’ll actually get a good internship? Here’s exactly how our placement process works to provide you the right opportunity. The Personal Approach Our specialist placement team starts by understanding you. We discuss your career goals, review your skills, and consider your preferences for location and company type. This isn’t random matching –

In a strong job market, some may deliberate why they’d bother with an internship? Generally, internships are unpaid (which is a downside) so it’s important to understand why they enhance future job prospects specifically your employability so greatly. It’s not just about getting the job (albeit it helps!) but more so being ready and prepared

Nowadays, just about everyone has a device with GPS functionality on their person and it’s certainly made navigating the world a lot easier, whether you’re walking, biking, driving or catching the bus.  The GPS has made it so easy to get from point A to point B and many will offer different route options too,

Since lockdowns ended and people slowly started returning to offices around Australia, we’ve been hearing about The Great Resignation and how employees are voting with their feet, seeking greener pastures with better conditions and opportunities. With unemployment holding steady at a record low of 4% in Australia, it means attracting and retaining good staff has

In today’s competitive job market an internship will give you invaluable experience to use when transitioning from university graduate into the workforce. Modern day internships aid students in gaining practical on-the-job training experiences in a real workplace through practising & understanding day-to-day tasks, employee interactions and challenges of a working environment. It is the best

COVID has radically changed the job and education landscape with a natural flow on internships programs. The effects have challenged the way organisation’s staff and recruit, and in some cases has compromised long-term growth strategies. However, as lockdowns cease and the economy rebounds, we are seeing businesses scale up, often quickly, and importantly a strong

When preparing for your internship, focusing on the right areas will give you the best opportunity to succeed. We know life can be busy with commitments and responsibilities, but with the right preparation, you’re much more likely to impress. Performance Education’s top tips to prepare for an internship: Knowledge You would have refreshed your technical

FROM WAYUP.COM: You applied, got the interview, received an offer, and now you’re about to start your new internship. You’re nervous yet excited and you want to ensure that you’re fully prepared so that you can walk in ready to rock whatever is thrown your way. First impressions will set the standard, for your first week especially,

Internships can be a fantastic opportunity to demonstrate your skills and develop relationships in your ideal work environment. For our students at PE, these placements are the perfect place to practice and hone soft skills – something employers are desperate to see from potential job candidates. Bridging that gap between university and employment and getting