UniSA Career Services is coming back to Mount Gambier!
Are you keen to understand how to plan and develop your career, optimise your employability, prepare high quality graduate applications, develop job search strategies and access career related support services? You are invited to join a range of sessions prepared to build your skills, knowledge and expertise in preparing to further your career.
The sessions listed below include in-class sessions and the opportunity to meet personally with Claire Curyer, UniSA Career Adviser.
We recommend that you add these sessions to your calendar and book in early where registration is required.
We look forward to meeting you on campus!
Tuesday 25 March 2025 |
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| 11:00am–12:00pm |
Introduction to your career development (Foundation Studies) Have you ever found yourself asking questions like these: Where can my studies take me? What are my future career choices? Where will I find work, what are my options and how can I figure out what will suit me? In this workshop, we will help you explore the answers to some of these questions! |
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12:00pm–2:00pm |
Career guidance 1:1 or drop-in sessions with Claire Curyer – LC1-21 This is your opportunity to personally connect with Claire, our experienced Career Adviser, to have your resume/cover letter checked, get suggestions on how to build your experience, gain tips and hints on preparing for an interview, and discuss your career direction and plan. Drop-ins are welcome, but if you would like to book a 1:1 appointment with Claire while she is on campus, please contact her directly to book a time at claire.curyer@unisa.edu.au |
| 2:00pm–3:00pm |
Preparing for placement (First-year nursing students) Set yourself up for a successful placement ensuring you not only make the most of the opportunity but build professional networks in the process. Understand the importance of volunteering and how this can build your employability skills and utilise social media to your advantage. All this is covered in a workshop designed specifically for first-year nursing students. |
| 3:00pm–5:00pm |
Career guidance 1:1 or drop-in sessions with Claire Curyer – LC1-21 This is your opportunity to personally connect with Claire, our experienced Career Adviser, to have your resume/cover letter checked, get suggestions on how to build your experience, gain tips and hints on preparing for an interview, and discuss your career direction and plan. Drop-ins are welcome, but if you would like to book a 1:1 appointment with Claire while she is on campus, please contact her directly to book a time at claire.curyer@unisa.edu.au |
Wednesday 26 March 2025 |
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| 9:00am–9:30am |
Looking for work in education while studying (Education primary professional experience students) Learn what is expected when looking for work in education while studying. We will cover the importance of networking and how to present your resume and cover letter specially for the education sector. You will leave this session with the confidence to professionally position yourself for a role in education. |
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9:30am–10:30am |
Preparing for placement (Second-year nursing students) Set yourself up for a successful placement ensuring you not only make the most of the opportunity but build professional networks in the process. Understand the importance of volunteering and how this can build your employability skills and utilise social media to your advantage. All this is covered in a workshop designed specifically for second-year nursing students. |
| 12:00pm–2:00pm |
How can UniSA Career Services help during your studies? (Aboriginal Pathways Program) Learn about the range of career services, support and online resources available to you while you study and how it can boost your career confidence and preparedness. You will also learn about some of the most important factors when it comes to career planning, making decisions and managing your career for the long term. |
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2:00pm– 2:30pm |
How to write a winning resume and cover letter – LC1-04 In this session, learn the 'resume basics'; what employers expect to see in your resume, how to be as competitive as possible, and the key steps to writing a great cover letter that stands out. This session is open to all students. |
Seeking further assistance outside of the workshops listed above? These other services are also available to you as a regional student: