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Contact Student Lifecycle for:
- Credit transfer & RPL applications
- Change of enrolment
- eCOEs
- Program and course advice
- Eligibility to graduate

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- List of the courses available to PG students and brief blurb
- link to course guide Part A
- requirements for enrollment

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Lam can you provide a box where the Dean's video can be uploaded

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Internship experience
Exchange abroad
Photo/paragraph
LYNDA to collect stories from Engineering news

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- add definitions of program handbooks and enrolment program structures and how to use them

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Orientation
HOW 2 RMIT added
RMIT Career Bootcamps
Student events https://www.rmit.edu.au/students/news-and-events/events

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Step 1:
WIL opportunities
Projects (Course codes)

Benefits of enrolling early

Finding out which projects are on offer

How you can put in your preferences

Placements (Course codes)
What do you need to do?

Check the course guide for requirements

Self-sourced or found via job shop

Checklist of what they need to do

Which flexi term would I fit into?

Do we have canned responses from WIL Engineering

Placements only
Step 2: Preparing yourself for WIL –

Company Research

Resume

Cover Letter

Interviews

Industry Mentoring

WIL Prep Info Series / Future Edge

**International Opportunities additional requirements
-Visa (work)
-Accommodation
-Insurance
-Travel arrangements

Step 3:

Finding  Opportunities

Access to advertised opportunities

Self-Sourcing Opportunities

Compliance – refer to importance and course specific information

Step 4:
Pre-WIL requirements

Checking you are enrolled

Mandatory modules

Agreements

Other placement site requirements

Getting ready for your first day

Other:
Looking for casual work?

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Step 1a-checking course requirements including assessments
STEP 1b-Professional behavior on placement

Student charter link and expected behaviours

Checking Uni emails regularly-this is how we will communicate with you

Step 1:How to get support

How & Where to get help

Step 2: Working Safely

Health and Safety

Work Rights

Disclosure & Workplace Modifications

Step 3: Transition to the workplace

Starting Work

Becoming a professional

Networking

Resolving Conflict

Working Online

Reflective Practice

Step 4: Professional Development

Don't forget to update your CV and LinkedIn

Links to additional resources eg. Learning modules on key business skills

After WIL - Launch Your Career

Step 1: Use Your Experience
- Update Your LinkedIn
-Update your CV
-If appropriate ask your industry link if they will be a future referee
Profile / Application documents
- Keep in touch and ask for recommendations
Step 2: Next Steps

Action Plan

Access Support eg. Grad Bootcamp

Connect with Industry

Future Edge

Mentoring

Broaden experience

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(Helen, ok to delete this page?)-Yes please do from Helen

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- examples of default enrolment plans can be provided, e.g. semester 1 commencement and semester 2 commencement

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- add definitions and responsibilities for course coordinators and course lecturers so that students understand who to contact and for what

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Exemption advice - 4+1
We will work out what to put in this page once SL have worked out what they put on their page - lets avoid duplication

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Margaret has added links to SSCCs and RMIT Volunteering.
Lucy - add links to Engineering Volunteering

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Link to RUSU webpage
Link to relevant student clubs
Brief blurb

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Alumni stories

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Why University is more than a piece of paper
RMIT Careers resources
Sign up for the newsletter

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Lets have 4 pages set up in this section like the other sections

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AKBAR K will work with PMs Richardt, Lucy, Sara to develop a set of questions
HELEN will develop a list of training for soft skills that the questions will direct students to
AKBAR has a macro that will send a personalised set of suggestions for each student
2022 Implement the quiz in a common Yr 1 course