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Job searching & websites
Less than half of all positions available are advertised in the press. The majority are found through:
- Contacts, friends, colleagues and recommendations
- Web sites of employment agencies and professional science associations
- Government organisations who employ graduates
- University career resources
- Recruitment companies
- Sending resumes and tentative applications to organisations or industries
Monash University Employment and Career Development assists student and graduate job searchers, and potential employers. It provides the following service:
- A comprehensive employment and careers service to students, graduates and employers
- A wide range of facilities, programs and resources are available to students throughout their course at Monash and continue to be free up to 6 months after studies are completed
- Targeted programs and services are established for those entering the graduate labour market
- Tuition in skills such as interview techniques and resume writing for those who wish to write or improve a resume prior to completing a degree
- Assistance to local and overseas employers who may recruit graduates and students for vacation, general, part-time and graduate positions
Job searching websites
The following is a sample of the many on-line resources that may assist you in searching for employment.
- My Career
Positions advertised in the press, eg: The Age
- Career One
Positions advertised in the press, eg: The Australian
- Research Jobs Australia
A website / email service that lists new positions available within the research and development sector throughout Australia. It also includes details of scholarships, awards and grants available.
Some government departments and directories
Science career recruitment agencies
Other job search on-line directorie
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