• Attend a Job Hacks for your Resume workshop
• View our checklist for creating a resume, and sample templates: Check List and Templates
• Online course: 'How to create a killer resume'

If you are not sure which area to head towards, then there are many vocational assessment tools out there to help you. 

• The Guardian - Personality Test
• Holland Code career test

• Jobs Bank Medical Science Sector Resource
• Career Hub
• SEEK
• Prosple Australia
• Work while you study

A brag file is a file used to keep evidence of your key achievements, ready to share with prospective employers. During a job interview, it can be used to support the claims you make and to make the interview more memorable with the use of visual cues. Capture your achievements in a notebook, and refer and add to it regularly.

How to generate networks, develop skills and gain referees through your volunteer experience.

• How volunteering helped these students launch their careers
• Volunteering Guide
• Vacancies & opportunities

• Flinders Medical Science Society
• Flinders Careers
• Hey Flinders

• Help other students and build your skills
• Join or start a club (eg Flinders Medical Science Society) 
• Boost your career prospects and study skills
• Join the Inspire Mentor program
• Have your say

• About the Award
• Bronze level

• Resources and links for Medical Science Careers
• Careerhub vacancies
• Career Planning Resources, Recordings and Workshops on CareerHub

• Careerhub

• Attend a Job Searching Strategies workshop
• Employer interviews

• Explore opportunities for Summer Research Scholarships, vacation work, and internships
• Consider a virtual internship through organisations such as The Forage and GradAustralia. For example Genetic Sciences Virtual Experience, Molecule to Market and more.
• Volunteer Opportunities including Health, Caring and Medical Volunteering

• Create your Marketing Pitch workshop

• Progress through the Horizon Award Levels (Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum) 
• Tips on how to utilise the Horizon Award in your resume and LinkedIn

• Log onto CareerHub and look at the Job application support tab

• LinkedIn Resources
• LinkedIn tips for job and sector research Video
• Attend an Introduction to LinkedIn workshop 

• Join a Job Searching Strategies workshop
• Summer Research Scholarships and vacation programs

If you are not sure which area to head towards as you approach the end of your second year, use these career planning resources to help you. 

• Visit the Australian Labour Market Insights website 

• Job Hacks

• Industry and Employer events
• Horizon Professional Development events
• Webinar series Employer in Residence

• All about the Award

• Resources for medical science careers
• Regularly monitor major national job portals such as Seek, JORA , Indeed, etc
• Summer Research Scholarships and vacation programs

• Once you have conducted career research, explored jobs and the key skills sought, followed employers, attended events and furthered your study, life and working experiences, review your progress so far.
• Connect what you have to offer with what employers are looking for.
• Based on your sector research, consider what career development activities will help you stand out when applying for your dream roles. 

Book a 1:1 appointment with a Career Development Consultant if you need to chat about your ideas, options and opportunities.

• Flinders Big Interview software
• Interview resources
• Join a Job Hacks for Interview Skills workshop 
• Watch short videos on the STAR Method and and 'Tell me about yourself'  

• Follow companies’ social media and sign up to their updates/news
• Sign up to sector news 

• Labour Market Insights

• Graduate Program Information
• Resume Resources and Resume workshops
• Cover letter resources

Most recruitment for graduate roles is the year before commencement.

Wherever possible ensure you have signed up to job alerts from, or joined the talent community of, organisations of interest to you.

Regularly monitor your job search channels for graduate positions of interest throughout your final year.

• Keep building your network through attending professional association, sector and career events
• Send personalised LinkedIn invitations to connect with the people you meet at these events

Continue to monitor your job search channels for graduate positions, programs and opportunities as needed and regularly review your strategy, application/interview effectiveness and progress.

• Consolidate your LinkedIn connections with your student peers, teachers and university contacts and keep your profile updated.
• Review Horizon learnings on Workplace Etiquette and Culture, Professional Resilience and Mindfulness, Leveraging Workplace Diversity and so on.
• Visit the Career Hub page on Starting a new job - what you need to know
• Make sure you update your email address to continue to access CareerHub. You have access to a restricted range of Careers & Employability services and resources for up to 18 months post completion.