how to become more employable in your time at uni

gen z money

When you're a uni grad you want to stand out to get a job! You don't learn all the skills you need for your future job in your subjects - a lot of those skills you can be building right now, so Azaria and Emily unpack this, chatting about:

👉🏽how important and useful networking and networking skills can be in getting you a job/getting you on your desired career track

👉🏻how important LinkedIn can be - go set it up!

👉🏿attending student organisation and society events

👉building good relationships with teaching staff at uni

👉🏼making the most of every opportunity at uni - grant programs, events, contacts, panels, industry days

👉🏻sourcing opportunities to get experience - things like internships (try and make it paid 😉)

👉🏾ways to stand out after graduation

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