Professional Employment Program
Mon 24 – Tues 25 Nov 2014
Program Goals
> Assist international ICT students with
transition into the Australian workplace
> Develop strategies to improve your
effectiveness in the workplace
> Improve your Australian employment
prospects
Program Features
> Industry guest speakers
> Australian workplace culture
> Tips to improve your communication skills
> Job search strategies
> Networking with Industry
Day 1
> Job search strategies
> Internship information session
> ICT Industry Panel
> Interview skills
> Australian workplace culture
> Career Services
Day 2
> Strategies for Managing your Career
> Networking Strategies
> Speed Networking Session with Industry
Apply now and Register today
> Submit your application and secure your place in the program
> Application forms are available today
> Cost: $20.00
> DEADLINE : Friday 24 October 2014
ICT Internship Project
Semester 1, 2015
ICT Internship Project
> Exciting opportunity to undertake a project in a real workplace,
as part of your Masters Degree
> Placements are supervised by a workplace professional and a
Swinburne academic, this unit will allow you to:
– apply your practical skills and theoretical knowledge in an IT
industry context
– develop your understanding of IT business processes &
structures and
– establish contacts in the IT industry
ICT Internship Project
> Internships run in each semester period in March-May and AugustOctober.
> The unit involves regular weekly classroom activities and a project activity
undertaken at an industry site for two days per week over a semester
(three months).
> The unit is credit baring and has the following assessment items:
– Work log to be filled out every week
– Time sheet when students are at the work place
– Project presentation at host organisation
– Software requirements specification document (for ICT80004 only)
– Report and project deliverables to the host organisation
Eligibility for ICT Internship Project
> Be in the final semester of an approved degree
> Maintain at least a credit average
> Complete the Professional Employment Program (PEP)
> Submit a formal application to undertake an interview
> Attend a Swinburne interview
> Be available to undertake an interview with the host organisation
in the 3 weeks prior to commencing next semester
> Have strong communication skills as well as having technical
and theoretical knowledge applicable to the ICT industry
Eligibility for ICT Internship Project
Eligible courses:
>
Master of Information Technology
>
Master of Information Technology (Professional Computing)
>
Master of Information Technology Project Management
>
Master of Technology (IT)
>
Master of Science (Network Systems)
>
Master of Engineering Science (Network Systems & Telecommunications)
>
Master of Information Technology Business Analysis
Selection Process for ICT Internship Project
> Swinburne interviews: 1-5 December 2014
> Industry interviews (timings are flexible): 9-27 February 2015
> This is a competitive process – at no stage of the application process
are positions guaranteed.
> 30-40 students each semester
> Host organisations have the final say
> Organisations will choose applicants who they believe are the best fit
for the positions on offer, the same as would occur for a general job
application process.
> Preparing for your interview is vital to securing a position make
use of the Careers service and practice the STAR technique
How to Apply for ICT Internship Project
> Register and pay for the 2-day Professional Employment
Program (PEP)
> Submit an online interview application
www.swinburne.edu.au/student/employmentopportunities/internships/internship-form.php
> Applications are due by 5PM FRIDAY 24 OCT 2014