Crafting Careers for a Changing World

Level Up Your Career: Complete the Employability E-learning Pathways!

Students working towards this KNoT are required to complete 3 hours of engagement with any of the following activities:

Get career-ready with four key steps:

Understand your Professional Self

• Discover your strengths through self-assessments and reflection
• Talk to a Careers Consultant to plan your path
• Find opportunities that match your interests and values
• Complete skills modules on Career Central to fill skill gaps

• Understand Industries and Employers

• Explore industries through pathway activities
• Network with professionals and attend events- professional associations, ANU events ,CBRIN
• Interview someone in a job that interests you
  
  Find and Apply for Jobs

• Craft and review your job application
• Talk to a Careers Consultant to discuss job search strategies, to review your tailored job application and get interview tips
• Practice interviewing and improve with feedback
  
  Navigate and Drive Your Career
• Manage the transition from study to work, build resilience, and stay focused through change.
• Identify opportunities that align with your goals and values to support your career growth.
• Develop a tailored action plan with clear, achievable steps toward your career success.

Look under related links on our website for resources to help you navigate Career Central - a video and a written guide: ANU Careers & Employability

Use Student User Guide or view video re Career Central on our website under related links: ANU Careers & Employability

Once you have done the activities outlined in this KNoT continue the following activities in your university and outside university life to be interesting to employers and to build your employability:

• Make sure you keep networking with people in industries and jobs you are interested in
• Do casual or part time work throughout your degree -aim for office based roles later in your degree if that aligns to your career goals
• Do volunteering- particularly leadership roles in student clubs/societies or in community organisations
• Get involved in student leadership opportunities
• Build your list of referees- from casual work, volunteering, leadership and academics
• Do internships or other WIL options
• Engage with ANU Careers and Employability for career guidance and employer connections
• Stay on Career Central- you have it as a student and alumni- once you graduate change your status by contacting careers@anu.edu.au

The completion for each point should be about one A4 page.