Insights into the Australian labour market

Want to know which industries are growing? What occupations are in demand? Then this event may be perfect for you, register now and secure your spot!

Want to know:

🛠️Which industries are growing?

🩺What occupations are in demand?

💡Skills for the future?

Join us for an exciting hybrid online and in-person event where you'll gain valuable job insights and learn about the ever-evolving labour market. Whether you're currently exploring your career options, or simply curious about the current job market, this event is for you!

Please note we will be providing insights into labour market trends specific to Australia, with a particular focus on the state of Victoria.

Hybrid venues

You can either opt to attend this session online or in person at RMIT University Melbourne City Campus.

The general public and RMIT students are welcome to attend.

  • Online: Microsoft Teams meeting link
  • Location: RMIT University Melbourne City Campus, Megaflex 1 (Room 11) in Building 8, Level 4 (008.04.011), 360 Swanston Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge. Register now and secure your spot!

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