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The LegalVision Graduate Program presents a unique opportunity to launch your legal career at Australia’s fastest-growing law firm. Secure a permanent role in your practice area of choice. LegalVision was founded to improve access for every business to quality legal services, disrupt the traditional law firm model, and promote a culture of technological innovation in Australia and beyond. As a Graduate at LegalVision, you will play a critical role in bringing this mission to life. You will receive comprehensive formal and on the job training focused on technical legal knowledge, matter management, and client service to give you a strong understanding of the legal needs of Australian businesses, in order to provide pragmatic advice.
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February
Optiver’s graduate program aims to have you from the training room to the trading floor in 12 weeks. Your first 4 weeks of training opens you to the ins and outs of trading and options theory, followed by immersive simulated trading. By the end of the program, you’ll be trained, licensed and ready to hit the trading floor.
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February
RBA’s 2-year Graduate Development Program offers comprehensive training, coaching and development in a supportive environment. It allows you to undertake meaningful work from day one, and to apply the knowledge acquired at university in challenging real-world situations.
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February
Quantium’s Graduate Academy is a 12-month accelerator program that will have you working with real clients on real work, right from the start. You’ll rotate through a few industries and learn across 5 pillars: Technical, commercial, people, personal and leadership. Plus, the learning doesn’t stop at the end of the academy - the goal is to train you up for promotion!
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February
Graduate Program - As a graduate at SW, you create your own pathway, putting you in the driver's seat of your career. At SW you'll enjoy a whole new world of thinking, culture and experiences, and to help support you in being your best self at work, our experienced teams will be there to support and guide you along the way. If you're looking to work one-on-one with some of the best in the business and assist clients across a range of markets and industries, our Graduate program is for you. Kick-start your career and be part of our Assurance & Advisory, Business & Private Client Advisory, Corporate Finance or Team teams in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane or Perth. We also have amazing secondment opportunities interstate and overseas.
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Frequently asked questions
Interns who apply with Hatch always get paid. We believe access to work should be fair and equitable for everyone no matter your background.
It depends on your career goals and personal preferences. Interning at a big company has different perks and benefits in comparison to a small company. For example, you may get access to more resources and networking events at a large company. On the other hand, a small company might provide a more hands-on experience that allows you to attain experience across a wide breadth of disciplines. We recommend considering your personal goals and doing your background research before you apply. We also strongly encourage trying out several internships to realise for yourself what is the best fit for you.
Intern roles may vary in flexibility depending on the company and specific position. It is best to inquire about the flexibility of a particular intern role during the application or interview process. At Hatch we often see employers being super flexible, especially when it comes to working around study.
Internships are like real-world boot camps for your career. You apply classroom knowledge to actual projects, building skills while making vital connections. They boost your experience, showing employers you're ready for the job. Plus, you gain insider insights into your chosen field, understanding its culture. Connections made during internships can be life-changing. Approach your internship with enthusiasm, learn actively, and be proactive. It's your ticket to a successful career, turning classroom wisdom into your practical superpowers.
Introduction to internships
Internships are invaluable learning experiences designed to bridge the gap between classroom knowledge and practical work. They offer a unique opportunity for students and early career folk to gain hands-on experience in a field that inspires them. Often internships are flexible around study, and other early career commitments and can even contribute to academic credits in some cases. This makes internships ideal for those who want to have a meaningful work experience, whilst balancing other commitments.
Flexible work opportunities
Internships are often structured to accommodate the schedules of students and young professionals pursuing education. Many companies understand the importance of education and are willing to provide flexible working hours, remote work options, or part-time positions. This flexibility allows individuals to seamlessly integrate their academic commitments with gaining real-world experience. Whether you're attending classes during the day or studying in the evenings, internships can be adapted to fit around your academic routine.
Balancing study and experience
The beauty of internships lies in their ability to provide a platform for applying theoretical knowledge in real-world contexts. By participating in an internship while studying, you can gain a deeper understanding of industry practices and enhance your skill set. Moreover, the experience you gain during internships can significantly boost your resume, making you more attractive to potential employers upon graduation. This symbiotic relationship between internships and study enriches your learning journey and career prospects simultaneously.
Tips for managing internships and study
To make the most of internships while studying, effective time management is key. Plan your schedule meticulously, allocating dedicated hours for both work and study. Communicate openly with your internship supervisor about your academic commitments, and explore options for remote work or flexible hours. Use online tools and resources to streamline your tasks and stay organised. Remember that the skills you acquire during your internship can enhance your academic performance, and vice versa, creating a mutually beneficial cycle of growth.
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