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DeakinTALENT Jobs and Internships Board

Looking for part-time or casual work, an internship, or a graduate position? The DeakinTALENT Jobs and Internships Board is the place to look!

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Search a broad range of jobs and internships to support your stepping stones career.

Build your experience as you study and work your way towards your ultimate career goal.

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Student jobs at Deakin

Deakin offers many exciting work opportunities for students on campus as well as online.
Roles can be paid or unpaid, and include professional, casual, volunteering and mentoring opportunities.

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Roles recruited by DeakinTALENT

Our Employer Services team recruits paid vacancies on behalf of our partner employers. These roles are specifically targeted at Deakin students and graduates meaning you have a greater chance of success.

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External job boards

Casting a wide net increases your chances of success. In addition to the DeakinTALENT Jobs & Internships Board, make sure to also explore external job boards to maximise your job search and ensure you’re exposed to a broader range of options.

Job boards specifically advertising first-year, vacationer and graduate program vacancies relevant for all disciplines and year levels.

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Job boards specialising in promoting volunteering opportunities to help you build your experience.

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Seek Volunteer

Job boards specifically catering to a discipline or industry.

Job boards which are a one-stop shop showcasing a variety of job types, industries and experience levels.

Job boards and apps specialising in casual work opportunities across a variety of industries.

Search jobs available in other countries.

GradConnection

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Keep your guard up against scams

It is crucial to remain vigilant while navigating the job market, as scammers often exploit job seekers. If it seems too good to be true, it often is.

If you’re not sure, or something doesn’t feel right about a job or contract,
book an appointment with DUSA Legal Service for advice.

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Hi, my name is Connie, and I work at the Deakin legal service on campus. When you are looking for work, you might find advertisements that are actually job scams.

A scam is a criminal trick, pretending to be a real job. Scammers can steal your identity or convince you to move stolen money or property.

So, how can you tell the difference between a real job and a job scam? A job scam wants to trick you, so many scams will try to look like a real job. Scammers will ask you to sign contracts, use websites pretending to be real companies, and some will even call you on the phone. Most real jobs will want to interview you in person. If you meet your employer at their office for an interview this is probably a real job. Scammers don't want to be identified to the police, so they usually won't meet you in person.

If a job wants you to transfer money using your personal bank account or using services like Western Union, this is probably a scam. An employer should only use your personal bank account to pay you wages, and nothing else.

If a job seems too good to be true, it probably is. Jobs that claim you can work from home and make thousands of dollars doing only a couple of hours work, are probably scams. Remember if you're not sure or something doesn't feel right, you can speak to us for advice.