Internship & Professional Placement Program
Who benefits from an Internship?
Internships benefit everybody involved and enable a seamless entry to the business world for students seeking to use the skills they have learnt in a course.
Internships are liked by sponsor organisations and those looking for staff because they operate in a friendly environment where each party gets the opportunity to see how each other operates in an on-boarding environment where up-skilling is an important aspect of the hiring process.
Candidates find internship programs highly beneficial in the process of finding work and getting promoted as these show a willingness to be tutored and coached, while gaining real world experience.
How the Internship Program Works
If you decide to become an intern under our program, you will undergo a Pre-Qualification which focuses on your training results and existing work experience.
You will then be placed under the management of an experienced program manager where you’ll receive expert guidance and program management from qualified and experienced Office and Business Administrators.
The internship is unpaid and completed on a part-time basis and small businesses participants will have the benefit of having work completed for them.
Our internship tasks are reviewed and modified periodically to reflect the most recent legislative changes and skill requirements.
Sample Tasks
Business Admin
Tasks performed during the internship may involve helping clients with daily, weekly and month end tasks. This may include:
- Working on data entry tasks
- Helping with Credit Management procedures
- Supporting end of month reconciliations
- Demonstrating how to perform an annual budget
- Cashflow analysis and reporting
- Sales analysis and reporting work
Office Administration
Office support and administration tasks include working with spreadsheets, documents and presentations as well as communicating with customers, suppliers and employees and managing calendars. This may include:
- Creating or modifying documents and reports
- Editing and designing complex spreadsheets
- Reporting using Presentations
- Scheduling meetings and attendees
Customer Service and Support
Online Customer Support agent tasks including using the phone, website chat and email to communicate with clients. Tasks can include:
- Researching competitors products and services
- Answering pre-sales questions
- Understanding Frequently Asked Questions
- Helping new customers understand how to use support
Our Expectations
We have a minimum standard level of entry whereby you have sufficient skills to complete the majority of the intern tasks without the need for constant supervision. Assessment of intern skills is required prior to acceptance into the internship program and placement may depend upon the requirements of Internship Program Providers.
The Benefits to You
The internship is a great opportunity to accumulate Australian hands-on work experience for International students. You will learn how to manage your own time, and the sorts of tasks and projects required of an independent contractor operating their own business. It’s a great lead in to running your own business and becoming your own boss!
When you enter an internship with us you’ll also receive career and small business guidance from our team. You’ll get the benefit of a reference outlining your performance as a part-time, unpaid intern for the duration of your internship with us.
Internships are available with the Remote Contractor Program