Representing Navitas professional services as a Internee

 

Representing navitas

Navitas Professional is a professional development and education provider that helps tertiary students, graduates and young professionals to access work placements, mentoring and training with respected Australian and global businesses. These programs enable students to develop skills critical to grow their corporate careers. The team offers tailored Work Integrated Learning programs for higher education, vocational education and industry partners.

Navitas Professional delivers the Professional Year Program (PYP) to international Accounting, IT and Engineering graduates. 

Why iam good at representing Navitas-

I will do well in this job because I have the prerequisite skills and a proven track record of succeeding in this field. I saw on the job description that this role requires project management and daily interaction with clients. Those were key parts of my previous role and that’s why I’m confident I can do well in this position.”

 

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1.Career Experience Program-

The Career Experience Program is a work-readiness program that bridges the gap between being a student and becoming a successful professional in your chosen field. Navitas Professional can give you the skills to achieve your career objectives through six interactive facilitator-led online workshops and a 12-week work placement internship. The skills acquired during this online program will strengthen your employment prospects and provide you with an increased understanding of how to secure a position and navigate the world of work successfully.

2.PTE-A or IELTS online English language training

-Naviats also offers Ielts and Pte Training to the students who enrolled in professional year program

3.Work experience placements

100% of our internship placements have been matched to our participants’ professional background and future career goals.

*Some placements may attract a $300 specialty fee.

Our network consists of 4,600+ industry partners; from multi-national ASX 100 companies to small and medium sized businesses across a range of industries. Our wide network enables us to tailor your internship experience to meet your career goals.

Navitas Services to a client

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