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  1. Commencing your McCusker Centre for Citizenship internship before induction

    No, you must attend the introductory seminars before starting your 100-hour internship.    Attendance at Seminar 1: Introduction to Active Citizenship (IAC) and Seminar 2: Aboriginal... Date Updated: 19/06/2026

  2. Writing a cover letter

    There are resources on cover letters in UniHub such as a cover letter fact sheet and presentation recordings that you can refer to.    Use the free tool in Jobscan to check your cover... Date Updated: 19/06/2026

  3. Help to prepare for a job interview

    Yes! You can get help to prepare for a job interview in a number of different ways: Use the UWA's  CareerLab software. Get hands-on practice with mock interviews tailored to your specific major... Date Updated: 19/06/2026

  4. Practice psychometric tests

    Yes! Psychometric/Aptitude tests are assessments used by employers to test capabilities. Practising them can help you feel more comfortable  if you experience them during a job selection... Date Updated: 19/06/2026

  5. Contact hours and assessment for a McCusker Centre for Citizenship internship

    McCusker Centre for Citizenship internships require: During Semesters 100 hours of internship Online Placement Induction Program (PIP) – 1 hour Seminar 1 - Introduction to Active Citizenship (IAC) –... Date Updated: 19/06/2026

  6. Doing a McCusker Centre for Citizenship internship if your timetable is full

    Before applying, please consider all of your commitments for the teaching period. McCusker Centre for Citizenship internships require:  During Semesters  100 hours of internship ... Date Updated: 19/06/2026

  7. Difference between SVLG3008 and a McCusker Internship

    The McCusker Centre internships are individual community service placements, in which you undertake work directly for your host organisation. We have a variety of unit codes for these – postgraduate... Date Updated: 19/06/2026

  8. On campus job opportunities

    There are various job opportunities for students on campus. These positions are often casual paid jobs or volunteer positions. You can find job opportunities via:  Crawley Campus... Date Updated: 19/06/2026

  9. Other programs offered by the McCusker Centre for Citizenship

    In addition to the Internship Program, the McCusker Centre offers: Minor in Active Citizenship Academic Units (including Approaches to Wicked Problems and Making a Difference: Civic Participation and... Date Updated: 19/06/2026

  10. Graduate programs explained

    A graduate program is a form of employment targeted at recent or soon-to-be graduates. Both public and private organisations commonly run these programs.   Graduate roles are usually full-time... Date Updated: 19/06/2026