The AIIAV conference is designed to bring together students and professionals from business, diplomacy, legal, government and international development organisations. It provides undergraduates and postgraduates the opportunity to hear from and network with professionals from a wide variety of international organisations. These include representatives from the United Nations, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, and Austrade.

For more details check out our events listing by clicking on this link.

If your ideal job involves fighting for the disadvantaged and challenging social injustice, then the Community Legal Centres Law Graduate Scheme is the perfect way to launch into your career. The successful applicant will be sponsored to complete their PLT and gain experience working in three CLC across Victoria. To find out more about the opportunity and application process visit the job listing via this link.

Book a time on Law Online.  Students are asked to please bring hard copies of their CVs and cover letters to their appointments. This gives the consultants the best starting point to help you develop a winning application.

In addition, if you are applying to a specific opportunity it is beneficial to supply the position description for the consultant to reference during your meeting.

CDS ask students to be wary of a job scam targeting international students.

A group are advertising jobs at a juice bar in Melbourne and asking applicants to complete interviews via video chat. The footage is then being edited and sent to relatives, claiming that the student is in financial trouble. The group are asking the relatives to send money to a fake professor's bank account.

Pass this on. Let your friends and family know. If you or someone you know has been involved in the scam, contact a Student Support staff member.

Under the Fair Work Act the regulations concerning unpaid work are clear and a recent lawsuit in the US serves as a good reminder why.

Two former Fox Searchlight Pictures interns, Alex Footman and Eric Glatt, have successfully sued the distribution company for their unpaid work on the set of academy award winning film Black Swan. A movie which grossed more than $300 million worldwide. Find out more about the case by listening to the ABC Law Report here.