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Graduate Employment Resources
Waikato
Vacancies Page
This page has a list of current vacancies for Graduates that is updated
on a regular basis. This is the key place to find out about current
graduate roles.
New
Zealand Job Vacancy Websites
Job vacancy websites as compiled by the team at Career Services Rapuara.
WorkSite/PaeMahi
At WorkSite you'll find useful links and information on everything
to do with work, skills and training in New Zealand.
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Careers Events and Skills Workshops
Events on
Campus
Full details on employer events on campus can also be found on the
Jobs4grads.net website
Job-Seeking
Skills Workshops
Looking to improve your job searching skills? Attend one of our workshops
to find out how.
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Job
Searching Skills
How
to write a covering letter
It's the first impression an employer will have of you. It can be more
important than your CV. Do you know how to write one?
How to
write a CV
A CV is an essential part of any serious job search. Find out everything
you need to know about writing one in this article.
Application
Checklist
About to send out an application? Check these helpful reminders first.
Finding
Graduate Employment
Where do I start? Where should I look? Am I looking in the right places? This
article will help you find some of the answers
The
Art of Networking
Networking is a crucial part of your job search. Read on to find out
how to make it easy.
Company
Research
Company research is vital to your success at all stages of an application
process.
Advice
for International Students
Looking for employment in New Zealand while studying or after you complete
your qualification? This article will help you on your way.
Skills
Identification and Development
Want to know what skills employers look for? Unsure what skills you
need or already have? Read on!
Interview
Skills
Got an interview coming up? Find out how to put your best foot forward
and succed.
Advice
from employers
Top tips from recent employers of graduates.
An
experience of graduate recruitment
Advice from a recent graduate on what to expect in a typical graduate
recruitment process at a large New Zealand organisation
Job Offers and
Salary Negotiation
You have conquered the CV and covering letter, aced the interview process,
and now you have been offered a job - what do you do next?
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Part Time Employment and Internships
Student
Job Search
SJS is the largest source of part time work for students, and their
FutureGrad programme helps you find skilled, degree related work over
summer. SJS are on campus in the block of shops next to the lake.
Work Experience Papers:
If your degree has a compulsory work experience paper, first check
with your School of Study for their sources of employment. Some links
are:
You must ensure that any internship or work experience
that you take meets the academic requirements of your degree.
Working Abroad
Teaching
English in Japan
Considering teaching English in Japan? This article has an overview
of the industry and tells you how to get started.
Teaching
English in Korea, Taiwan & China
Information on how to get started teaching English in Korea, Taiwan
or China.
Teaching
in Asia - Questions to Ask
Considering working in an Asian country teaching English? Here are
some important questions to ask of potential employers and of yourself.
International
Teaching Sites
Internet tools for teachers including websites to teaching internationally.
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Additional Links
Careers and
Employment Related Resources
Links as maintained by the Careers and Employment Centre
Links
to Study Abroad Opportunities
Information on studying abroad during your degree
University
of Waikato Vacancies
Did you know that the University of Waikato is one of the top 5 employers
in the Waikato region?
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Additional Links
University
of Waikato Alumni Association
The Alumni Association continues the relationship between graduates
(alumni) and the University, forming a 'community of scholars'.
University
of Waikato Scholarships Office
The Scholarships Office may be able to help if you need financial assistance
for further study
SHL
Direct For Students
Help with aptitude tests from SHL
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