Ready to Lead Program
The Ready to Lead Program equips students with practical skills, confidence and professional insight to support success at university and beyond. Delivered throughout the academic year, the program complements academic study by focusing on career readiness, leadership development and personal growth.
Through a series of interactive workshops and seminars, students explore topics such as building a personal brand, establishing a professional presence on LinkedIn, developing a strong résumé, refining interview skills, and strengthening leadership and communication capabilities. The program supports students at every stage of their degree as they prepare for future careers.
Women's Industry Night
Women’s Industry Night (WIN) is an annual networking and career-building event that connects students with industry professionals, employers and alumnae. Designed as a mini-exhibition, the event provides students with direct access to organisations offering graduate and vacationer roles, internships, work experience and professional pathways.
Students are encouraged to engage in meaningful conversations, explore career options, challenge assumptions and gain real-world insight into the workplace. For many, Women’s Industry Night is a pivotal step in building professional networks and identifying future opportunities. The event also features a program of Round Table Discussions with alumnae representing various industries.
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Career Mentoring Program
The Career Mentoring Program partners third-year residents with experienced alumnae who provide personalised guidance as students prepare for life after university. Mentors support students across a range of areas, including career planning, résumé and cover letter feedback, interview preparation and professional decision-making.
This one-to-one mentoring experience offers students valuable industry insight, enhances their employability, and helps them build meaningful professional connections. The program supports a confident transition from university study to the workforce, drawing on the strength of the Women’s College’s alumnae network.
Students with an exhibitor at the 2025 Women's Industry Night.
The 2025 Career Mentoring Program participants.
