UQ Indigenous Engagement Division Executive Support Officer Manu Noney outlines why the Vice-Chancellor's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Graduate Program has been a great opportunity for personal and professional growth.
- What attracted you to the program?
I liked the support promised to graduates in the Vice-Chancellor’s Indigenous Graduate Program and the commitment to learning and development throughout the program.
- What has been a highlight of being in the program?
The program has been an invaluable support to me. It has helped me gain confidence in my abilities and provided me with the resources, guidance, and experiences to excel in my chosen field. It has been a great opportunity for personal and professional growth, and I cherish the connections I have made and the collaborative work I have engaged in so far.
- What would you like to share with someone who is interested in this program?
I highly recommend taking advantage of the program's offerings for personal and professional development. It will increase your confidence and equip you with the skills needed for future career success. Enjoy and embrace this opportunity and make the most of it as you embark on your journey as a future graduate.
- What relevant skills and knowledge are you developing in the program?
From finance, administration, events, and marketing I have enjoyed the opportunity to diversify my skill set following the completion of my communications degree, working with various teams, and learning from others in my division.