Student & Placement Resources

The Commonwealth Prac Payment (CPP) provides eligible nursing, midwifery, teaching, social work, and Diploma of Nursing students with $331.65 per week during mandatory placements. This blog breaks down who qualifies, how to apply, key deadlines, and what students need to know to access this financial support and reduce placement-related stress.

In healthcare education, mastering time management is not just about meeting deadlines—it’s about preparing for a profession where every second counts.

Clinical placements are where your learning comes to life. They help you develop critical nursing or midwifery skills, gain real-world...

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Tips for Healthcare Students: Finding Job Opportunities in Australia Whether you’re a nursing, allied health, or medical student, knowing...

Being a healthcare student doesn’t mean you have to wait until graduation to start building your career. In fact, working part-time while...

Victoria continues to lead the way in supporting and growing its future healthcare workforce. One of the most successful and recognised...

📝 Note: This post was written in early 2024. As of May 2025, the RUSOM hourly rate in Victorian public hospitals has increased to above...

Mental health placements can feel daunting—especially when you’re not sure what to expect. For many undergraduate nursing students, this...

We're excited to launch the updated version of our Goal Setting Toolkit for Student Placement  — designed specifically for healthcare students to reflect, grow, and thrive during clinical placements.

If you're applying for a graduate program next year, now is the perfect time to start thinking ahead. One crucial but often overlooked part of the process? Your reference check.