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Clarice Goh graduated with a Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical Engineering) and Business Management (Business Economics) at The University of Queensland in 2017 and is now working as a Graduate Process Engineer at Worley.

Clarice Goh

I start my workday by checking emails and organizing my to-do list for the day. I normally spend an hour on that, then I allot the rest of my morning processing end-of-year financial statements, tax returns and responding to client emails.

Fullstack Advisory

Clarissa Villanueva - Magat

The best aspects of my role are having the opportunity to grow my professional network and the self-accomplishment of making a difference.

Transdev Australasia

Clark Gajelloma

I am very grateful for these facilities as it allows me to fit time in my day for the gym, which helps me to start the day in the right frame of mind.

Morgan McKinley

Claudia Giugovaz 

The graduate program has been amazing, so far I am halfway through the program but have loved the opportunity to travel and learn more about the business and make friends with other grads within the company.

Nutrien Ag Solutions

Claudia Gruber

One thing of the delightful things about working for my company, I’ve quickly come to realise, is the enthusiasm for continual learning and self-improvement that is deeply engrained in our culture.

Kraft Heinz Company New Zealand

Clayton Carner

Through my time at APRA, I had the opportunity to work in different industries and positions.

Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA)

Clement Peng

I found great satisfaction in wrapping up compliance checks for candidates, knowing that we’ve created a chance for them to start their new roles. It’s incredibly rewarding to play a part in someone’s journey to employment, especially given how competitive the job market can be.

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