This session covers:
- What can you do with your TESOL studies?
- What should students studying TESOL do to enhance their employability during their university studies?
- How are the knowledge and skills gained from your TESOL studies applicable to real life careers?
Through your booking and in the session, you will have the opportunity to ask questions to leading industry professionals working in relevant roles and hear their experiences, stories and advice.
Date: Thursday 7 April
Time: 4:00pm-5:00pm (AEST)
Online: Online via Zoom
Meet our panel

Fiona’s experience includes teaching and training for extended periods in New Zealand, Japan, and Vietnam, as well as facilitating shorter academic development programs with universities and Ministries of Education in China, Chile, Taiwan, Vietnam and Japan. During her time in Vietnam, Fiona was a founding Committee Chair of the TESOL Talks professional development project in Ho Chi Minh City. From 2012 to 2014, this initiative brought resources together from Australian institutions and local universities to facilitate free, quarterly professional development events for local English Language teachers across Vietnam. Teacher Talks continues today and is now managed by RMIT University, Vietnam.

Cut has always had an interest in languages and tried learning languages like Arabic, Korean, and Japanese but really found her stride when she started learning English. Cut graduated from UQ with a Masters of Applied Linguistics (TESOL) in 2016. Since then, she moved back to Indonesia which is the home of more than 600 distinctive local languages and where the language diversity never fails to amaze her.

About HASS Career Seminar Series
The HASS Career Seminar Series invites HASS industry and alumni to participate in online panel discussions where students have the opportunity to ask questions and learn how the panel used their HASS degrees and skills to help them transition into careers after graduation.
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