• Students - Find training programs and send enquiries

  "Training → Training for Me" ranks published programs for you, and you can send one enquiry per program. Finding programs Training for Me ranks published programs by career category (70%) and location (30%). The filters cover category, qualification, delivery mode and state. Each public program page shows the program's about section, intake dates, entry requirements and cost and funding, with Save, Share and Enquire actions. You can save a program to come back to it — RooKi confirms with "Few readers

• Students - Getting started as a student

  RooKi connects school leavers and students with jobs, training and career guidance, and it is free forever for students. Create your account Sign up from the audience links on the sign-in screen. Choose Student, then use "Create your free profile" under the promise "Free forever for students. Always." There is nothing to pay and no card to add. The welcome copy reads "Join Queensland students and school leavers launching their careers." Employer and training provider sign-in are separate dFew readers

• Students - Complete your profile and control who sees it

  Your profile drives your matches, and how complete it is decides how much employers and training providers can see. Build your profile Start with your basics: first name, last name, city, state, postcode, bio and photo. From there, fill in your education, work and volunteer experience, and skills, to push your completeness percentage higher. What your completeness unlocks Below 30%: your profile shows "Invisible to employers". 80% or more: your profile shows "Visible to employers"Few readers

• Students - What your application statuses mean

  Every application you send moves through a small set of statuses you can follow on "Activity → Applications". The statuses Applied — your application has been sent to the employer. Under Review — the employer is looking at it. This covers both the initial review and a phone screen. Interview — you have been invited to interview. Hired — the employer has hired you. Unsuccessful — the employer chose someone else. Withdrawn — you withdrew your application. Why a status can lagFew readers

• Students - Workplace readiness certification

  The Workplace Readiness Certification is a short assessment that earns you the "Workplace Ready" badge employers can see. What it covers There are 25 questions across 5 domains: Professionalism & Conduct, Communication in the Workplace, Work Health & Safety Awareness, Teamwork & Reliability, and Digital & Financial Basics. The pass mark is 80%. The page invites you to "Answer every question to earn your badge", and you submit with "Submit assessment". Retakes If you do not pass, you caFew readers

• Students - Notifications, emails and account settings

  Control what RooKi emails you and what appears in your notification bell, and manage or delete your account from Settings. The notification bell The bell in the app opens "Notifications" and offers "Mark all read". When nothing is waiting it shows "You're all caught up." Notification preferences Settings lists four activity types: "Application updates", "Employer interest & shortlists", "Job listing updates" and "Job closed". Each has an Email toggle and an In-app toggle, and all are oFew readers

• Students - Save and apply for jobs

  RooKi shows you every live job, lets you save the ones you like, and applies you with a short cover letter. Find jobs Use the search box plus the filters for career category and employment type — Full time, Part time, Casual, Apprenticeship and Traineeship. If nothing matches, the feed shows "No jobs match your profile right now." Save a job Saving puts a job on "Jobs → Saved" (described as "Jobs you've bookmarked"). An empty list reads "You haven't saved any jobs yet." Saving a job eaFew readers

• Students - How job matching and match scores work

  Every live job is shown to every student — your match score ranks the list, it never hides jobs from you. How the score is built Your score starts as Category 50% + Employment type 25% + Location 25%, then it is reduced if the listing's requirements — skills, systems or licences — are not met. Category: exact match 100, related 60, none 0. Employment type: exact 100, related 50, none 0. Location: within 10 km 100, within 20 km 75, within 40 km 50, further 0, remote 50. Scores fall iFew readers

• Students - Your resume: builder and uploads

  "My Resume" holds a resume builder and a "Files & versions" tab, and only the version marked current is shared with employers. Using the builder The builder keeps up to 5 versions. When you create a new one, the oldest version that is not current is removed automatically. Work through the education, work and volunteer, and skills sections — starting your resume earns 10 XP, completing all resume sections earns 15, and downloading it earns 10. Uploading a file The "Files & versions" tabFew readers

• Students - XP, levels, medals and quests

  You earn XP for the actions that build your career profile, and those points move you through four levels. Levels 1 Explorer — 0 XP 2 Navigator — 200 XP 3 Pathfinder — 400 XP 4 Career Ready — 500 XP Your level strip shows "Level n · Name" and how many XP you have left to go. Once you reach the top, it reads "Max level reached". Earning XP Bigger steps are worth more. Completing the career assessment and completing Workplace Readiness are 75 XP each, completing all profile fielFew readers

• Students - Take the career assessment

  The career assessment turns your answers into an archetype, three core quotients and a list of recommended career families. What it covers There are 8 sections — Aptitude, Personality, Emotional Intelligence, Adaptability, Interests, Values, Motivators, and Work Style & Life — with 39 questions in total. How long it takes Stage 1, "Quick Match", takes about 7 minutes and is described on screen as "Stage 1 ~7 minutes · No right or wrong answers · Be honest for the best match". The StagFew readers