RACV Graduate Stories

"I have found each individual I have been paired with to be very enthusiastic which helped us hold meaningful conversations from which we could both learn something new. It’s a cool initiative to have that highlight that learning doesn’t stop no matter what post you are at!"

"The best part about working with data is seeing the impact it can have on an organization. The task I enjoyed most was building a Tableau dashboard for an enterprise report."

"The most thrilling part about being a graduate at RACV is the opportunity to jump on a project and own it from start to finish."

"There is genuine care for everyone at RACV and we are actively encouraged to give back to the community through paid volunteer days, so it is really rewarding knowing that you are working for an organisation that will not only do right by its members but the wider community as well."

"It was such a great opportunity for a graduate to get more insights into the overall structure of the business, any major projects that different teams are working on, and just meet interesting people!"

"I think there's a great balance between technical and non-technical thinking required and the rewarding feeling of fixing the various issues that arise makes the job worthwhile."

"I realised I could not see myself coding for the next 5-10 years after I graduated, so instead moved into UX design where I rediscovered my passion for design. I discovered the RACVs graduate program and saw that they had a rotation for UX design."

"The best part of my job is that it satisfies my inner curiosity, allowing me to go down the proverbial rabbit hole in search of a finding or an insight that may have a significant impact on how business is done."

"I’m lucky as I get to work in the corporate office with RACV’s other divisions and so many great people but I also get to be in the Club, interacting with and chatting with Club Members. "

"I feel privileged to be in close contact with our upper management team every week – I also appreciate being provided with a challenging task and being granted the freedom to run with it and make it my own."

"The best part of the generalist graduate role is having the opportunity to work alongside so many different specialists and not just working on one specific task the whole time."