Student Ambassador Program

^{Image above: Shrishti, Bachelor of Laws Student and Student Ambassador}

The IMC Ambassador Program is aimed at current students, who are committed to the Institute’s values and are willing to share their knowledge, experience and understanding about being part of our community.

IMC Ambassadors get paid work experience and assist the marketing team in promoting the programs, benefits and services offered to prospective students, parents, teachers and other stakeholders. 

Representing IMC

Our Student Ambassadors are the face of IMC and represent our two schools of business and law at careers expos, campus events, school visits, campus activities and conduct campus tours. Our Student Ambassadors possess a great deal of knowledge about IMC’s campus facilities, courses and study options and provide first hand experience to prospective students about their experience at IMC. 

Ambassadors are good students, respectful, responsible and are willing to help anyone that requires more information about IMC. 

 What are the benefits of becoming an ambassador?

There are many benefits of being an Ambassador. Besides being one of the first points of contact at these different events, students that work in this role; develop their communication and interpersonal skills, get to travel around the Sydney Metropolitan area and New South Wales, and have the opportunity to get a reference from the marketing department stating their hard work, commitment and professionalism, which could be used to get employment.

Program Outline

By joining us as a Student Ambassador you can expect:

• An induction to your role and responsibilities

• A weekly commitment between 3-4 hours per week during peak recruitment times

• Goal setting and self development

• Regular mentorship and contact with our Prospective Student Advisor

What is it really like?

Andrew Chen Bachelor of Laws (LLB) Over the past two years I have been a student ambassador representing our phenomenal Law and Business Schools. It has been a positive experience that lead me to career expositions all around Sydney, engaging in an audience of over tens of thousands of students, parents and careers advisors. Being a high school class of 2015 graduate, I was able to empathise with various students, share my law school experience and answer their queries.

How do you apply?