SkillBoost 101: Level up teamwork, leadership, presentation and more

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SkillBoost 101: Level up teamwork, leadership, presentation and more

Curious about which skills will set you up for success at RMIT and beyond? This article reveals the key areas to boost your personal and professional growth during your university journey.

Five skills to elevate your journey

SkillBoost 101, the latest video series created by RMIT Careers, Alumni & Industry Relations for students, showcases the five essential skills to boost your success:

Teamwork: Enhance your collaboration styles and learn strategies for effective group work.
Leadership: Discover practical methods for motivating others and leading with confidence.
Presentation: Grow your ability to present research and ideas clearly, both visually and verbally.
Networking: Find new ways to build long-lasting connections inside and outside university.
Time Management: Develop proven tactics to balance studies, deadlines, and student life.

RMIT empowers students to unlock their full potential through tailored resources, co-curricular activities, and interactive media. Use SkillBoost 101 as your launchpad—explore each skill, take the next step, and build your edge for tomorrow.

Episode 1: Teamwork that works

Your ability to collaborate is one of the most valuable skills you will develop at RMIT—and it can set you apart in any professional setting. In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

Set a clear team charter to align goals.
Adapt to different working and communication styles.
Use respectful feedback to resolve conflicts and celebrate progress.

Episode 2: Lead with purpose

Strong leadership can turn any group into a high-performing team—no matter your experience level. In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

Take initiative to set the tone, build trust, and motivate your team.
Understand and adapt your leadership style to fit different situations and people.
Lead with empathy and fairness while fostering connection and growth in every project.

Episode 3: ️Present with confidence

Confident presentations help you stand out and communicate your ideas effectively in any setting. In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

Prepare by understanding your audience, structuring clear content, and polishing your slides.
Use confident delivery techniques—body language, eye contact, and strong voice.
Practice and refine your skills to turn nerves into impactful presentations every time.

Episode 4: Network with impact

Networking turns conversations into opportunities and builds relationships that last. In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

Align your in-person and online presence for a strong, authentic personal brand.
Prepare for events, engage with confidence, and listen actively to make meaningful connections.
Follow up after meetings to nurture relationships and expand your professional network.

Episode 5: Master your time

Mastering your time allows you to achieve more with less stress—both at university and beyond. In this episode, you’ll learn how to:

Identify priorities and get organised using tools like planners and the Eisenhower Matrix.
Minimise distractions and balance work with self-care by time-blocking and focused routines.
Beat procrastination with practical techniques and reward yourself for consistent progress.

Need further support? Drop by RMIT Career Ready Hub on-campus or send us a message. We’re here to help you feel confident putting yourself out there:

Hours: Monday to Friday, 9am-5pm
SGS Campus:
- Room 1.1.033
Hanoi Campus:
- Room 1.5A.024

Story: Nguyen Ngoc Minh Phuong, a Bachelor of Business student at RMIT Vietnam.

20 January 2026

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