Registration for Victoria's Women on Boards Website

5 June

The Victorian Women’s Register is an online portal for women who are interested in receiving information about vacant positions on Victorian Public Sector boards and committees.

The portal also provides an advertising platform for board recruiters who are seeking women board members.

In order to access the online portal and application process you will need to register on the website. The Victorian Women’s Register is designed to connect you to Victorian public sector board opportunities. By creating a personalised profile on the register, you will be able to easily apply online for board positions. In order to register, you will need to click on the 'Register Now' box on the home page and complete the form. You only need to do this once as you will create a login that will save all of your personal information and applications.

After you have registered you will be able to fill in an online form.  The form provides you with a template to provide information about your personal and professional experience. You will be able to upload you resume and other relevant documents as well identify the types of boards through the expression of interest option. This pre-filled form which will be used when you apply for specific board positions. You may be asked for further information or to complete key selection criteria when you apply for specific board positions.  

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updates and conversations

Julia L Page | @JuliaLPage 

So important to recognise incredible ‪ #inspiring-women and our future leaders ‪@veskiorg ‪@Vic_LeadSci

 

Governor of Victoria | @VicGovernor

A pleasure to present the inaugural inspiring women fellowships - congratulations to all recipients @veskiorg

 

About the program

The veski inspiring women program is supported by the Office of the Lead Scientist Victoria, and collaborations with industry, academia and the community to meet the growing need for women to gain support to foster a dynamic sector where women can influence and are valued for their contribution.

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