Navigating the Australian Business and Workplace Environment (SA)

Wed Aug 12 2026 at 03:00 pm to 06:00 pm UTC+09:30

U City Adelaide | Adelaide

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Navigating the Australian Business and Workplace Environment (SA)
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Gain a practical understanding of the Australian business and workplace environment - Culture, Compliance and Communication
About this Event

This workshop is for international students from mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan who are currently studying in Australia. Registration is required to secure your spot in this FREE workshop.



Workshop Objective

To equip international students (from mainland China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan) studying in Australia with a practical understanding of the Australian business and workplace environment. The workshop will explore key themes such as workplace culture, compliance, communication, and business etiquette, helping students build confidence and adaptability for future careers in Australia, China, or globally.



Program Highlights
  • Australian Industry Landscape: Overview of major sector, trends and opportunities
  • Inside the Australian Workplace: Workplace structure, roles, expectations, and employee rights.
  • Compliance and Fair Work Practices: Key regulations, enforcement bodies, and ethical standards.
  • Culture and Communication in the Workplace: Navigating cultural nuances, communication styles, and workplace etiquette.
  • Cross Culture Business Success & Insights: Hear directly from Australian business leaders as they share insights into their experiences working with Chinese counterparts.



Learning Outcomes

By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:

  • Navigate the Australian workplace: Understand its structure, key industries, and employee rights and responsibilities.
  • Appreciate the role of compliance: Learn how workplace laws and enforcement shape professional behaviour.
  • Compare cross-cultural business norms: Explore differences in communication, leadership, and etiquette between Australia and China.
  • Communicate with impact: Develop strategies for effective professional communication in Australian settings.
  • Enhance global employability: Reflect on how Australian work experiences can boost career prospects worldwide.



Facilitators

Estha Van der Linden, Head of South Australia, Australian Industry Group LINKEDIN

Shirley Ng, General Manager International Competitiveness, Australian Industry Group. LINKEDIN


Business Panel Speakers - Australian business leaders including:


Michael Clayton, The Rubber Initiative, LINKEDIN

Michael Clayton is a fractional executive and founder of The Rubber Initiative®, working alongside business owners to implement strategy and drive growth. With over 20 years in Australian manufacturing, Michael has held CEO and COO roles directing operations across Australia, the USA and Europe. A University of Adelaide engineering graduate, he's an Adelaide boomerang, having built his career interstate and internationally for over 20 years before returning home. He mentors emerging leaders and serves on the Industry Leaders Fund Executive Committee.


Fang-Min Lim , Managing Partner & Co-Founder, FortNynja LINKEDIN

FortNynja present corporate-level cybersecurity knowhow in a more relevant context to SMEs. FortNynja is in the business of finding loopholes in the system before hackers can exploit them. Fortnynja mimic an attack on digital infrastructure to stress test business current protection so that if a real attack occurs, business will be prepared.


In Collaboration with:


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Australian Industry Group International Student Industry Engagement Program

The International Student Industry Engagement Program is a unique initiative to create meaningful connections between Australia and the vibrant regions of mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.

For any inquiries, please ring 1300 776 063 or email [email protected]


The International Student Industry Engagement Program is supported by the National Foundation for Australia-China Relations. Australian Industry Group is proud to be a National Foundation for Australia-China Relations grant recipient.



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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

U City Adelaide, 43 Franklin Street, Adelaide, Australia

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