Donate to support the next generation of First Nations professionals.

Students are found on campus, coached through interviews and matched to an employer who fits, all before an employer’s fee begins. That is the work giving pays for.

Gifts over $2 are tax-deductible.

CareerTrackers puts First Nations university students into paid, multi-year internships with some of Australia’s largest employers, and stays with them until they graduate into a career.

An employer pays a fee once they take an intern on, and pays the intern’s wages from there. Giving is what covers the rest: students found on campus, the coaching before an interview, a program manager in every state and the alumni network they graduate into.

90%

Of CareerTrackers students graduate university

95%

Of interns say they’re ahead of other graduate applicants, from 21% before

1,671

First Nations professionals since 2009

Meet Isaac

Isaac Gebadi, a proud Ankamuthi man, finished his Bachelor of Biotechnology at the University of Queensland in 2025 — Honours at Melbourne comes next. The degree took resilience, and a community that showed up the whole way.

Isaac Gebadi, proud Ankamuthi man and CareerTrackers alumnus.

What your gift is building

An employer’s fee begins the day they take an intern on, and they pay the intern’s wages from there. Giving is what covers everything that has to happen around it.

Other ways to give

The form above covers most gifts. These three take a different route: CareerTrackers Legacy, your solicitor or your payroll team.

  • A large group of CareerTrackers students photographed together in the glass atrium of a corporate office tower.

    Give a larger gift

    Gifts of $5,000 and above go through CareerTrackers Legacy, which has its own giving page. A larger gift is usually a conversation first, and the inbox is open for exactly that.

  • CareerTrackers interns and alumni posing together with their awards at the National Gala Awards.

    Leave a gift in your will

    A gift in your will costs you nothing now, and your family is provided for first. It can be a share of what remains, a percentage of your estate or a fixed sum. Your solicitor drafts the wording when you’re ready.

  • Renee Wootton Tomlin, proud Tharawal woman and CareerTrackers 2016 alumnus, smiling in an office setting.

    Workplace giving

    If your employer runs a workplace giving program, your gift comes out of your pay before tax. You get the deduction straight away and we get an amount we can plan against. Your payroll team can set it up.

Ways to help that cost nothing

Some of the most useful support has nothing to do with money.

Become an employment partner

For a company, taking on an intern is worth more to us than a cheque. 114 employers already do it.

Partner with us

Put your workplace forward to hire interns

If you think the place you work should be hiring First Nations interns, you can put them forward. It reaches the partnerships team, who take it from there.

Put your employer forward

Become a university partner and host us

Universities refer students, host us on campus and open their Indigenous centres to us. If you work at one, start here.

Work with us

Share CareerTrackers with eligible students

If you know an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander student at university, or one about to start, send them the student page. It covers who’s eligible, how the internships run and how to register.

The student page

CareerTrackers Indigenous Internship Program Limited · ABN 67 140 287 627· endorsed as a deductible gift recipient, so donations over $2 are tax-deductible. Receipts are issued when the payment processes. Questions about a gift: [email protected]