Getting your dream job at V/Line

The first thing you will need to do is to see what positions are currently available. You can make the search more targeted by selecting your preferred location, job title or key word. Be sure to read the key responsibilities and requirements before creating your application. You will need to upload a copy of your CV and a cover letter and answer some questions as part of your application. You will need to provide your contact details, so we can get in touch with you. If your dream job isn’t currently available, then we recommend you create a job alert, so we can notify you when it becomes available.

Once we have received your application, we will review your skills and experience and compare them to the requirements of the available position. We will let you know via email or phone if your application has been successful.

We may contact you by phone to further discuss your application or you may be invited to complete a video interview.

Many roles at V/Line require the applicant to complete some online testing to verify your suitability for the position. The type of testing required varies depending on the role but may include verbal and numeric, values alignment, safety or personality testing. These assessments are typically short, and you can complete them online at a time convenient to you.

In the event your application is shortlisted, you will be invited in for a face-to-face interview. Depending on the role this may be a behavioural based interview or assessment centre. You may be asked to bring copies of qualifications or identification documents to your interview.

If your application has progressed past the interview stage, then we need to do some final checks. You will need to provide us with professional referees we can contact. We will also complete a national police check, confirm your working rights and depending on the role verify your qualifications or ask you to undertake a medical assessment.

Once all the boxes have been ticked a member of the Talent Acquisition team will be in touch. Any offers of employment will be offered verbally and confirmed in writing. We will confirm your start date and your terms of employment.

We are an inclusive, diverse, and supportive workplace ready to help students achieve their learning goals with our new Internship Program.

Gain hands-on experience working with Victoria’s regional public transport provider. We offer placement within many of our business units, including:

• Administration
• Human resources
• Business
• Customer service
• Communications
• IT

V/Line is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to providing an environment of mutual respect and we welcome applicants from any background. We value diversity and are continuously working towards creating a flexible and inclusive environment that is representative of the Victorian community.

School aged students
The V/Line Junior Internship Program is designed to accommodate school-aged work experience students, providing participants with a professional learning experience.

Our program is custom designed so students can meet at least three key learning objectives and complete one significant work-based project.

We offer rotations across selected business units to provide students with as much exposure to the organisation as possible.

Applications are now closed.

NDIS Participants

Our Internship Program allows NDIS participants to complete up to 10 days of unpaid work experience with V/Line. We will help improve your skills in  communication, customer service and team work. 

Internship Program inclusions: 

• Welcome pack, with V/Line merchandise. 
• Custom-designed work experience schedule aligned with your learning goals and placement preferences. 
• One-on-one support and career guidance from  V/Line’s early career coordinator throughout the work experience period. 
• Expert industry advice and mentoring from our internship hosting managers and teams. 
• A program completion certificate for  your career portfolio. 

Important to know; Please read before submitting your form:

• Candidates are required to pass the adjusted and supported V/Line interview process. 
• Candidates must be registered with an NDIS employment services provider or TAFE, which will also cover the work experience and volunteer worker public liability insurance. 
• The program is unpaid. This means V/Line and the participant make no payment to each other. 
• There are no paid employment opportunities connected with this program. Applications for paid positions at V/Line  must be made via our  website. Applicants can select ’adjusted process’ as part of their application. This ensures our Talent team can adjust the application for the candidate. Current vacancies can be found here.
• Opportunities are limited to business area availability and capacity. Both depend on the location and dates requested by the candidate. 

Applications are now closed.

University and TAFE students

The V/Line Internship Program is designed to provide university and TAFE students with hands-on experience in their chosen field, supported by an experienced and supportive team.

Our program is designed to meet learning requirements, and we will work with students to understand their interests and ensure they gain valuable on-the-job experience.

The 2025 Internship Program for university students will be open to those who reside and study in regional Victoria. V/Line aims to reflect the communities we serve and provide career development support to our regional students.

Applications are now closed.

Before you apply
V/Line internships are unpaid and limited to 80 hours for school-aged students and 120 hours for tertiary students.

• We are unable to accommodate trade and driving-related work experience requests at this stage.
• If you have submitted an application for our 2025 intake, you will be notified of the outcome of your application by Friday 20 December 2024.
• Work placement agreements, including insurance, must be provided by the institute.
• Internships are available to enrolled students completing Year 10, Year 11, Year 12, Cert ll – Diploma Accredited course or University Degree – Master level.
• Spaces are limited.

If you have any questions about this program, please contact:

Sierra Espinosa | Early Career Programs Coordinator
earlycareer@vline.com.au