The Australian Government Department of the Environment, Seeking
Water, Heritage and the Arts develops and implements In addition to your academic qualifications
national policy, programs and legislation to protect and (reflecting strong academic achievement),
conserve Australia’s environment and heritage and to we are seeking candidates who demonstrate:
promote Australian arts and culture.
Leadership potential
What we offer graduates Energy, adaptability and enthusiasm
We offer opportunities to suit everyone!
Team approach
The Department of the Environment, Water, Heritage and Analytical ability
the Arts covers a diverse and exciting range of issues. Some
Strategic thinking
of the areas we work on include: environment protection
Strong people skills
and conservation of biodiversity, community and household
Presentation and communication skills
climate action, cultural affairs, natural, built and movable
Ability to embrace and adapt to change
cultural heritage, film and the arts, water resources,
greenhouse gas abatement, renewable and energy efficiency,
Our graduate program is aimed at those
and air and fuel quality.
seeking a career – not a job. Indigenous
Australians are encouraged to apply.
Benefits of our program include:
The opportunity to become a key player in the
Degree/Disciplines
development and implementation of new policies and
We accept graduates from all disciplines.
programs which could have a nationwide or international
Our graduates reflect a broad range of
impact.
backgrounds, study areas and levels, work
and life experiences, and come from across
An innovative and dynamic workplace which deals with
some of the most contentious and diverse issues in
Australia.
Australia today. How to apply
Professional development which includes three work
All applicants must use the Department’s
rotations throughout the department, including the
online applications system at:
possibility of a rotation at the Australian Antarctic Division
www.environment.gov.au/jobs/graduate
and National Oceans Office in Tasmania, Booderee National
When to apply
Park in NSW, Kakadu National Park in the NT, the Australian
2 March 2009
National Botanic Gardens in the ACT or the Supervising
Eligibility
Scientist Division in Darwin.
Australian citizenship
A comprehensive learning and development program,
including $1500 towards individual development.
Position locations
One-on-one mentoring with two senior staff.
ACT
A week long group field trip.
Further information
A supportive atmosphere in which to develop your skills.
Tel: 02 6274 2401
Flexible working arrangements and excellent conditions.
Email:
graduates@environment.gov.au
www.environment.gov.au/jobs/graduate
Opportunities for accelerated progression.
A relocation package of up to $10,000 for interstate
applicants.
You will receive a competitive remuneration package, with
advancement during and upon successful completion of the
program.
D e p t o f t h e E n v i r o n m e n t , Wa t e r, H e r i t a g e a n d t h e A r t s ~
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