As an ATO graduate, you can: ■ complete different work rotations over 12 months


■ be guaranteed a permanent job after completing the program


■ start on a salary of over $53,000, which could increase to over $59,000 after completing the program


■ enjoy flexible working conditions and receive excellent superannuation benefits.


The ATO is an international leader in tax administration. We’re a large, dynamic, progressive and innovative organisation. We deal with individual taxpayers, small and large businesses, non-profit organisations and tax agents. Our work addresses issues such as aggressive tax planning, globalisation and the cash economy and also supports the delivery of community benefits. We have offices located throughout Australia and employ over 22,000 employees.


What we offer graduates As one of our graduates, you will be part of a 12 month program offering career development, further training and challenging work. Our program is divided into six streams so your work, training and development are tailored to suit your area of interest.


Taxation: Be active in audit and advice, workplace law, litigation, financial management and revenue analysis while building internal and external relations.


Marketing communication: Develop strategies and campaigns, write and edit, work on websites and publications, promote new products and services, design and manage media and public relations.


Information technology: Contribute to leading edge IT solutions in application or web development, business analysis, IT security, IT architecture, testing, infrastructure support and project management.


Business management: Improve strategies, resources and business processes to enhance service delivery in administering the tax system, including revenue collection, customer service and business support.


People management: Work on a range of people management initiatives, strategies


and projects including recruitment, health and safety, leadership development, industrial relations, workforce planning, performance, policy and workplace diversity.


Design: Design new or improved products, systems and processes using information design, workshop facilitation, business analysis and user-centred research.


We are seeking We are looking for enthusiastic graduates who can communicate effectively, think strategically, manage relationships and achieve results.


Degree/Disciplines We have six development streams:


1 Taxation – Economics, Banking and Finance, Taxation, Accounting, Business and Commerce, Law (any) and Criminology.


2 Marketing communication –


Graphic Design, Advertising and Marketing, Organisational Psychology, Public Relations, Communications, Multimedia, Journalism, Writing and Editing.


3 Information technology – IT, Computer Science, Software Engineering, Business Informatics, Business System, Information System and Computing.


4 Business management – Business, Business Management, Commerce, Government and Public Relations.


5 People management – Human Resources Management, Management, Organisational Psychology and Organisation Development.


6 Design – Graphic Design, Industrial Design, Business Informatics, Arts or Fine Arts and Organisational Psychology.


More information To apply online go to www.destinationato.com.au


For more information email graduateprogram@ato.gov.au


What our graduates say… ‘I highly recommend the program to future graduates who value interesting and satisfying work, development opportunities, a supportive learning environment and a work/life balance.’ – Michelle Stoppa, Bachelor of Business (Human Resource Management).


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