They occur in all industries, but since they are less structured than graduate programs, they are the main source of graduate employment in the small to medium business market.
With these jobs, graduates are hired to perform a role at a full-time, part-time, casual or contracting basis. Common titles for graduate jobs include:. Entry-level jobs provide a vast employment pool for university graduates, with a large variety of positions and options to choose from. They provide practical experience in a variety of skills, and the chance to build a professional reputation, as well as the chance to decide exactly what direction to take career-wise. When crafting your CV, it is important to not underestimate your abilities.
Know your strengths, and match them to what the job requires. Think creatively about your experiences. Think about how this applies to your desired job. That said; do not over-sell yourself. Stretching the truth in a CV may get you an interview, but the lies will be exposed when it comes to performing the job. Assuming your resume impresses the employer the next step will be an interview. Make sure you do some research into the company beforehand, and practice answering common interview questions so as to prepare yourself to speak with confidence.
On the day; dress to impress in business-attire. Answer all questions honestly. At the end you will be given the opportunity to ask the employer some questions yourself. Graduate programs differ from graduate jobs in that they are structured, often providing some formal education like a professional certification, or a diploma as well as guided training in the organisation, mentoring, and access to senior management.
Graduate programs are usually full-time, and go for 12 months or more. They require significant investment in time and money, so only very large organisations like big corporations and the government can afford to offer them. Because of this substantial investment their entry requirements are very high, and only the best candidates will succeed in getting a position.
A graduate program grooms candidates for a future in leadership and senior management. Since they are a boost on the corporate ladder, they are in high demand among graduates.
However, failing to get a position in a graduate program does not discount someone from having a successful career since that ultimately depends on work quality, communication, talent, leadership, teamwork and networking.
Jobs in accounting are the most sought-after, followed by consulting , IT , finance , policy making and engineering. Although some graduate programs become available multiple times in a year, most organisations offering graduate programs open for applications in late February and early March, and close in April. Improve your chances of securing a graduate position by applying for multiple programs. This strategy will help you learn more about the kinds of skills and experience organisations seek.
In , the average successful candidate submitted applications to different companies. One application, many opportunities. You can apply once for one, or for several streams to be considered for graduate roles in a number of Australian Government agencies and departments.
Are you passionate about digital technologies? Work on things that matter with a digital or technical career in the Australian Government. Are you looking to kickstart your career in HR? Do you want a career that specialises in data including data analysis, research, data engineering, and other specialised roles? For graduates with data specific degrees. Do you want to work on contemporary policy programs and services within the Australian Government? Graduates from all degrees welcome.
Do you want the opportunity to advance and protect Australia and its interests, its people and our way of life? The Australian Government is looking for graduates with qualifications in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
Are you interested in applying your economics studies to their fullest extent? Become an Economist Graduate in the Australian Government. We are seeking graduates from all degrees, we want deadly ideas, fresh thinking and perspectives from all disciplines. Working in a corporate team will see you as an enabler of an international workforce performing specialised operations overseas.
Working in intelligence support you will learn how intelligence is collected, reported and actioned. You will contribute to the planning, coordination and support of operational activities by applying your critical thinking, problem solving and analytical skills and gain a unique understanding of our global network and role in supporting government.
Are you a problem solver? If cutting edge technology is your thing, or you have novel or unconventional ideas to solving technical challenges then a graduate career in technology in ASIS could be for you. A career ASIS technologist collects, analysis and enables the secure communication of vital information and intelligence to inform the highest level of government decision makers. The most difficult technical challenges demand diversity of thought, teamwork, and non-traditional solutions.
As a graduate technical specialist you will complete three workplace rotations which will expose you to the broad range of technical activities ASIS conduct. You will work with both operational technology and enterprise teams to innovate and develop new technological solutions to complex problems that enable the foreign intelligence collection mission.
We are looking for experience across a broad range of technical disciplines including but not limited to!
ICT, software development, cyber, engineering hardware, software, communications, RF, data, mechatronics, mechanical, and cloud. On successful completion of the graduate program you will be placed in a technical team which matches your skills and interests.
Now is an exciting time to be joining as a finance graduate. Advice provided by ASIS finance professionals contribute to real world outcomes. ASIS Finance Graduates will gain exposure to unique topics, hands on experience as well as opportunities to demonstrate their skills as subject matter experts. Graduates will be challenged and be given real responsibilities throughout the program. Learning opportunities for graduates in Finance will be plentiful.
On successful completion of the graduate program you will be placed as a finance officer in ASIS. Tertiary qualifications in the following areas are relevant for entry into our Finance Graduate stream: Accounting Financial and Management , Taxation, Baking and Finance, Financial Planning and other similar degrees. ASIS is committed to continuous professional development for its finance professionals. On completion of the graduate program finance graduates will have access to studies assistance for the Chartered Accountant Australia and New Zealand and the Certified Practicing Accountant Australia accreditation programs as well as other applicable studies.
ASIS will help our people maintain membership with professional bodies and associations relevant to their roles. We value problem solving, critical thinking and innovation.
Be supported with tailored learning and development programs to enhance your understanding of the intelligence business and help achieve your goals. We provide opportunities for coaching, digital learning and ongoing financial assistance for further study to continue to support your career. As a graduate you will build networks and friendships through engagement with senior leadership; mentoring and coaching activities and networking events across different areas of government and the national intelligence community.
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