DIA's graduate program is aimed at recent Indigenous tertiary graduates who demonstrate a commitment to customer service, outstanding communication skills, enjoy working in a team environment, have the ability to communicate effectively with Indigenous Australians, and operate successfully in a diverse work environment. The Graduate Program is aimed at recruiting graduates with degrees in land management, anthropology, archaeology, urban and regional planning and geography and other related disciplines.

There are no Graduate vacancies at DIA at this time

Program

The program is conducted over a 12 month period and includes:

Comprehensive induction program into the department
Structured training and development program
Rotation of work placements throughout the department
Access to relevant training courses
Support through a mentor program.

The program is targeted at developing graduate's skills in the following areas:

Project management
Policy development and advice
Liaison with a diverse customer group
Planning and community development
Coordinating, planning and problem solving
Financial and office administration
Advocacy, facilitation and negotiation.

Career Opportunities

Upon successful completion of the development year, graduates will be encouraged to apply for advertised positions within the Department and across the WA Public Sector, however there is no guarantee of ongoing permanent employment.

Application Forms and Other Useful Information

Please see the "Job Description Form" above.

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