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MAN: I started with a Bachelor of Political, Economic
and Social Sciences at the University of Sydney.
Then a couple years ago I moved to ANU to do
a Masters of International Affairs.
MAN: I studied a Bachelor of Business,
majoring in Accounting and Management at Monash University.
WOMAN: Prior to joining the Department,
I was working as a sessional tutor at the Cairns
Campus of James Cook University.
WOMAN: I worked for the State Government in Queensland
and also for a community legal centre.
WOMAN: I wanted to work in the Department
because I wanted to be able to combine my skills in law
and journalism in a way that would actually
make a meaningful contribution.
MAN: I wanted to work for the Department
because I saw that the knowledge that I'd gained
from my science background would help in developing,
say, policy and program delivery in the Department.
The big drawcard for me for the graduate program
was the ability to rotate through different placements.
Having placements that go for about five to six months each
gives you a really deep understanding of what each
section does and how that section
meets the Department's objectives.
The most interesting project is
obviously the graduate major project.
We just work as a group of grads and get given
a project that's relevant to Departmental policies.
So, it's a great chance to do a bit of stakeholder
engagement, both internally and externally.
I also like the fact that we get to do
Graduate Certificate of either Management or Economics
at the University of Canberra in our second year.
I think that's a great opportunity.
It was about less than two months on the job here
at the Department that I got the opportunity
to go down to Melbourne and sit in the room
while they negotiated a free trade agreement.
They were updating the implementation and I got
to sit in the room with representatives
from all of the ASEAN countries, New Zealand, and Australia,
see how the process works, which was quite interesting
having studied it for the better part of five years.
I've had a very rare opportunity of undertaking
a secondment at the Minister's office
and it really gave me a great perspective to see
how the work the Department does helps
the Minister and his staffers.
Moving assistance that the graduate team provides,
that allowed us to set ourselves up and gives you
enough time to find somewhere to live which was fantastic.
Each new graduate is assigned a graduate buddy,
so a person from the cohort of the previous year
gets in contact with you before you move
to Canberra just to check in with you.
They might offer some insights about working
in the Department but also about living
in Canberra more broadly.
So, we also have the grad chats
where someone from the Department does a talk
about what they're doing and that's very insightful
because then we have a better idea
of what we might want to do next.
Moving to a new city can be quite challenging in itself
because, especially for someone like me,
I didn't know anyone down here,
so to have that immediate graduate support network
is so vital because you come in with 47 friends.
I've really enjoyed the grad program.
I think it's highly beneficial, both to me personally
in my own personal growth and development,
but also in terms of my future work
in the Public Service as well.
In the eight or nine months that I've been here,
I've had the chance to do so much more
than I could ever have imagined.
Industry is a very interesting department.
Science and innovation is currently at the forefront
of the Government's agenda and you definitely
feel that coming across in your work.
So, definitely give it a shot.
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