The ACMA has exciting generalist opportunities in our Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra offices and also engineering opportunities in our Canberra and Melbourne offices
The ACMA has exciting generalist opportunities in our Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra offices and also engineering opportunities in our Canberra and Melbourne offices for graduates who complete their degrees by 31 December 2019.
As a small agency, the ACMA offers a personalised program with practical, hands-on experience and support.
WHAT OUR GRADUATE PROGRAM OFFERS
Shape your future in a fast-moving environment, in areas that matter
The ACMA is a government agency responsible for the regulation of broadcasting, radiocommunications, telecommunications and some online content.
Our purpose is to maximise the economic and social benefits of communications and media for Australia.
Our vision is a connected, informed and entertained Australia.
Our mission is to engage with consumers, industry and government to shape and apply the regulatory frameworks.
To do this, we need to have the right people, with the right skills, in the right roles, at the right time—both now and into the future.
ACMA Corporate Plan 2018-19
The ACMA Graduate Program will enable you to:
Grow—question—thrive—collaborate—contribute
Key dates
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Eligibility
The ACMA values and is committed to continuing to grow its diverse workforce of people with varying backgrounds, expertise and professional qualifications. The ACMA seeks applications from candidates regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation or age; and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, persons with disability, and people from culturally linguistic and diverse backgrounds.
To be eligible for the ACMA Graduate Program, you must:
Degrees we are looking for
Graduates from all disciplines can apply for the generalist stream.
Some of the interesting work the ACMA does includes:
Graduates who have recently completed or are in their final year of a communications–related engineering degree including study in areas such as telecommunications and wireless communications are encouraged to apply for our engineering stream.
Application process
You'll be required to provide information to verify your eligibility, as well as an 800-word statement outlining your skills, knowledge and experience against the selection criteria. You will also be asked to upload your resume and academic transcript.
The assessment process will include online assessments and attendance at an assessment centre for half a day in Canberra, Sydney or Melbourne in July (the ACMA will arrange return travel to assessment centres).
Offers will be made to successful candidates in August/September 2019. All unsuccessful candidates will be notified and will be able to receive feedback if requested.
For further information, please contact Horizon One on 02 6189 1044 or ACMAgrads@horizonone.com.au