2010 Graduate Program
Applications for the 2010 Graduate Program have closed.
Application for our Graduate Programs
The Department of Treasury and Finance is recruiting talented Graduates from the programs offered below.
Read on for more information about our 2010 Graduate Program or check out the rest of our website, read about other Graduates' experiences, learn about DTF and its business units and know more about your future as a DTF graduate!
About the 2010 Graduate Program
Kick start your career with the Department of Treasury and Finance’s 2010 Graduate Program!
DTF seeks talented Graduates interested in the following areas:
Treasury, Government Procurement, Building Management and Works and Shared Services.
Information Services (information technology and systems).
Secure your future with an organisation that provides its employees with much more than just a job. DTF has a great reputation as a leader in the Western Australian Public Sector due to our professional and friendly culture that supports our Graduates to achieve their goals at work and in life.
We are offering up to 28 talented and motivated Graduates the opportunity to kick start their career within a dedicated and inspired organisation that provides innovative services and independent advice in:
Economic and financial management.
Auditing and revenue investigations.
Contracting and tendering functions.
Building and construction management.
Human Resources, Information Services and Finance.
We recommend you visit our role descriptions page, which describes the work Graduates will be involved in within the various business units.
Decide which career pathway is suited to you and take the first step to launching your career by downloading the relevant application package!
Why should you apply?
At DTF, we understand the needs and wants of today’s most competitive graduates. The graduate program ensures that our graduates are rewarded both personally and professionally with attractive features to support their career development.
Here are just some features of what we offer:
Starting salary of $53,291 + super.
Training calender designed for Graduates.
On-the-job support through our Supervisor and Buddy system.
Access to real promotional opportunities with our top performers advancing within 12-18 months.
Excellent work life balance initiatives; such as flexi time, social clubs and wellness programs.
Who we are looking for?
To apply for the 2010 Graduate Program, applicants will have:
A high standard of academic achievement
Completed a degree in 2008 or 2009
Australian citizenship or permanent residency or demonstrate they have applied for permanent residency
Skills and attributes to meet the following job requirements: research skills, written, oral and interpersonal skills, conceptual and analytical skills demonstrate initiative and work within a team environment.
Note: Applicants for the Information Services stream are required to demonstrate knowledge of, or experience in, programming, systems, analysis, design and development.
More information on eligibility and job requirements can be found in our application package.
Where are the positions available?
Graduate Positions are available in the following area:
Treasury - 12 positions
Preferred Degrees - Economics, Accounting, Commerce, Business
Government Procurement - up to 5 positions
Preferred Degrees - Business, Commerce, Law, Arts
Building Management and Works - up to 4 positions
Preferred Degrees - Construction Management, Architecture, Engineering, Business or Commerce with a project management focus
Shared Services - 1 HR position
Preferred Degrees - Commerce or Business with a HR, Industrial Relations major
Shared Services - 3 Finance positions
Preferred Degrees - Commerce or Business with an Accounting or Finance major
Shared Services - 1 IT position
Preferred Degrees - Information Technology Information Systems
Information Systems - 2 position
Preferred Degrees - Information Technology Information Systems with preference for applications development.
To apply for these positions, download a copy of the Application Package.