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On 11 April 2019 the Australian Government assumed a caretaker role, with an election to be held 18 May 2019.
Information on websites maintained by Comcare will be published in accordance with the Guidance on Caretaker Conventions until after the election and conclusion of the caretaker period.
What are we looking for?
Comcare employs Graduates from a range of educational disciplines. We are looking for people who are innovative, passionate, energetic and enthusiastic. We invest in our people to develop future leaders and offer you a challenging and rewarding career.
In addition to your academic qualifications, Comcare will be looking for Graduates that are:
- committed to creating positive working environments
- honest and truthful in their interactions with others
- capable of delivering high quality performance
- collaborative in their approach
- committed to finding innovative and practical solutions
- responsive to changing needs
- customer and client focused
- ready to use their experience and knowledge to deliver results.
Eligibility
To be eligible for Comcare's Graduate Program, applicants must:
- be an Australian Citizen
- have completed an undergraduate degree with a credit average or higher
- have completed their degree within the previous three years
- be able to relocate to Canberra.
Comcare promotes workplace diversity and encourages applications from candidates with a disability, mature age students and applicants from non-English speaking backgrounds.
We are seeking applications for our program from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people through an Affirmative Measures recruitment process.
