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What are we looking for?
Comcare employs Graduates from a range of educational disciplines. Comcare seeks Graduates who are innovative, passionate, have energy, adaptability and enthusiasm and who would value and enjoy being part of a high performing dynamic government agency. Comcare can offer you a challenging and rewarding career in a number of different business areas.
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, Indigenous Australians, mature age students and applicants from non-English speaking backgrounds.