Corporate and Business Support
Whilst two thirds of our workforce is engaged in direct care work, the Department of Human Services also offers many career opportunities in the corporate and business support areas.
Job Description
There are many opportunities available for rewarding careers in professional areas such as:
Policy development - opportunities available for professionals to develop policies and work in partnership to achieve key results.
Project managers - with skills in designing, planning and implementing projects, who build relationships and monitor and evaluate contracts.
IT professionals - help desk services, web content specialists, application administration specialists, systems development.
Business support professionals - these cover areas such as Budget Officers, Accountants, Business and Financial Analysts, Taxation Consultants, Service Regulators, Lawyers, Solicitors, Human Resources and Industrial Relations Consultants, Learning and Development Consultants, Systems/Payroll Consultants (SAP), Occupational Health and Safety Consultants and more!
Support staff - Executive and Personal Assistants, Receptionists and Customer Support roles.
Qualifications
We employ school leavers, graduates, experienced professionals, people returning to work and people who are looking for a career change. In particular, we are looking for people who can bring fresh thinking to the many challenges involved in providing high quality and innovative services to our clients.
We need people who have:
- analytic and creative thinking skills
- organisational ability
- integrity and honesty
- interpersonal skills
- self-confidence
- initiative
- energy
Salary
Please refer to pay rates relevant to the particular job you are interested in. Pay rates can be found on the Job Description.
General Victorian Public Service pay rates start at $37,206 (VPS1) and reach $125,444 (VPS6).
How to Apply
See Application Process in Related Resources to find out how to apply for positions in corporate and business support.
Contact Us
Look out for job opportunities advertised in major, local and regional newspapers, as well as some Aboriginal and ethnic publications. We also advertise on online job boards such as Seek, MyCareer and Careerone.
