Future Leaders Graduate Program — First Nations Pathway

Robogals; Rockhampton Regional; Hybrid; AUD 77,000 - 85,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Starting salary $77,354 p.a.

Accredited Qualification allowance $47

12.75% employer superannuation

17.5% annual leave loading

Flexible work arrangements

Diverse and inclusive workplace

Professional development opportunities

Job summary

Queensland Government’s Future Leaders Graduate Program (First Nations Pathway) invites Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander graduates to join a two-year multidisciplinary pathway. You’ll gain hands-on experience, rotate through areas like housing, health, education and economic development, and contribute to initiatives shaping Queensland’s future.

Eligibility includes identifying as Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander, holding a bachelor’s degree or higher, and meeting Australian working

Qualifications

• Graduates from all degrees and disciplines are eligible.
• Identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander.
• Completion of a bachelor’s degree (or higher) within the eligibility window.
• Australian citizen, permanent resident or visa with unrestricted working rights.

Responsibilities

• Rotate across disciplines to gain hands-on experience in the Queensland Government.
• Contribute to initiatives across housing, health, education, and economic development.

Skills

Collaborative teamwork

Strong communication

Resilient & adaptable

Problem-solving

Curious & innovative

Purpose-driven

Ambitious & motivated

Education

Bachelor's degree

Job description

Queensland Government’s Future Leaders Graduate Program (First Nations Pathway) invites Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander graduates to join a two-year multidisciplinary pathway. You’ll gain hands-on experience, rotate through areas like housing, health, education and economic development, and contribute to initiatives shaping Queensland’s future.

Eligibility includes identifying as Aboriginal/Torres Strait Islander, holding a bachelor’s degree or higher, and meeting Australian working