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Public Service Resumes has provided some helpful Government application tips and information which will help to dispel some myths about a professionally written Resume, Cover letter, LinkedIn Profile or Selection Criteria responses required for Government Sector job vacancies. When applying for Australian Government applications at the Local, State or Federal levels you may feel you are endlessly applying for roles with no …

Public Service Resumes Government resume writing service is a valuable service for any professional targeting roles with the Public Sector. The Australian Local, Federal and State Government offers myriad entry level and high-level Government jobs presenting multiple opportunities. These positions offer challenge, stability, and generous compensation to help you to achieve your career goals. However, often potential candidates shy away …

The Australian Public Service (APS) is a leader in diversity of opportunities, so it is no wonder that people from all over the world strive to achieve employment in one of the many departments available. Diversity in the Government Sector is a priority under the Government Sector Employment Act 2013, which preserves the focus on existing diversity groups including those …

The Public Sector is one of the biggest employers in Australia, with the largest number of employees in Education, Defence, Health, and Community services. Career opportunities are available in almost every industry imaginable and at all levels, including Accounting and Finance, Customer Service, Human Resources, Policy Writing and Programme Management, and Teaching, just to name a few. Opportunities in the …

When applying for Australian Government positions, many of us are accustomed to responding to the standard criteria of ‘contributes to strategic thinking, achieves results, supports productive working relationships, displays personal drive and integrity, and communicates with influence’, with the challenge of reaching approximately 500 words per criterion. However, it is becoming more common to be faced with the new challenge …