Who we are
Treasury is at the heart of government decision making, responsible for managing Western Australia’s public sector finances and overseeing the annual State Budget.
As the WA Government’s principal economic and financial advisor, we develop economic and revenue forecasts and monitor the state’s economy and public sector finances. Our work ensures Western Australia’s economic prosperity remains on track.
To find out more about Treasury, visit our website.
About the program
Our 18 month graduate program accelerates your skills, applies your academic learning, and challenges you with high impact projects. As a Treasury Graduate Officer, you gain exposure to dynamic and collaborative work, engaging with high profile projects and key stakeholders across government.
There are 3 rotations across our 5 key business units, with the potential for a rotation in our Aboriginal Affairs Coordination Unit (AACU). After successfully completing 12 months of the program, you are permanently appointed.
By the end of the program, depending on performance, you could progress into roles such as Budget Analyst, Economic Modeller, Economic Analyst, Financial Analyst, Policy Officer or Advisor.
Program highlights
- Develop your skills with extensive training and an annual $2,000 personal development allocation
- Engage with key government projects and build professional networks across the public sector
- Receive extensive support from a dedicated graduate coordinator, a dedicated buddy, rotation supervisors and previous graduates
- Collaborate on initiatives that benefit Aboriginal employees by joining our Aboriginal Employee Reference Group
- Join our social and/or young professional networks with regular social events, professional development and community volunteering opportunities
- Enjoy great pay and flexible working hours to suit your lifestyle
- Work in a modern CBD office with breathtaking views of Perth
What we’re looking for in candidates
- Driven to solving complex issues that stretch their thinking and challenge them every day
- Great communicators who are curious and work collaboratively
- Solutions focussed and dedicated to achieving results
- Passionate about making a difference
As we offer a wide range of career pathways, we welcome graduates from all disciplines. Previous graduates have studied Accounting, Actuarial Studies, Business, Commerce, Data Science, Economics, Finance, International Relations, Law and Public Policy.
Application information
Recruitment for this program is yet to be confirmed.
Check back soon or visit our website for more information.
The Department of Treasury is committed to creating an inclusive and diverse workplace. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are strongly encouraged to apply for this job and applications will be primarily considered in accordance with Section 51 of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984.
Contact us
Claudia Lango
Graduate/Student Coordinator
T: 6551 2757
E: recruitment@treasury.wa.gov.au
Tahlia - Department of Treasury Aboriginal Graduate Program
