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Find general contact, migration skills assessment and branch-specific information below.
GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION
PO Box Q534 Queen Victoria Building, Sydney NSW 1230
General Membership Email
Migration Skills Assessment Email
Communities of Practice Email
General Email
Call us
Office
Level 27, Tower One, 100 Barangaroo Avenue, Sydney NSW 2000
MIGRATION SKILLS ASSESSMENT
Call Us
Email Us
Due to security reasons we are unable to provide face-to-face skills assessment enquiries at ACS offices. Skills assessment enquiries are restricted to email and phone.
Please Note: ACS branch offices are unable to access skills assessment applications. Please refer all skills assessment enquiries to the National Secretariat office.
ACS SERVICE CONTACT INFORMATION
Member Services
ACS Education
1800 671 003
education@acs.org.au
professionalyear@acs.org.au
Professional Development and Short Course Program
INformation age
MEDIA enquiries
partnership enquiries
BRANCHES
GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION
Call Us
Telephone : +61 [0]2 6143 5503
Suites 8 - 9,
Royal Life Saving House
Level 1,
26 Napier Close,
Deakin ACT 2600
Office
Suites 8 - 9,
Royal Life Saving House
Level 1,
26 Napier Close,
Deakin ACT 2600
LOCAL RESOURCES
Room Hire
The ACS Canberra Branch has a meeting boardroom suited to meetings, gatherings and Special Interest Groups (SIGs) of up to 15 members. It is available free of charge to members and affiliated organisations, and it is conveniently located in the 'Life Saving House, Deakin' with three free day parking spots and free street parking after 5pm.
We offer exclusive services to members including free Wi-Fi access and significant discounts on board room and office hire when you book half day, full day and evening hire. Office facilities and catering are also available.
Contact the office for more information about our rates and services on (02) 6143 5503 or e-mail acscanb@acs.org.au to enquire about availability.
ACS Fellows and Mentoring
Find a mentor. The Canberra Branch coordinates a mentoring scheme whereby tertiary computing students can informally network with experienced professionals in areas which are of particular interest to them. Mentors are available to provide information to current and future ACS members and others with a more general interest in ICT.
For more information on the mentor scheme and about finding a personal mentor, contact us at acs.canb@acs.org.au or call (02) 6143 5503.
BRANCH STAFF
GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION
Call Us
Telephone : +61 [0]2 9299 3666
PO Box Q534, Queen Victoria Building, Sydney NSW 1230
Office
Level 27, Tower 1, 100 Barangaroo Avenue, Sydney NSW 2000
Events
ACS New South Wales strives to provide its members with a variety of informative events that focus on professional and career development, advancing industry insights and delivering frontline news on emerging technologies. Our events also provide a platform for our members to meet and network with fellow ICT professionals. These events include:
Meetups
The ACS NSW Meetup group is open to members and non-members. We source subject gurus who discuss key topics, such as game development, AI, cyber security, ethical hacking, IoT and Blockchain.
Professional Year Conferences
Our Professional Year (PYear) conferences are designed for those currently undergoing the ACS Professional Year Program. These events focus on improving awareness and understanding of workplace leadership and providing the tools to map-out your career as a skilled professional.
Be Job-Ready Series
This series supports emerging IT professionals and students. We invite talent acquisition specialists to host workshops to help our members find pathways to get job-ready.
ACS NSW Technical Presents
These events feature industry experts sharing expert knowledge on a variety of topics. These sessions are designed to advance your professional development portfolio and keep you informed on best-practices in your field.
ACS Technology & Innovation Hub
The ACS Technology & Innovation Hub is located in Barangaroo, Sydney’s newest tech and business precinct. ACS members are invited and encouraged to visit and use the Hub during business hours. The Hub is a custom-built collaborative space that fuels creativity and innovation.
Facilities include:
- Private and collaborative workspaces
- High-tech meeting rooms with click-share and conferencing facilities
- Interactive smart screens
- Full kitchen with coffee and tea amenities
- Ping-pong table and gaming consoles.
Hiring Hub Space
Please contact ACS NSW if you would like to hold a curated event or educational workshop for your organisation. Email us at acs.nsw@acs.org.au.
GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION
Call Us
Tele : +61 429 460 140
GPO Box 213,
Darwin NT 0801
Office
Darwin Innovation Hub
Level 1, Paspalis Centrepoint
48-50 Smith Street Mall
Darwin NT 0800
Branch Staff
GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION
PO Box 1070
Fortitude Valley QLD 4006
Office
The Precinct, TC Beirne Building, Level 3/315 Brunswick St,
Fortitude Valley QLD 4006
Branch Staff
GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION
Call Us/Fax Us
Telephone : (08) 8363 6660
Fax : (08) 8363 6660
GPO Box 2423, Adelaide SA 5001
Office
Ground Floor, 15B King William Street, Kent Town SA 5067
Local Resources
Office Hours
The office is staffed Tuesday to Friday. For urgent out of office queries, please ring the national secretariat toll free on 1800 626 029.
FPMS Project Management training courses
Discounts are available where three or more delegates from the same organisation attend the same training course (subject to conditions). Please visit our website for upcoming courses.
Academy IT
ACS members will receive 20 per cent discount on all courses run by Academy IT.
For further information on these courses, please contact Academy IT on 0883438745
BRANCH STAFF
GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION
Call Us
0438 931 164
Enterprize Hub
91-93 Macquarie St
Hobart, TAS 7000
Office
Enterprize Hobart, level 5
24 Davey Street
Hobart, TAS 7000
BRANCH STAFF
GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION
Locked Bag 36,
South Melbourne VIC 3205
Office
Level 2, 120 Clarendon Street, Southbank VIC 3006
BRANCH STAFF
GENERAL CONTACT INFORMATION
PO Box 301,
Victoria Park WA 6979
Office
Suite 4, 342 Albany Highway,
Victoria Park WA 6100
LOCAL RESOURCES
Branch Forums
ACS members in Western Australia are invited to monthly forums on a diverse range of topics, as well as recognised and accredited professional development sessions. For more information and to find out what's on this month, check the upcoming events page.
Mentoring
The ACS Mentoring Program will improve career development opportunities for members who are looking for career guidance in the ICT industry by matching them with leading industry veterans in a structured support program. Together, mentors and mentees set goals and work through a planned approach. After six months in the program, a mentee will be well placed to understand professional and leadership requirements typical in ICT today.
Membership
There are numerous benefits to becoming an ACS member. These include:
- map your career development through the mySFIA skill assessment tool
- develop and update your ICT skills and knowledge
- event networking with peers and possible future employers
- access to a library of 41,000 digital learning assets
If you would like further information or have any questions regarding ACS membership, please e-mail darren.roxburgh@acs.org.au or call on (08) 9260 3701 for personalised advice.
Alternatively, you can click here to join as a member today.
The ACS WA 1962 Prize
This prestigious prize is annually awarded to an individual Computing/Information Systems student in Western Australia. The prize awards recognition of student excellence in ICT and a $1,000.00 cash prize. To learn more and apply, please click HERE.
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