Looking for an exciting digital career within the Australian Public Service? You've come to the right place!
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<em><strong>*This event has been postponed from 23 February.</strong></em><br><br><strong>This event is targeted at Emerging Professionals and students, including newly graduated, in early career role or making a mid-career transition into technology.</strong><br><br>The Australian Public Service (APS) Digital stream of programs (graduates, apprentices, cadets and trainees) and career pathways is a Government initiative facilitated by the Australian Public Service Commission (APSC) and the Digital Profession. The programs help to build the nation’s digital capability by increasing the pool of skilled digital professionals and building the digital capability of the APS. <br><br>APSC offers a variety of exciting digital programs that provide a unique opportunity to kick start a digital career in Government, work on things that matter and deliver better outcomes for Australians.<br><br><strong>At this event, you will learn: </strong><br>• Digital programs and career pathways - benefits and career possibilities in Government<br>• How to apply – the process (including application, assessment and placement across the government)<br>• What it’s like to be a participant on a digital program – hear from recently graduated apprentices, cadets and graduates.<br><br>There will also be a live Q&A session, where you can chat directly with program facilitators and former participants.<br><br><strong>Speakers</strong><br>- <strong>Yaw Kyei, </strong>Cyber Security Analyst, Department of Defence <br>- <strong>Andy Kempson</strong>, A/g Director - <br>Digital Emerging Talent Programs | Professions & Pathways<br>Australian Public Service Commission (APSC)<br>- <strong>Michelle Harwood</strong>, Assistant Director - <br>Digital Emerging Talent Programs | Professions & Pathways<br>Australian Public Service Commission (APSC)<br><br><em>*Please note the Digital Emerging Talent Program is only open to Australian Citizens.</em>
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