Are you ready to make a difference in Queensland? Start your career with a wide variety of professional work experiences all in one place.
The Queensland Parliamentary Service Graduate Program is open to graduates from all degrees and disciplines who have a keen interest in the Parliament and democratic processes.
With a two-year program including rotation through all four divisions, competitive salary and bespoke mentoring from senior officers, you'll make a great start on a rewarding career.
If you have any questions about the program or would like more information, you can:
WHAT EXPERIENCE YOU WILL GAIN
Each year the Queensland Parliamentary Service offers four places as part of our Graduate Program.
OUR GRADUATE PROGRAM OFFERS
A two-year placement featuring rotations across all four divisions of the Parliamentary Service, including the diverse service areas within each division.
A bespoke program that matches projects with your areas of interest and growth
with total remuneration starting from $71,151 (plus super).
| IT & Digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, data, service delivery |
Legal, Governance & Procedure research, analysis, legislation support |
People & Culture recruitment, induction, workforce planning, organisational development and design |
| Finance & Corporate Services support, payroll, procurement, finance |
Assembly and Committee Services legislation processes, parliamentary records |
Library & Research Members’ research, media monitoring, heritage |
| Education public engagement, school programs, visitor services |
Catering & Events Strangers’ Restaurant, Lucinda Bar, functions and events |
Security & Property precinct operations, maintenance, safety |
OUR VALUES
Our core values guide how we work, support each other, and serve the people of Queensland. They are:
FIRST NATIONS POSITIONS
The Parliamentary Service works across the many different First Nations of Queensland. We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of this land, who have walked and cared for this Country for tens of thousands of years. We pay respect to Elders past and present. Two positions from our program have been allocated for graduates from Queensland’s First Nations communities. Reinforcing our commitment to creating a workforce that reflects the diversity of the Queensland community and our recognition of the important knowledge and skills Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples bring to the work we do.