Overview
The ATO School Leaver Program offers recent Year 12 graduates a permanent, full-time career, with a competitive salary and training and development opportunities. It's a fantastic opportunity to develop skills, earn a Certificate III in IT or business and start your career.
Eligibility criteria
Who can apply
You can apply if you:
- completed Year 12 in 2024 or will complete in 2025
- are an Australian citizen.
Skills you need
We’re looking for people who are:
- Eager to learn –interested in growing and improving your skills in a professional environment
- Team players – have strong communication and teamwork skills
- Committed to helping others – show interest in providing customer service and contributing to public services
- Have basic technical skills - proficient in computer skills for a Windows environment
Learn more about what we are looking for.
Benefits
Working with the ATO offers excellent benefits, including:
Salary and super
- A competitive starting salary of $56,681 plus 15.4% super. After successfully completing the program, you’ll progress to a role at the next level with a salary of $61,749 plus 15.4% super.
Career opportunities
- Full-time employment, practical experience in customer service, administration and IT, as well as comprehensive training to enhance skills and knowledge.
Training and development
- Earn a Certificate III in IT or business
- Explore different roles through two 6-month job rotations
- Mentorship from experienced professionals.
Work/life balance
- Flexible work and generous leave entitlements
Locations
We have offices in almost every state and territory, including regional areas.
Positions are available in Adelaide, Albury, Brisbane, Box Hill, Canberra, Geelong, Hobart, Melbourne, Parramatta, Penrith, Perth, and Wollongong.
What to expect in this program
Gain valuable skills and experience throughout the program, working alongside dedicated people and teams. In this program you’ll:
- Get a structured learning experience in a supportive environment
- Receive on the job training.
- Develop professional and technical skills while working in a supportive environment
- Have the opportunity for career development and mentoring.
Areas you can work in
As part of the ATO School Leaver Program, you could work in various roles, including:
Diversity and inclusion
We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people with disabilities, LGBTQI+ individuals, people from diverse cultural and language backgrounds, and mature-aged applicants.
If you need any support or adjustments during the application process, we’re here to help.
Find out about our commitment to building a diverse and inclusive workplace and what we’re doing to make it happen.
Application Process
Initial Application
Submit your application online and include your academic record and resume.
Assessment and Interview
Participate in a skills assessment and an online interview.
Reference Checks
We will contact your referees to verify your experience and suitability.
Receive offer
Successful applicants will be matched with suitable roles and locations based on your supplied preferences.