Gradcast is a podcast by APS graduates, for APS graduates.
In our monthly episodes, we will talk about the life of an Australian Public Service (APS) Graduate. From tips and tricks to start your career in the APS to relatable stories like ‘what should you NOT wear for Friday casuals?’.
Produced by contentgroup and sponsored by Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation (CSC), Gradcast follows a ‘magazine’ style format with shorter conversational segments. We will feature guests from the APS and outside who will provide you with practical tips for your career growth and share their mistakes, so you don’t have to repeat them.
Are you looking to join the APS? or are you a current APS graduate? This podcast is just for you.
For more details, visit our website: https://gradcast.com.au/
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Gradcast is a podcast by APS graduates, for APS graduates.
In our monthly episodes, we will talk about the life of an Australian Public Service (APS) Graduate. From tips and tricks to start your career in the APS to relatable stories like ‘what should you NOT wear for Friday casuals?’.
Produced by contentgroup and sponsored by Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation (CSC), Gradcast follows a ‘magazine’ style format with shorter conversational segments. We will feature guests from the APS and outside who will provide you with practical tips for your career growth and share their mistakes, so you don’t have to repeat them.
Are you looking to join the APS? or are you a current APS graduate? This podcast is just for you.
For more details, visit our website: https://gradcast.com.au/
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Do you identify yourself as part of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community? Are you an APS Graduate looking to climb the APS ladder? In this episode, we will listen to the exceptional career of Tarran Backhus, Indigenous Liaison Officer and Diversity Team Leader at the Department of Finance.
Listen to Tarran, a Wiradjuri woman, who started her career in the APS as a Graduate of the Department of Health in 2014. Over the 8 years in the APS, she has worked with three different federal Departments in human resources and policy teams. Outside of work, she is a Business Manager for Gillawara Arts and the Chair of Hockey ACT’s Reconciliation Advisory Committee. Tarran shares her experience of being a First Nations woman in the APS, her different roles in the APS, and her scheduling skills to create a work-life balance.
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