
Department of Water and Environmental Regulation
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DWER Graduate Program 2027 — Human Resources pathway
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Applications are currently open. Programme timing and any estimates are shown below.
Role details
Overview
The Department of Water and Environmental Regulation manages environmental and water matters for Western Australia. Its Human Resources graduate pathway develops skills in recruitment, workforce planning, learning, payroll, employment conditions, employee relations and organisational development. Graduates help provide staff services, analyse workforce information and improve people processes. The twelve-month development programme begins in February 2027 and includes three four-month rotations, mentoring and professional development. Employment is permanent, subject to the programme’s probationary period, with placement in the assigned portfolio from February 2028. Applicants must complete a relevant undergraduate qualification in 2025 or 2026, with a focus on HR or employment relations, and be Australian citizens or permanent residents.
Requirements
- Degree type: Commerce, Business, related undergraduate discipline with Human Resources Management, Employment Relations, Industrial Relations focus
- Working rights: Australian citizen or permanent resident at application
- Eligibility: Graduate / final-year; undergraduate degree completed or due for completion in 2025 or 2026; business or commerce focus on HR management or employment/industrial relations. Applicants aged 24 or younger may receive preference, not an exclusive age requirement. Graduation years: 2025;2026 Degree requirements: Commerce; Business; related undergraduate discipline with Human Resources Management; Employment Relations; Industrial Relations focus
Program timeline
- Applications close
- 2026-10-22 AWST (Unconfirmed timing)
- Intake