2023 Graduate Program null

Johnstaff is seeking final year students in Building & Construction, Project Management, Civil Engineering & Architecture who are wanting to kickstart their careers within the industry.

Our Graduate program runs for 12 months in Project Management or Construction. This means that our graduates gain hands-on, client-side experience on a wide variety of projects and initiatives at all stages of their planning, construction and operation. Graduates work in office-based Project and/or Construction roles or site-based Construction roles.

The program is designed so that graduates get real exposure to the client-side across multiple industries - including Health, Education, Research, Aged Care, Justice, Transport, Commercial, Retail and Pharmaceutical sectors.

This includes learning how to: 

• deliver the best investment outcomes for clients
• deliver the best value outcomes - whether that's savings, efficiencies, speed of completion or social benefits
• identify and solve business problems
• minimise risk, and
• make sure that the systems and infrastructure we design work when they're used.

The program includes structured learning outcomes focused on: 

• Project Administration
• Cost Management
• Project Procurement
• Programming
• Construction Knowledge
• Site Coordination
• Tendering, and
• Contract Administration.

In support of the program, all graduates will have a dedicated buddy, and work within a team-orientated culture and supportive environment. Importantly, we offer our graduates permanent positions from day one. 

Apply now

• Applications open on 1 February 2022 and are to be submitted via the portal below. A CV, Cover Letter and Academic Transcript are required.
• Applications close on 31st of August 2022
• Short-listing of candidates and phone interviews will occur, in which we'll talk about your career goals and skills
• In-person interviews (where possible), to talk about your aspirations and what we offer in more detail
• Reference checks, and
• Offers to successful candidates during this process