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Office Administrator
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EXPERIENCE
Office Administrator
(<1 yr)
Volunteer
(9 yrs)
Administration Manager
(15 yrs)
Office Support
(2 yrs)
SKILLS
Accounts Receivable
Administrative Support
Client Liaison
Company Accounts
Corporate Management
EDUCATION
Certificate II
Operations
Talent Profile
EXPERIENCE
Operations
(<1 yr)
Business Partner
(2 yrs)
Recruitment Account Manager
(<1 yr)
Recruitment Account Manager
(<1 yr)
SKILLS
Agency Recruitment
Candidate Management
Comprehensive candidate preparation
Continuous Improvement
Executive Search
EDUCATION
Certificate
Teacher
Talent Profile
EXPERIENCE
Teacher
(<1 yr)
Team Member
(<1 yr)
Spiritual Wellbeing Worker
(8 yrs)
Spiritual Wellbeing Worker
(8 yrs)
SKILLS
EDUCATION
Doctoral Degree
Client Services Officer
Talent Profile
EXPERIENCE
Client Services Officer
(7 yrs)
Disability Employment Consultant
(2 yrs)
Employment Consultant
(2 yrs)
Personal Assistant
(<1 yr)
SKILLS
EDUCATION
Certificate IV
Operations
Talent Profile
EXPERIENCE
Operations
(<1 yr)
Administrative Assistant
(<1 yr)
Grants Officer
(<1 yr)
Volunteer Coordination
(<1 yr)
SKILLS
Account Management
Advanced business administration development
Arabic
Asset Allocation
Audit
EDUCATION
Bachelor Degree
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Employment Specialist
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$59,000 /yr
Median Average:
$59,000
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Employment Specialist
Salary Comparison
Median Average:
$59,000
Employment Specialist in Australia median base salary $59,000/yr.
Information is based on 40 Employment Specialist jobs advertised between April 2020 and April 2021.
How much do Employment Specialist earn in Australia? The average salary of Employment Specialist is $59,000 in Australia
$59,000 /yr
Additional Cash Compensation
| Average | $59,000 |
| Range | $50K - $60K |
Last updated April 09 2021
The average pay range for Employment Specialist is between $50K and $60K.
Salaries vary from a low of $50K up to $80K per year.
The average number of Employment Specialist roles advertised per month is 4 in Australia
between April 2020 and April 2021.
What are the most common skills required to be a Employment Specialist? The most common skills required for a Employment Specialist are:
Excel
Administration
Confidentiality
Excel
Administration
Confidentiality
Excel
Building
Education
Administration
See all 30 skills
These skills are most commonly found in Employment Specialist job advertisements and position descriptions.
Last updated March 31 2021
Which recruitment agencies have the largest number of Employment Services roles in Australia?
See which recruitment agencies advertise the most Employment Services roles.
See what salaries they paid for Employment Services in Australia.
See how they compare to the average Employment Services salary of $59,000.
Advanced Personnel Management
Perth (27%), Brisbane (19%), Sydney (17%), Melbourne (13%)
+8 others
|
3,136
$55K-$65K ($1,758) |
$55K-$65K
($1,758) |
atWork Australia
Sydney (27%), Melbourne (24%), Perth (20%), Wollongong (8%)
+5 others
|
1,685
$58K-$68K ($4,916) |
$58K-$68K
($4,916) |
WISE Employment
Sydney (41%), Melbourne (24%), Brisbane (22%), Adelaide (9%)
+3 others
|
1,134
$69K-$80K ($16,109) |
$69K-$80K
($16,109) |
Matchworks
Sydney (37%), Melbourne (24%), Geelong (11%), Perth (11%)
+4 others
|
1,098
$49K-$59K (($4,793)) |
$49K-$59K
(($4,793)) |
Aim Big Employment
Sydney (55%), Melbourne (40%), Brisbane (4%), Geelong (1%)
|
455
$61K-$71K ($7,961) |
$61K-$71K
($7,961) |
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Last Updated April 09 2021
How many years does it take to become a Employment Specialist?
Most candidates undertake an average of 4 years Community Services & Development prior to being appointed as a Employment Specialist.
Average Community Services & Development required to become a Employment Specialist
Last updated April 16 2021
Most candidates have on average 14 years working experience prior to becoming a Employment Specialist.
Average Community Services & Development required to become a Employment Specialist
Last updated April 16 2021
Where are Employment Services in Australia sourced from?
Employment Services are sourced from
these companies
these companies
|
Australian Bureau of Statistics |
|
APM Employment Services |
|
Sarina Russo Job Access |
|
The Salvation Army Employment Plus |
|
ST Vincent De Paul Society |
Employment Services are sourced in Australia are most likely to be sourced from these schools
|
TAFE |
|
Macquarie University |
|
Monash University |
|
Deakin University |
|
University of New South Wales |
Last updated April 16 2021
Where are most Employment Specialist roles located in Australia?
| Adelaide | 9 / 24% |
|
| Townsville | 8 / 21% |
|
| Brisbane | 6 / 16% |
|
| Cairns | 4 / 11% |
|
| Sydney | 3 / 8% |
|
Last updated April 09 2021