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The Army needs talented business people and administrators to keep things running behind the scenes. From admin clerks to financial managers and legal experts, there's a huge range of roles for you to stamp your mark on. So why turn up to the office in a suit? Challenge yourself and be part of one of the most exciting organisations in Australia today.
This is the side of the Army where bills get paid, people are trained and reports are compiled. But this is far from your average office job. Working in business, admin and education in the Army, you'll be handling classified documents and highly sensitive information. And just like combat troops, engineers and other personnel, you'll get the chance to go on training exercises in the bush, or be deployed overseas. Unlike any other office job, no one day in the Army is the same.
With more people and moving parts than any other organisation in Australia, the Army is a logistical challenge on the grandest scale. From the procurement of equipment, to budgeting for ammunition, it's the jobs in business and administration that keep everyone else operational and on track. So if you've got a head for business and exceptional planning and organisational skills, why not work somewhere where you'll really make a difference?
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