What opportunities for learning and development supports are available at the Attorney-General's Department?

Attorney-General's Department (AGD)

Fletcher Clarke, a graduate at the Attorney-General's Department explain how their grad program provides valuable training and mentorship to their new joiner

AGD offers a structured graduate program that provides training and mentorship to new recruits. This program includes formal training on how to write ministerial briefs and submission, influencing stakeholders, analyzing policy impact, etc. It aims to help graduates develop their skills and knowledge while transitioning into their roles

One noteworthy aspect is that AGD pairs new graduates with buddies who are former grads provide valuable guidance, helping newcomers navigate the complexities of their roles and the organization. For more context about working at AGD, you can check our interview with Fletcher Clarke, policy officer graduate at AGD 👇

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