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WA Jobs and Workforce Hub

Jobs.wa.gov.au is the place to find information about working in Western Australia. Whether you want to learn more about moving to Western Australia, or still doing your research, this is the place for you.  

The WA Jobs and Workforce Hub provides you information on where to apply for visas, how to get skills, qualifications and jobs in various industries, and where to look for accommodation.

Find a job in WA's government sector, the state’s largest employer with diverse and rewarding roles.

Ready to get started? Explore jobs in WA, career opportunities, advice and resources below.  

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The latest industries recruiting in WA

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Help build WA's future workforce; become a TAFE lecturer

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The WA Police Force are looking for ordinary people, who are up for doing extraordinary things.

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Find out about the exciting jobs and careers in Western Australia's defence industry

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WA’s building and construction industry needs skilled workers

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Chase adventure and experience with a job in hospitality

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Everything you need to know about working and finding a job in Western Australia

Job opportunities and industries in WA

What are my career options in Perth and across WA? Find out about the jobs and industries in demand.

Why work in WA?

Working in WA offers fantastic professional opportunities and lifestyle benefits. Check out some of the reasons why you should come and work in WA!

Advice and resources on applying for jobs in WA

The job market is changing rapidly, it can feel overwhelming. Don’t worry, we have a range of resources to help.

How can I get a job in WA?

Not sure where to begin your job search? We can help you get started.

Moving to WA for work

Find out how to migrate or move to WA, how to get around and links to accommodation sources.

Get the skills you need for the job you want

Find out about fee-free training, job ready pathway programs, apprenticeships and traineeships, and more.

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Regional jobs in Western Australia

Working in rural and remote Western Australia is a unique experience not to miss! Find out more about choosing a regional job in WA. 


 

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How to travel around Western Australia

Explore different options to travel around Western Australia, including public transport. Learn how to get around Perth and regional WA with our easy guide.
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Introducing the new WA Jobs and Workforce hub

If you’ve visited jobs.wa.gov.au before, you might notice that where you’ve landed looks a bit different. Learn more about what you can find on jobs.wa.gov.au.
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