Before submitting your job application, please ensure you do the following:

Carefully read the job advertisement and information package and research the role and agency to decide if the opportunity is right for you.

If required, contact the hiring manager or contact officer with any specific questions about the role that aren’t addressed in the job ad.

Complete all compulsory fields (marked with a red asterisk (*) in the online form before saving each page.

Check the details you’ve provided in your application and cover letter -such as your contact mobile and landline numbers, , email address, role reference number (e.g. 0000XXXX), and the name of the hiring manager or contact - are correct.

Complete the online work history and education fields in the online application form to highlight your knowledge, skills, experience and achievements.

Review your responses to any open-ended (‘targeted’) questions in the application form and make sure your responses succinctly demonstrate relevant capabilities.

List the details of at least two referees who can be contacted later in the assessment process.

Read the Accessibility Adjustment Information within the application form and consider whether you wish to advise the agency if you have a disability which may require adjustments to the assessment process. This will help us ensure fair and inclusive approaches from the beginning of the selection process.

Submit your application online via the I work for NSW website before the nominated closing date and time. In general, roles close at 11:59pm on the date of closing, except for Department of Education Teaching roles which close at 4:00pm. It is ideal to have your application submitted 24 hours before to be sure that it has been received. If you are still completing your application when the cut-off time comes into effect, you will not be able to submit your application.

Don’t delete any attachments for this application from your I work for NSW profile until you’ve been notified of the outcome of the recruitment process.

Every time you apply for a new role, take the time to tailor your application, including your resume and cover letter, for that role.

Before submitting your job application, please ensure you do the following:

Carefully read the job advertisement and information package and research the role and agency to decide if the opportunity is right for you.

If required, contact the hiring manager or contact officer with any specific questions about the role that aren’t addressed in the job ad.

Complete all compulsory fields (marked with a red asterisk (*) in the online form before saving each page.

Check the details you’ve provided in your application and cover letter -such as your contact mobile and landline numbers, , email address, role reference number (e.g. 0000XXXX), and the name of the hiring manager or contact - are correct.

Complete the online work history and education fields in the online application form to highlight your knowledge, skills, experience and achievements.

Review your responses to any open-ended (‘targeted’) questions in the application form and make sure your responses succinctly demonstrate relevant capabilities.

List the details of at least two referees who can be contacted later in the assessment process.

Read the Accessibility Adjustment Information within the application form and consider whether you wish to advise the agency if you have a disability which may require adjustments to the assessment process. This will help us ensure fair and inclusive approaches from the beginning of the selection process.

Submit your application online via the I work for NSW website before the nominated closing date and time. In general, roles close at 11:59pm on the date of closing, except for Department of Education Teaching roles which close at 4:00pm. It is ideal to have your application submitted 24 hours before to be sure that it has been received. If you are still completing your application when the cut-off time comes into effect, you will not be able to submit your application.

Don’t delete any attachments for this application from your I work for NSW profile until you’ve been notified of the outcome of the recruitment process.

Every time you apply for a new role, take the time to tailor your application, including your resume and cover letter, for that role.