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Administrative and support services

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Large companies are bringing call centres back to our shores. Investments in public infrastructure will require ongoing maintenance. Flexible work arrangements are changing the ways businesses operate. All of this means more jobs.

It’s projected that 10,134 new administrative and support services workers will be needed in Victoria by 2027, and 43,003 new workers by 2034.*

On the administrative side, you could work in office management or human resources. You could also work in a call centre.

Or, if you’re more hands on, you could work as a gardener or commercial cleaner. More jobs are being created with new residential and commercial developments across Victoria.

The industry is wide open for entry-level job seekers and those looking to enhance their career. Vocational Education and Training (VET) is the most common path to employment.

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