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 forecast that 10,006 new workers will be needed in administrative and support services in Victoria by 2026.*
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.
Explore the information below to learn more about working in the administrative and support services industry.
Training and careers in administrative and support services
What it’s like to work in administrative and support services
Find out what to expect on a day-to-day basis, what people love about the work and how much you can earn.
Featured administrative and support services jobs
Browse some of the most popular jobs in administrative and support services jobs.
Training and skills to work in administrative and support services
Explore training courses and skills to start working in administrative and support services. If you already work in the industry, training can help advance your career.
Get financial assistance for training and other expenses
You may be eligible for Free TAFE or Skills First funding to help pay for your training.
Getting a job in administrative and support services
No matter where you are in your career journey, these resources can help you search for jobs and opportunities.
Resources and advice to plan your next steps
Use these free services and resources to plan your next steps. Learn about training options and funding, get career advice, and more.
Career success stories
Rebecca opens doors with a business traineeship
“The trainers at TAFE were really supportive and able to teach in a way that suited my needs. I recommend the traineeship pathway to people with disabilities because we learn best by doing things.”
Shaping lives: Sean and Jaike help people find their career pathways
“I love being able to help people to get a job or into a course. Seeing someone come through our doors and being able to take them from one place in their life to the next is a great feeling.”
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Training and careers in your region
Explore training, skills and job opportunities in your area of Victoria. Find out where you could work, what kind of job you could do, and what training you’ll need.
Training and careers in growing industries
Learn about high demand industries in Victoria. Find out where you could work, what kind of jobs you could do, and what training you’ll need.
*Statistics source: Victorian Skills Authority Employment Forecast Dashboard.
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