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2027 Jawun APS Secondment Program Information Session

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Date
26 Nov 2026
Duration
One 1-hour face-to-screen session. 11:00AM - 12:00PM (AEST)
Event type
Events
Location
Australia wide (Virtual)
Max Capacity
150 seats
Register now on APSLearn*

Join the APSC to learn about the Jawun APS Secondment Program and how you can apply for a 2027 secondment.  Hear from Jawun alumni about their experience working alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community organisations, the professional and leadership skills they developed and the lasting impact of their secondment. The session* will also provide an opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the application process.

*Please note this event will be recorded. You can view this video and other MasterCraft Series events here.

Presenters

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Katrina Edwards, Department of Defence

Katrina Edwards completed a 12 week Empowered Communities secondment in South Australia. She currently works as a Director in the Ministerial, Parliamentary and Cabinet Branch in Defence and brings experience across governance, human resources and process improvement. Katrina will discuss her experience on secondment and the learnings she brought back to the APS.

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Merrick Andreone, Services Australia

Merrick Andreone completed a Jawun secondment in the East Kimberley and is currently a Product Owner at Services Australia. With a background in customer experience and stakeholder engagement, she will share firsthand insights into the professional and personal benefits of participating in the Jawun program.

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Elizabeth McAllister, Department of Employment and Workplace Relations

Elizabeth McAllister completed a Jawun secondment on the Central Coast, where she applied her expertise in governance, program delivery and stakeholder engagement to support community-led outcomes. A highly experienced public sector leader, she has built her career around fostering trusted partnerships, navigating complex environments and delivering meaningful results. She brings a valuable perspective on how relationship-based approaches, collaboration and adaptability can help achieve positive outcomes across diverse communities.

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Jaz Gration

Jaz Gration completed a Jawun secondment in Central Australia in 2026. An Operations Manager with the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry, she is passionate about stakeholder engagement, change management, people and their wellbeing. Jaz will share her experience working alongside community organisations and the insights she gained through her secondment.

Facilitator

Carly Harrison

Carly Harrison, APSC

Participant benefits

  • Learn about the Jawun APS Secondment Program and 2027 opportunities, including eligibility, placements and the application process.
  • Hear firsthand from Jawun alumni about their secondment experiences.
  • Ask questions and gain practical advice to help you determine whether a Jawun secondment is right for you and how to prepare a strong application.

Suitable for

All staff

Category and user level

This learning experience aligns with the Working in Government Craft at the Foundation level. 

Price

Free of charge.

Face-to-screen considerations

  • Prior to the session start date, it is suggested that you check if your agency’s network has any restrictions using any virtual classroom platform. If you are unable to access the virtual classroom platform on your work device or network, you will need to use a personal device.
  • Please ensure you have access to a working camera and microphone to participate.

Additional Information

  • To enrol in this session you will need a valid APSLearn profile.
  • Steps on how to create an APSLearn profile or to view FAQs can be found here.
  • If you have moved Departments or you have multiple APSLearn profiles, you can request to merge your profiles here.

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When you attend a virtual session:

  • Provide your name or email when joining, as our attendance reports record this information from the virtual classroom platform.
  • If you log into the session with a different email address to the one you are registered with, let us know to ensure your attendance is properly credited.
  • If you join as a group from one location or cannot provide your details during the session, please email us afterwards so we capture your attendance.
  • If we do not receive your information, you may receive a notice indicating you were not marked as attended.

* Capacity limits may apply. Please log into APSLearn to check availability. 

  • If the session is full or none of the additional sessions are suitable, you can express your interest, through APSLearn, for this event. You will be added to a mailing list to be notified when a new session becomes available.
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2 November 2026

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