SBS takes the lead on
creating opportunities for Indigenous Australians to learn and work in
the media industry. The Indigenous Broadcast Operations Cadet program is
designed to enable young Indigenous people to get on-the-job experience
in the broadcast production area.About the cadetshipThis
twelve month cadetship is for recent graduates that aims to help you
build your career in broadcast and online production.  It’s a once in a
lifetime opportunity to work on real television and radio shows, provide
support and deliver quality media solutions to our audiences. The
cadetship will spend a minimum of three months in Broadcast Production
including Editing, Studio Production Services, Radio Operations and
ENG/EFP (location camera work).The cadetship is based in Sydney and is importantly delivered across the working week, including after hours and weekend work.You
will participate in a range of on-the-job training and mentoring
programs, designed to hone your technical skills and give you practical
experience in your craft.About youIdeally
you will have, or be close to, completed tertiary qualifications in
Broadcast or Media Production and have a passion for broadcast
production whether it’s on television, radio or online platforms.While
there’s no guarantee of ongoing employment at the end of the program,
you’ll be paid a full time salary during your cadetship.  The base
salary for this role is $50,509.What do I need to apply?To be considered for this exciting opportunity you will need:Strong customer service focus – you get a kick out of doing great things for others;Well-developed communication skills – you often ask the questions that others are thinking;A drive to learn – every day is an opportunity to learn new things;To be a team player – you truly believe that we are better together; andA willingness to get in and get the job doneIn your cover letter, please outline:Your studies in Broadcast or Media Production, copies of your qualification or an outline of your current studiesYour experience in Broadcast or Media ProductionOf course we’d love to hear about your passion for working in broadcast media production.Details of two (2) professional referees (these can be former employers or current teachers/lecturers)