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Careers at DCJ
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Department of Communities and Justice support everyone's right to access justice, to help families, and to promote early intervention and inclusion in order to provide benefits for the whole community.
What's it like working as a Service Integration Manager at a Correctional facility?
Service Integration Managers lead, manage and co-ordinate interdisciplinary teams who provide professional services (including psychology, programs, support services, case management, classification and other rehabilitation/reintegration functions) to people in custody, in correctional centre settings, in accordance with CSNSW strategic priorities and performance targets.
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Case study: Dorothea, Casework Manager
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Casework managers employed by DCJ monitor and establish daily priorities and resource allocations for caseworkers. They nurture high quality work encouraging a culture of best practise methods amongst staff to improve the life experiences of vulnerable children, young people, and families at risk. Are you interested in becoming a casework manager? Find out more: dcj.nsw.gov.au/about-us/careers-...
Case study: Phil, Caseworker
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Caseworkers employed by Community Services build relationships with children, young people, and their families and carers to influence change and bring about support and protection in families to build safety for children. Are you interested in becoming a caseworker? Find out more: dcj.nsw.gov.au/about-us/careers-at-dcj/pathways/caseworker.html
Case study: Shabnam, Caseworker
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Caseworkers employed by Community Services build relationships with children, young people, and their families and carers to influence change and bring about support and protection in families to build safety for children. Are you interested in becoming a caseworker? Find out more: dcj.nsw.gov.au/about-us/careers-at-dcj/pathways/caseworker.html
Case study: Zevart, Caseworker
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Caseworkers employed by Community Services build relationships with children, young people, and their families and carers to influence change and bring about support and protection in families to build safety for children. Are you interested in becoming a caseworker? Find out more: dcj.nsw.gov.au/about-us/careers-at-dcj/pathways/caseworker.html
Case study: Elise, Casework Manager
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Casework managers employed by DCJ monitor and establish daily priorities and resource allocations for caseworkers. They nurture high quality work encouraging a culture of best practise methods amongst staff to improve the life experiences of vulnerable children, young people, and families at risk. Are you interested in becoming a casework manager? Find out more: dcj.nsw.gov.au/about-us/careers-...
Case study: Angus, Caseworker
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Caseworkers employed by Community Services build relationships with children, young people, and their families and carers to influence change and bring about support and protection in families to build safety for children. Are you interested in becoming a caseworker? Find out more: dcj.nsw.gov.au/about-us/careers-at-dcj/pathways/caseworker.html
What do casework managers and caseworkers love most about working for DCJ?
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Caseworkers employed by Community Services build relationships with children, young people, and their families and carers to influence change and bring about support and protection in families to build safety for children. Are you interested in becoming a caseworker? Find out more: dcj.nsw.gov.au/about-us/careers-at-dcj/pathways/caseworker.html Casework managers employed by DCJ monitor and esta...
What do caseworkers love most about working for DCJ?
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Caseworkers employed by Community Services build relationships with children, young people, and their families and carers to influence change and bring about support and protection in families to build safety for children. Are you interested in becoming a Caseworker? Find out more: dcj.nsw.gov.au/about-us/careers-at-dcj/pathways/caseworker.html
What does a typical day working in Courts look like?
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The Department of Communities and Justice offers a variety of career paths for people interested in a career with Courts Tribunals and Service Delivery (CTSD). Learn more about a career with DCJ: dcj.nsw.gov.au/about-us/careers-at-dcj/pathways/courts-tribunals-and-service-delivery-roles.html
What does a typical day as a Registrar look like?
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The Department of Communities and Justice offers a variety of career paths for people interested in a career with Courts Tribunals and Service Delivery (CTSD). Learn more about a career with DCJ: dcj.nsw.gov.au/about-us/careers-at-dcj/pathways/courts-tribunals-and-service-delivery-roles.html
Day in the Life Courts Tribunals & Service Delivery
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The Department of Communities and Justice offers a variety of career paths for people interested in a career with Courts Tribunals and Service Delivery (CTSD). Learn more about a career with DCJ: dcj.nsw.gov.au/about-us/careers-at-dcj/pathways/courts-tribunals-and-service-delivery-roles.html
We ask what it's like being an Aboriginal Correctional Officer
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At DCJ we can make a huge difference in the lives of Aboriginal families and communities in NSW. That’s why we want Aboriginal people to have a strong voice when making decisions about their children, their families, and their future. By having more Aboriginal staff in DCJ we can build staff’s capability to work with communities in a way that builds trust. Learn more about a career with DCJ: dc...
We ask Adam what it's like being an Aboriginal Governor
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At DCJ we can make a huge difference in the lives of Aboriginal families and communities in NSW. That’s why we want Aboriginal people to have a strong voice when making decisions about their children, their families, and their future. By having more Aboriginal staff in DCJ we can build staff’s capability to work with communities in a way that builds trust. Learn more about a career with DCJ: dc...
We ask Christopher what it's like being an Aboriginal Caseworker
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At DCJ we can make a huge difference in the lives of Aboriginal families and communities in NSW. That’s why we want Aboriginal people to have a strong voice when making decisions about their children, their families, and their future. By having more Aboriginal staff in DCJ we can build staff’s capability to work with communities in a way that builds trust. Learn more about a career with DCJ: dc...
We ask Hayley what it's like being an Aboriginal Community Corrections Officer
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We ask Hayley what it's like being an Aboriginal Community Corrections Officer
We ask Scott & Makayla what it's like representing family and community as a Correctional Officer
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We ask Scott & Makayla what it's like representing family and community as a Correctional Officer
We ask Michael what it's like being an Aboriginal Correctional Officer
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We ask Michael what it's like being an Aboriginal Correctional Officer
Becoming a Community Corrections Officer in Bourke
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Becoming a Community Corrections Officer in Bourke
Becoming a DCJ Caseworker in New England
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Becoming a DCJ Caseworker in New England
Why did you become a NSW Sheriff's Officer?
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Why did you become a NSW Sheriff's Officer?
A Day in the Life as a NSW Sheriff's Officer
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A Day in the Life as a NSW Sheriff's Officer
How has DCJ helped Dan and his pet dog Grizzly find their 'fur-ever' home?
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How has DCJ helped Dan and his pet dog Grizzly find their 'fur-ever' home?
How did DCJ and its homelessness partner support Dan to rebuild his life?
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How did DCJ and its homelessness partner support Dan to rebuild his life?
We ask Adam: What do specialist psychologists do in Intensive Therapeutic Programs?
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We ask Adam: What do specialist psychologists do in Intensive Therapeutic Programs?
We ask Jake: Why should psychologists make the move to Corrective Services NSW?
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We ask Jake: Why should psychologists make the move to Corrective Services NSW?
We ask Rebecca: Why has becoming a Psychologist been the best decision she ever made?
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We ask Rebecca: Why has becoming a Psychologist been the best decision she ever made?
We ask Psychologists: Why consider a career with Corrective Services?
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We ask Psychologists: Why consider a career with Corrective Services?
What do you like best about being a Correctional Psychologist?
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What do you like best about being a Correctional Psychologist?
Get paid to complete training to become a Correctional Officer
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Get paid to complete training to become a Correctional Officer
Where are the twenty eight names if you are proud do your job and tell us all the pedophile government names
Woke as fuck showing all the minorities of course.
Hi I became a PIG because I am a PATHETIC COWARD and a LOSER
Congratulations Just make sure you treat the public you serve with respect unlike many ahole cops who are bullies, corrupt and on power trips
the system who ruin us now wont our help to grease the machine an correct our brothers - who were wronged by the system. forced us to vax too. take a look at youself australia.
proud aboriginal but blonde hair blue eyes and white as snow racefaker lol
How did he just pluck a fish up out of the water! Any way this is a great video!
Do you guys accept overseas applications?
What powers do you have?
Google
Being a scumbag really appeals to some.
I lived with a half cast from Moree. I thought our governments were fighting against misinformation? I wonder what a real aboriginal would call her??? A GOVERNMENT LEECH, MAYBE??? NO WONDER THERE'S NO COMMENTS TO SEE??? THE WHITE PICKET FENCE BRIGADE IS HERE TO TELL US EVERYTHING IS OK? HONKY DOORY??? YOU HAVE EVERYTHING UNDER CONTROL????? MAKES ME FEEL SO SAFE?
Any oversea recruitment?
WHAT??!.......You White AF?
Great then you to can lie to cover ur corrupt police. Perfect
ACAB
Go get em you guys! You guys rock!
You really need some professional help, immediately! Have you watched any of these videos? And seen the tyranny of police officers, or are you blind and we're hatched under a rock?
And what I see? Your a bootlicker! And furthermore, probably swallowing the whole boot!
Corrupt Australia
NSW Police Daily routine Wake up fully dressed, smash down an up & go and head on to work. On the way arrest yourself a couple of anti-v**ers 💉 for being outside...they should know by now that the outside world is for conformists only. Once you're down at the station you're gonna want to treat online trolls and microaggressors like enemies of the state and remove any shred of compassion in your conduct when dealing with them. Head on out on patrol in your v6 looking for crime, but only crime if it's committed by a certain majority demographic, because anything else would perpetuate disproportionate crime arrest data and make our country look bad.
shes more proud of being a fake aboriginal woman than an actually police officer
Bashing and robbing citizens for not wearing a mask. No respect for tyrant fascists!
get off the pipe 😂
ah yes more recruits for communistic pedo elite forces
I'd love to do this as a career. I know the success rate is only 50%, but it would feel good going home at the end of the week knowing that I contributed to keeping half of the offenders out of gaol and reduced the possibility of further victimisation in the community.