This role has a moderate level of AI exposure. AI can enhance efficiency for some tasks, but this job still relies on human skills and decision-making.
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There are no clear salary figures for lobbyists in Australia at this time. Your salary and earnings will be largely determined by your specialist skills and qualifications and may also be results-driven.
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There are no clear figures for Lobbyists working in Australia right now. They are usually hired by larger corporations and industry groups, and most will work as independent consultants.
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There is no single pathway to a career as a professional lobbyist, though you will need a detailed knowledge of the workings of the Australian political system, parliament, key players in government departments, and the lawmaking process. You’ll definitely benefit from a degree in political science as well as specialist qualifications (eg, Bachelor/Master degrees) in the industry you’ll be representing (eg, environment, criminal justice, public health, construction, social welfare). To work as a Lobbyist in Australia, you must be registered with the Attorney-General's Register of Lobbyists and abide by the Lobbying Code of Conduct. To succeed in this role you will need outstanding interpersonal skills and be skilled at diplomacy, networking, and persuasion. You will also need impeccable personal presentation.
Source: Australian Government Labour Market Insights 2023
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For those interested in pursuing a career as a lobbyist, the Lobbyist courses in Mount Gambier provide comprehensive training tailored to the local context. These courses are designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge required to navigate the complex intersections between government regulations and public interests. By enrolling in these courses, you will gain valuable insights into the Government and Public Sector, which is vital for effective lobbying.
Moreover, aspiring lobbyists may also find potential career pathways in related job roles such as a Public Servant or a Planning Officer. These occupations often overlap with the skills acquired in lobbyist training, allowing professionals to engage directly with local government processes. To broaden your career prospects, consider exploring opportunities as a Local Government Administration Officer or a Community Engagement Officer, where you can apply your lobbying acumen in practical settings.
In Mount Gambier, the local government landscape presents unique challenges and opportunities for lobbyists. By taking advantage of the Local Government courses, students can develop an in-depth understanding of the regional political climate. This knowledge is essential for those aspiring to roles such as Local Government Officer or Council Member. Additionally, leveraging your education in related fields can lead to positions like Government Accountant or Local Government Project Manager, further enhancing your career opportunities in the vibrant community of Mount Gambier.
