Ministerial Advisor Courses
A Ministerial Advisor offers strategic advice to government ministers on policy and legislative matters, ensuring effective communication and preparation.
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Get qualified to work as a Ministerial Advisor with a course recognised across Australia. Speak to a training provider to learn more.
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From $39,135
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Blended, On Campus, Online
The Bachelor of Arts (Politics and International Relations) delves into government complexities and global political challenges. It cultivates critical thinking, unravels international concerns, and fosters solutions formulation. Students gain deep insights into factors shaping political evolution and global dynamics. The course offers foundational knowledge for careers in politics, diplomacy, journalism, and governmental policy, addressing topics like terrorism, climate change, global economics, media dy...
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From $39,135
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Blended, On Campus, Online
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PSP60122
Duration
5 weeks - 12 months
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Blended, On Campus, Online, RPL
Become a workplace inspector with the PSP60122 Advanced Diploma of Government. This nationally recognised qualification is a gateway to three career paths: workplace inspection, investigations, and fraud control. The course covers: working in the public service, applying government systems, preparing high-level documents, managing public sector compliance with legislation, managing policy implementation, and much more. Enquire now for the full list of entry requirements, specialisation electives (and thei...
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Duration
5 weeks - 12 months
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Blended, On Campus, Online, RPL
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Estimated fee
From $43,377
The Bachelor of Arts (Political Science) delves into human dynamics concerning power and governance. It examines societal self-regulation, political behavior, and power disparities. Students explore sub-fields like historical power ideologies, institutional case studies, and political rhetoric. Armed with analytical, research, and communication skills, graduates are prepared for roles in areas such as diplomacy, defense, and governmental policy.
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From $43,377
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Estimated fee
From $41,751
Study mode
Blended, On Campus
The Bachelor of Arts (Politics and International Studies) explores governance, encompassing political power, public policy, and institutional processes at both national and global levels. Students gain insights into effective leadership and organizational structures, melding global politics with economics. It offers insights into political issues, institutions, and policies shaping local, national, and global landscapes.This course can lead to careers in policy development, government, diplomacy, internat...
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From $41,751
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Blended, On Campus
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A Ministerial Advisor provides strategic advice and support to government ministers on policy, legislative, and political matters. You might work in government departments or directly within a minister's office. Ministerial Advisors research and analyse policy issues, prepare briefing materials, and develop recommendations to inform decision-making. You’ll draft speeches, coordinate with stakeholders, and ensure the minister is well-prepared for parliamentary duties.
Ministerial Advisors play a critical role in shaping public policy and government actions. You’ll need to be analytical and politically astute, with strong communication and organisational skills. You’ll liaise with government officials, agencies, and the public to ensure that the minister's objectives are effectively achieved and communicated.
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