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Graduate Program Frequently Asked Questions

Where will I be working?
If successful, you will be working in our Head Office in Brisbane. Employment is planned to commence during January, however please check with us for an exact date. There will be occasional field trips to regional Australia with our field staff and dealers to attend field days and dealer shows.

What is the starting salary?
A starting salary of at least AUD$58,000 will be paid depending on academic achievement, skills and experience.

How many graduates is John Deere looking for?
We look for at least three Graduates every year. John Deere is also happy to receive applications from mature-aged students.

When do applications close?
Applications for the 2009 John Deere Graduate Program closed on Friday 28 March 2008. Applications for the 2010 program will open in February 2009.

When will I hear about the status of my application?
We will acknowledge your application by return letter or e-mail. It is expected that interviews will be held during April, May and June. After that time the unsuccessful applicants will be informed.

Does John Deere support further study?
Yes, John Deere is keen for staff members to further develop their skills. If you plan to go on and complete a post graduate degree within an area that is relevant to your job, we would be happy to discuss appropriate support with you.

Does John Deere employ overseas students?
You must have a legal right to work in Australia. That is, you need to be an Australian citizen or hold a visa which allows you to work in Australia permanently. Unfortunately we will not accept applications from candidates who are unable to work in Australia.

If I do not finish my studies by the end of the year can I work part time and study?
Unfortunately we require graduates who are able to work full time. We will only be considering people who have completed their studies.



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