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<p>The geographic variety of postings for Australian Intelligence Corps (Aust Int) personnel is extensive with postings in all capital cities except Hobart.</p><p>Aust Int personnel work in teams most commonly in major Army units or headquarters and within various Defence Intelligence establishments. </p><p>Intelligence personnel frequently see service overseas as they are constantly in demand to support ADF operations and deployments. Operations and deployments are for periods of between six and eight months.</p>

You will be paid while you train, and on completion of your Initial Military Training and Employment Training, you’ll earn at least:

Training

Your starting salary

Trained

Your salary once trained

In the Army you'll get paid a good salary from day one regardless of your age, experience or qualifications; and your pay increases as you progress through training.<br><br>In addition to your salary you'll receive a variety of allowances, extra pay for relevant qualifications – plus 16.4% superannuation, a far higher rate than you're likely to find in the civilian world.

General Entry: Non-Technical

<p>Once you have graduated from your Initial Employment Training there will be a period of approximately 18 months in which you can consolidate and apply your intelligence skills at the unit you have been posted to. At or around that period you will be eligible to attend a promotion course for Corporal and attend intelligence career courses in the various intelligence disciplines.</p><p>Language training is also available for those who are interested in obtaining a language qualification and who meet the language aptitude requirements. For those applicants who already possess a language, you will have the option of sitting a qualification test and gain official accreditation of your language skill which will provide you with a language bounty and additional training to improve your fluency.</p>

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<p>The Intelligence Analyst (Analyst Intelligence Operations) is a member of the Australian Intelligence Corps (Aust Int). The role of Aust Int is to provide the intelligence support that assists commanders in their military decision making processes at tactical, operational and strategic levels. Intelligence support comprises that knowledge of the enemy and the area of operations that commanders need to prosecute their missions. It also includes the active and passive measures undertaken to prevent the enemy from acquiring intelligence about friendly forces and their intentions. In short, the role of Aust Int is encapsulated in the Corps' motto - Forewarned, Forearmed'.</p>
<p>The Intelligence Analyst serves in units and headquarters at every level - tactical, operational and strategic, usually as part of a small team. You will also find the Intelligence Analyst in units or detachments that have specific requirements for intelligence support, including Special Forces units.</p>
<p>The Intelligence Analyst is also employed in specialist intelligence units that provide support to the Australian Defence Force in fields such as:</p>
<ul>
    <li>Combat intelligence</li>
    <li>Security intelligence</li>
    <li>Electronic warfare</li>
    <li>Human intelligence</li>
    <li>Imagery intelligence and</li>
    <li>Psychological operations</li>
</ul>
<p>The function of an Intelligence Analyst is to acquire, process and analyse intelligence of tactical, operational and/or strategic importance and disseminate it in a timely manner and an appropriate format with little or no supervision. As the Intelligence Analyst receives additional training and gains experience and promotion they will be responsible for planning, coordinating and managing very complex intelligence-related activities.</p>
<p>As an Intelligence Analyst you will: have a high level of written and oral communications skills; have the ability to think logically and objectively; be capable of analysing complex and unprecedented situations and exercising above average judgement on the relevance, time-sensitivity and accuracy of information; display above average initiative; be capable of assuming responsibility well beyond your worn rank, and have the highest standards of honesty and integrity.</p>

<div class="p" ><strong>In-Service Information</strong></div>

<div class="p" >This role is known as <strong>Analyst Intelligence Operations</strong> within the Army.</div>

<div class="p" >Employment Category Number (ECN): <strong>003</strong></div>

<div class="p" >Employment Category: <strong>Combat Support</strong></div>

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Intelligence Analyst

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Benefits you won't see anywhere else

You’ll enjoy the following:

Great salary from day one, which increases with experience

Generous superannuation of 16.4% – a huge 4.9% over the Australian standard

Help to buy a home, a subsidised home loan or rent allowance

Free medical and dental for you, and subsidised healthcare for you and your family

Fully paid training

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