Communities and Justice

Careers at DCJ

Find a career that's right for you and help the Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) support the communities of NSW.

We are recruiting!  

Working for DCJ provides opportunities to make a real difference and where your diverse background and experience will be valued.

  • Listen to our staff talk about what they love about being a child protection caseworker at DCJ.

  • We ask correctional officers what it is like to work at DCJ.

  • Hear what Andrew likes about being a psychologist working for DCJ.

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Join one of Australia's top 10 employers and find a career that's right for you.

Why we work at DCJ?

  • Why we work at DCJ?
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    Looking for a meaningful career where you can make a real difference? At the Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) and Corrective Services NSW, we’re committed to building safer, stronger, and more inclusive communities across NSW.

    With career pathways in social work, law, psychology, youth justice, corrections, and corporate services, DCJ and Corrective Services NSW offers opportunities for growth and impact—no matter your background or experience.

    Join a workplace that values diversity, inclusion and reconciliation, where all voices are heard, and every team member is supported. 

    You’ll be alongside professionals who share your passion for helping others with flexible working options, competitive benefits, job security, and career development and training opportunities.

    We don’t just offer jobs—we offer careers with purpose. No matter your role, your work changes lives.

See if you are elegible for one of our careers programs or learn about our career initatives..
Learn how we’re building a diverse workforce and supporting inclusion for our employees.
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