2023 Graduate Social Responsibility (Jan 2023)

To create value & improve lives through sustainable & responsible mining

When you join Newmont as a newly-hired graduate, you’re really going places – in more ways than one. All graduates recruited join our structured Graduate Development Program that will provide you with the opportunity to gain the skills and experience needed to excel within this dynamic industry.

Newmont aims to optimise early development and to ensure you receive the best practical experience and formal training, while developing your own personal, interpersonal and organisational skills to maximise your full potential.

Key features of the Newmont Graduate Program

As a Newmont Social Responsibility Graduate, you will get the opportunity to put theory into practice. You’ll be supported by our values driven leaders to work on real-life challenges and make a valuable contribution to your team, company, industry and community.

Our Graduates are offered:

• Permanent full time employment from your commencement date;
• Operational experience at the world class Boddington and Tanami mining operations;
• Exposure to social performance practice in line with principles outlined by Newmont’s commitment to the International Council on Mining and Metals Sustainable Development Framework;
• Immersion in community engagement activities that align with Newmont’s membership to Voluntary Principles on Security & Human Rights and other commitments;
• Immersion in on ground Cultural Heritage Management activities including direct Traditional Owner (TO) and remote Aboriginal community support;
• The opportunity to work on Aboriginal freehold land and engage with the world’s oldest living and sustainable culture;
• Technical and career development mentoring;
• Formal program coordination and support;
• Face-to-face professional skills development workshops;
• Access to programs developed for internal leaders in the business.

Newmont seeks graduates with:

• Tertiary level qualifications in Social Science, Arts & Humanities, Community Development, Indigenous Australian Studies or related
• Strong academic record
• Strong team work, initiative and communication skills
• A track record and interest to work in remote locations
• Previous industry or vacation work experience within the mining industry and/or community development is desirable
• Australian citizenship or permanent residency status

Graduate positions will join our 2023 Graduate cohort and gain experience at both our Boddington and Tanami mine sites.