Tribunal recruitment and Associate recruitment

Submitting an expression of interest to be a Tribunal Member and/or Adjudicator

If you are eligible for the position of Senior Member, Ordinary Member (Permanent, Acting and/or Sessional) and Adjudicator (Permanent and/or Acting), you may submit an expression of interest at any time, whether or not a current vacancy exists.

In your expression of interest, identify the position(s) you wish to be considered for, and provide your resume, no longer than two pages, detailing:

  • your career history
  • academic qualifications (if applicable)
  • membership of professional / community bodies
  • publications written edited or contributed to in your professional capacity (if applicable)
  • experience on Boards and Tribunals (if applicable).

You must also provide a maximum two page statement addressing the selection criteria for appointment, set out on pages 9 and 10 of the QCAT Tribunal Recruitment Information Kit.

In addition, complete the following forms - found in this one document (PDF, 605.7 KB) - which are to be submitted with your resume and statement:

  • Form A – personal particulars
  • Form B – Consent to check national police records and advise a third party
  • Form C – Statutory appointments and public sector employment currently held
  • Form D – QCAT Tribunal Recruitment Application Form

Email all documents, preferably in one attachment (Word or PDF), to support your expression of interest to:

QCATTribunal.Appointments@justice.qld.gov.au.

Incomplete expressions of interest will not be considered.

Please ensure that your expression of interest is complete,  including your resume, the statement addressing the selection criteria, and forms A, B, C and D, and including the names and full contact details of character referees.   EOI’s which do not include the names and contact details of character referees will be regarded as incomplete.

Further, please do not use a font smaller than Arial 11 for your resume or the statement addressing the selection criteria.  The maximum length of two pages for the statement addressing the selection criteria is not to be circumvented by using small font:  the point is for you to be able to say what needs to be said within the two page limit using a font of readable size.

Expressions of interest can be lodged at any time during the year (commencing 1 July) and will automatically lapse on 30 June each year.

If you want to continue your expression of interest, you will need to re-apply each year.

If your details change in this time, email updated details to: QCATTribunal.Appointments@justice.qld.gov.au.

Current vacancies in respect of permanent Ordinary Member (ie. 3-5 year full time appointment):   One.