<blockquote rel="JCsantos"><blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="JCsantos">check opportunities in ACT</blockquote>
oo meron daw opening doon... kayo problem is the security clearance.
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I dont know this security clearance thingy pero nitong current employer ko I was given a police clearance check detailing my last home address for the past 10 months ... DETAILED like this from this month to this month and year in this address .. or from this day to this day of the year in this country .... and a signed waiver that I give consent to the security agency to search or to obtain any information regarding my travels
im guessing its the same thing ......
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<a href="http://www.asio.gov.au/Careers/Overview/Information-for-ASIO-candidates/Eligibility-and-Security-Clearances.html">http://www.asio.gov.au/Careers/Overview/Information-for-ASIO-candidates/Eligibility-and-Security-Clearances.html</a>
Eligibility and Security Clearances
There are two eligibility requirements to hold a security clearance:
<b>Australian citizenship (you must be able to provide evidence); and
a background which can be reliably verified.
</b>Candidates must be assessed as suitable to obtain and retain a Positive Vetting (PV) security clearance.
The critical components of a PV are:
financial checks;
referee interviews;
psychological assessment;
other checks; and
an interview.
The PV clearance process is intrusive and lengthy and you must be prepared for this. Your consent is required before vetting activity is undertaken.
You must be open and honest in the information you provide –failure to do so may impact adversely on your suitability to hold a security clearance. ASIO treats your information with respect and confidentiality; however, if you feel uncomfortable about providing detailed personal information you should consider whether ASIO is the right employer for you.