Wagga Wagga, NSW – Girls on Fire, in partnership with Workforce Australia Local Jobs Program and local fire, flood, and emergency services, is thrilled to announce the Fire, Flood & Emergency Services Job Pathways Program – Riverina, taking place at the NSW SES Wagga Wagga Unit in Ashmont on 27th and 28th November 2025.
Generously hosted by the SES Southern Zone HQ at Ashmont, this hands-on program is open to anyone curious about exploring a career in fire and emergency services. Best of all, it’s completely free to participate.
Why Join the Program?
Participants will gain real-world experience and skills across a range of emergency situations, including fire safety, flood management, casualty handling, and road crash rescue. The program also provides opportunities to:
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Explore careers you can take anywhere – urban, regional, remote, or coastal.
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Experience the wide variety of roles in emergency services by seeing what different agencies have to offer.Â
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Go to work every day knowing you are making a real difference in people’s lives.
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Find roles that suit a variety of interests – whether you’re sporty, love science, care about climate and landcare, enjoy helping people, or thrive on variety.
Finding Your Calling
This program isn’t just about skills – it’s about helping adults discover meaningful work, volunteer roles, steady employment, and opportunities for continuous learning. It’s a real job option for anyone in the Riverina wanting to make a difference in their community while building a rewarding career.
Event Details
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Dates: 27th November – Women only | 28th November – Mixed participants
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Time: 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
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Location: NSW SES Wagga Wagga Unit, 208A Fernleigh Rd, Ashmont NSW 2650
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Cost: FREE
Take the first step towards an exciting and meaningful career in fire and emergency services. Spaces are limited – secure your spot today!
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If you are a council, organisation supporting employment pathways, government body, part of a Regional Industry Employment Program (RIEP), or simply looking for local career opportunities for your community, you can book Girls on Fire to deliver this program and others like it in your area. Our hands-on, career-focused programs are designed to expand the horizons of local people seeking meaningful employment, exploring their options, and for unemployed and underemployed people looking to make a change, giving them practical skills, confidence, and insight into meaningful careers in fire, flood, and emergency services.
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