Serve the continents.

Careers at the Continental Security Agency.

Three ways to serve

  • CSS

    Continental Security Service

    For administrative staff and the CSA’s other employees.

    The CSA’s civil service, working across The Director’s Office, the departments and the bodies under the CSS Code of Conduct.

  • FA

    Federal Agents

    For anyone with an active military title, in the CSA or the Continental Security Corps.

    Federal Agents serve under the Federal Agent Code of Conduct, with command, evaluation and discipline through the International Commanders Body.

  • ES

    Executive Service

    For Executive Officers.

    The Director and Deputy Director, the Secretaries, Secretaries of State, Deputy Secretaries and their equivalents, under the Executive Officers’ Code of Conduct.

How recruitment works

  1. 01

    Check your eligibility

    Complete the Recruitment & Eligibility Point Assessment, which scores your education, experience and prior service.

    Appendix 2 of the Structural Framework
  2. 02

    Apply

    Fill in the Application Form, with your personal details, contacts and declarations.

    Appendix 3 of the Structural Framework
  3. 03

    Swear the affidavit

    Sign the Affidavit of Employment before an authorising officer.

    Appendix 4 of the Structural Framework
  4. 04

    Appointment

    The Human Resources Commission handles recruitment, classification and appointments across the CSA, up to and including Executive Officers.

Cadets and volunteers

Join the Continental Security Corps

The CSA’s cadet corps for school students aged 14 to 18, presented by the Department of Education and led by the Department of Defence.

About the Corps

Volunteer as a CSC Instructor

Alumni and former cadets can return as volunteer instructors, holding warrant officer ranks from Warrant Officer Trainee to Executive Warrant Officer of the CSC.

Questions about working for the CSA?

The Human Resources Commission can help.