Procurement and Contracting

Develop the skills and confidence to succeed in public sector procurement and contract management roles. Procurement professionals help government organisations achieve their objectives, manage risk, maintain probity and ensure public resources are used effectively and responsibly for the benefit of the community.

Whether you're new to procurement and contracting or growing your expertise, you’ll develop practical skills in procurement planning, contract negotiation, contract management, governance, probity and ethical decision-making. You’ll gain the knowledge and confidence to apply best practice approaches that support accountability and transparency.

Through CIT’s qualifications and short courses, tailored to the needs of government employees, you can build in-demand skills that support career growth and contribute to better outcomes for government and the community.

Short courses

Introduction to Procurement

Gain practical procurement skills and learn government procurement processes, ethics, risk management and contract fundamentals.

Careers in procurement and contracting

A career in procurement and contracting could see you working in areas such as procurement planning or contract management. You may work across a range of sectors, supporting the delivery of infrastructure, technology, health, education, community services and other government initiatives. Whether you’re managing complex contracts, leading procurement activities or advising on purchasing decisions, procurement and contracting offers a rewarding career with strong opportunities for growth, professional development and meaningful impact across the public sector.

Job opportunities

Procurement officer
Contract manager
Purchasing officer
Project officer
Project manager
Grants administrator
Procurement adviser