Information and Organisation Professionals play a crucial role in supporting organisations, government bodies, individuals, and the community in Australia. They are responsible for analyzing, organizing, and managing information and data, as well as providing advice on policy, business strategies, organizational methods, and the valuation of property and other assets.

Indicative Skill Level:

Most occupations within the Information and Organisation Professionals category require a bachelor's degree or higher qualification. However, a minimum of five years of relevant experience may be accepted in place of a formal qualification. In some cases, additional on-the-job training and experience may be necessary alongside the formal qualification (ANZSCO Skill Level 1).

Tasks Include:

• Applying mathematical, statistical, and actuarial principles and techniques to various tasks.
• Developing, organizing, and maintaining libraries and other information keeping services.
• Reviewing and analyzing economic data, as well as preparing reports.
• Managing the collection and processing of information and data to generate intelligence, and providing analysis and advice on policy options.
• Assessing the value of land, property, and other assets, and offering guidance on their administration, commercial use, and operational aspects.
• Studying organizational structures and methods to solve organizational problems and enhance efficiency.

Subcategories

The Information and Organisation Professionals category encompasses various subcategories, including:

• 2241 Mathematical Science Professionals
• 2242 Archivists, Curators, and Records Managers
• 2243 Economists
• 2244 Intelligence and Policy Analysts
• 2245 Land Economists and Valuers
• 2246 Librarians
• 2247 Management and Organisation Analysts
• 2249 Other Information and Organisation Professionals

Each subcategory has its own unique set of skills, responsibilities, and expertise within the broader field of Information and Organisation Professionals.