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Work Experience

Applications for our 2026 Work Experience Program are now open!  

Windmill Production Company offers work experience opportunities to South Australian students in Year 10 and 11 each year. Work experience placements are often planned to coincide with production rehearsals to give students a rich experience of what it’s like to work within a renowned Australian theatre company. Along with learning about each department within the company, students will observe rehearsals and assist with production-specific tasks, reporting to the Associate Producer. 

This year, we are inviting four students to join the company for a week-long placement during the remount of a major theatre production.

Placement weeks:
Monday 17 to Friday 21 August 2026 
AND
Monday 24 to Friday 28 August 2026
(two students each week)

Please note: Windmill’s work experience programs are exclusively related to the theatre company and will not include experience within the screen arm of the organisation.  Work experience is not available outside of these two date ranges.

Students will be informed of the outcome of their application by the end of Week 10, Term 2 2026.
Applications close 26th June 2026.

If there are issues with accessing the Google Form, please email karina.bryce@windmill.org.au.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY

Everywhere Windmill wanders we walk softly, we speak respectfully, we hold integrity, we collaborate and create while honouring the truth of reconciliation and the true history of this country.

We know that the land on which we create our work is sacred. We know there were many tribal family clans here before us and we now sit beside them. We acknowledge the tribal family clans who are known today as the Kaurna Meyunna, the first peoples of this place. We respect all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people from across this sacred land which is known today as Australia.

Written by Karl Winda Telfer, Burka – Senior Cultural and Spiritual Custodian, Mullawirra Meyunna – the Dry Forest People, Southern Country

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