Aboriginal Youth & Culture Program Lead (12‑month)

Taronga; Sydney; Presencial; AUD 113.000 - 138.000; A tiempo parcial

Ventajas ofrecidas por este puesto de trabajo

Discounts across Taronga sites

Family and friends passes

Various employee discounts

Commitment to Country recognition

Descripción de la vacante

Taronga Zoo in Sydney seeks an Aboriginal Program Coordinator to lead the Burbangana Program, guiding young people through culturally safe experiences that build confidence and skills while connecting them with Country.

You will foster partnerships with Aboriginal communities, families and government agencies, while supervising staff and ensuring program safety and impact across Taronga’s education and conservation agenda.

Formación

• Experience working with vulnerable young people.
• Experience working with Aboriginal communities and organisations.
• Strong relationship building and mentoring skills.
• Experience delivering educational or youth programs.
• Current Senior First Aid Certificate.
• Current NSW Driver’s License or equivalent.
• Current paid NSW Working with Children Check.

Responsabilidades

• Coordinate and lead the Burbangana Program for youth development.
• Build trusted relationships with participants, families and communities.
• Develop staff to deliver culturally informed educational activities.
• Coordinate administration, evaluation and reporting to demonstrate impact.
• Promote the program and maintain partnerships with community and government.
• Convey Taronga’s education, conservation and Commitment to Country goals.
• Foster cross-Taronga collaboration to support program delivery.
• Ensure compliance with Work, Health and Safety requirements.

Conocimientos

Vulnerable youth experience

Indigenous engagement

Relationship building

Mentoring

Educación

Senior First Aid Certificate

NSW Driver’s License

Working with Children Check

Descripción del empleo

Taronga Zoo in Sydney seeks an Aboriginal Program Coordinator to lead the Burbangana Program, guiding young people through culturally safe experiences that build confidence and skills while connecting them with Country.

You will foster partnerships with Aboriginal communities, families and government agencies, while supervising staff and ensuring program safety and impact across Taronga’s education and conservation agenda.