Aboriginal Youth Engagement and Support Coordinator

Department of Education, Western Australia

Southern Cross

On-site

AUD 65,000 - 90,000

Full time

14 days+

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Job summary

Department of Education, Western Australia is seeking Aboriginal Youth Support Coordinators to provide targeted support for students aged 5 to 18, mainly within the 8–11 age bracket, to boost wellbeing and engagement. Roles are permanent or fixed-term, with potential vacancies during the 2026 school year and into 2027.

AYSCs will work with schools and other agencies to reengage students, monitor processes, and share cultural knowledge to inform planning.

Qualifications

Experience in a similar role providing support to Aboriginal students, families and schools.
Excellent written communication skills to support information and correspondence.
Strong interpersonal skills to build effective working relationships with students, families, schools and agencies.
Sound understanding of Aboriginal social and emotional wellbeing, trauma-informed practice and intervention strategies.
Ability to collaborate with SEWB workers and Aboriginal Health/Mental Health staff.

Responsibilities

Reengage students back into education in collaboration with schools and agencies.
Monitor administrative systems and processes for students across SSEN:BE.
Provide cultural consultation to inform planning and supports for students.
Maintain place-based connections and relationships with community partners.
Attend training and school development days as required.