Academic Level D Social Work, including Course Coordination

CIHE Australia; North Sydney Council; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

CIHE Australia in North Sydney invites applications for an Academic Level D Social Work role, including course coordination. The position provides academic leadership for the Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work (Qualifying) programs and ensures alignment with AASW accreditation standards and TEQSA requirements.

You will oversee course coordination, teaching and learning, practice education leadership, and research activity while supporting students.

Qualifications

• Recognised social work qualification.
• Eligibility for AASW membership.
• Significant post-qualification social work experience.
• Higher education teaching experience.
• Knowledge of AASW standards, ethics and Australian practice context.
• Leadership and communication skills.
• PhD in Social Work or related discipline (desirable).

Responsibilities

• Academic leadership
• Course coordination
• Accreditation and compliance
• Teaching and learning
• Practice education leadership
• Research and scholarship
• Student support

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Strategic planning

Team collaboration

Public speaking

Education

Social work degree

Higher education teaching experience

PhD in Social Work or related discipline (desirable)

Job description

Academic Level D Social Work, including Course Coordination

The Social Work Course Coordinator provides academic leadership and operational management for the Bachelor of Social Work and Master of Social Work (Qualifying) programs and ensures compliance with AASW accreditation standards, TEQSA requirements and institution policies.

Key responsibilities

Academic leadership

Course coordination

Accreditation and compliance

Teaching and learning

Practice education leadership

Research and scholarship

Student support

About you

Recognised social work qualification

Eligibility for AASW membership

Significant post-qualification social work experience

Higher education teaching experience

Knowledge of AASW standards, ethics and Australian practice context

Leadership and communication skills

PhD in Social Work or related discipline (desirable)