Area Manager - Multi-Site OOSH Leader & Growth

The After School Klub; Sydney; On-site; AUD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Job summary

TASK is hiring an Area Manager to lead a cluster of before and after school care services across NSW. You will manage Service Leaders and Service Managers, ensuring high-quality, compliant programs for children and families with strong relationships with schools and communities.

You’ll drive attendance growth, manage costs within budget, mentor teams, and represent services at events. The role requires senior OOSH leadership and a commitment to child safety and compliance.

Qualifications

• At least 5 years’ OOSH experience, ideally across multiple sites.
• Experience as a Nominated Supervisor, or expert knowledge of law, regulations and OOSH policy.
• An understanding of the commercial levers of an OOSH business and the ability to influence them.
• Strong interpersonal skills, with the ability to earn trust and respect of Principals, families and teams.
• A valid Working With Children Check (WWCC) and required safeguarding certifications.

Responsibilities

• Direct line management of Service Leaders and Service Managers across a cluster.
• Ensure quality, compliant care for children and families; monitor attendance and cost control.
• Manage escalations, complaints and feedback with clear communication.
• Lead promotional planning and community engagement to grow attendance and protect contracts.
• Collaborate with the support office to deliver for children, families and schools.

Skills

Multi-site leadership

OOSH experience

Nominated Supervisor experience

WWCC

Foundations of Child Safety Training

First Aid

CPR

Asthma & anaphylaxis training

Child protection training

Stakeholder management

Job description

TASK is hiring an Area Manager to lead a cluster of before and after school care services across NSW. You will manage Service Leaders and Service Managers, ensuring high-quality, compliant programs for children and families with strong relationships with schools and communities.

You’ll drive attendance growth, manage costs within budget, mentor teams, and represent services at events. The role requires senior OOSH leadership and a commitment to child safety and compliance.