Education & Inclusion Leader, Children's Services

YMCA South Australia; Adelaide; Ibrido; AUD 52.000 - 65.000; Part-time

Vantaggi offerti da questo lavoro

Paid Parental Leave Top-Up

Free Recreation Centre Access

YMCA SA Discounts

Health and Wellbeing EAP

Career Growth via YLearn

Descrizione del lavoro

YMCA South Australia is seeking an Education and Inclusion Leader to join our Quality team, supporting multiple sites in the northern region. The role is part-time, up to 32.5 hours per week, with duties spanning curriculum direction, inclusion strategies and staff mentoring across services.

You will guide educators on planning cycles, ensure alignment with learning frameworks, and support Assessment and Rating processes while promoting high-quality children's services.

Competenze

• Relevant tertiary qualification in children’s services or equivalent.
• Emergency First Aid certification HLTAID012 is required.
• RRHAN-EC certificate for responding to risks of harm, abuse and neglect.
• Valid driver’s licence is required.

Mansioni

• Collaborate with educators to provide curriculum direction and guidance.
• Support educators to implement planning cycles to enhance programs and practices.
• Ensure learning aligns with approved learning frameworks outcomes.
• Assist sites during Assessment and Rating processes.
• Mentor teams in use of Playground and inclusion practices.
• Help services write and implement Strategic Inclusion Plans.
• Advise on behaviour management strategies for sites, children and staff.
• Visit services to implement strategies and provide support.

Conoscenze

Curriculum direction

Inclusion strategies

Mentoring teams

Stakeholder collaboration

Assessment support

Formazione

Tertiary Qualification in children’s services or equivalent

HLTAID012 Emergency First Aid in an Education and Care Setting

RRHAN-EC Certificate

Current Driver’s License

Descrizione del lavoro

YMCA South Australia is seeking an Education and Inclusion Leader to join our Quality team, supporting multiple sites in the northern region. The role is part-time, up to 32.5 hours per week, with duties spanning curriculum direction, inclusion strategies and staff mentoring across services.

You will guide educators on planning cycles, ensure alignment with learning frameworks, and support Assessment and Rating processes while promoting high-quality children's services.