Education Project Officer (First Nations)

IndigenousX; Sydney; On-site; AUD 103,000 - 114,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Annual leave loading

Employer’s 12% superannuation

Job summary

Australian Museum is seeking an Education Project Officer (First Nations) to develop and deliver culturally informed education programs and resources linking First Nations cultures with science and natural history. Working across onsite, online and offsite learning, you will research, design, develop, deliver and evaluate programs aligned with NSW curriculum priorities and diverse audiences.

You will collaborate with First Nations communities, Pasifika colleagues, scientists and educators to

Qualifications

• Research, design, develop and deliver education programs aligned with NSW curriculum priorities.
• Collaborate with First Nations communities, Pasifika colleagues, scientists and educators.
• Evaluate education programs to meet diverse school, tertiary and community audiences.

Responsibilities

• Design engaging, culturally informed education resources.
• Deliver programs across onsite, online and offsite learning.
• Partner with communities to reflect priorities and First Nations voice.

Job description

Job Closing date: 15 September 2026

Join us at the Australian Museum and help us to achieve our Mission to ignite wonder, inspire debate and drive change.
The Education Project Officer (First Nations) supports the development and delivery of engaging, culturally informed education programs and resources that connect school, tertiary and community audiences with First Nations cultures, science and natural history.

Description

Job Closing date: 15 September 2026

Join us at the Australian Museum and help us to achieve our Mission to ignite wonder, inspire debate and drive change.
The Education Project Officer (First Nations) supports the development and delivery of engaging, culturally informed education programs and resources that connect school, tertiary and community audiences with First Nations cultures, science and natural history.

Working across onsite, online and offsite learning, you will research, design, develop, deliver and evaluate education programs and resources aligned with NSW curriculum priorities, community expectations and the needs of diverse audiences.

You will work closely with First Nations colleagues and communities, Pasifika colleagues, scientists, educators and partner organisations to co-design learning experiences that reflect community priorities and support First Nations voice and agency.

• Employment Status: Full Time, Fixed-Term (Until 30th June 2029).
• Salary Classification: Clerk Grade 5/6, you will be paid a competitive total remuneration package of $116,832.52 - $128,912.31, including an annual salary of $102,936 - $113,579, plus employer’s contribution to superannuation (currently 12%) and annual leave loading.