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Pinstripe Recruitment is helping a client seek a school-age care professional for an established OOSH hub in NSW. The role focuses on engaging school-aged children and delivering safe, fun activities in a well-equipped setting.
Successful candidates will meet essential experience requirements, hold First Aid and Working with Children checks, and be available for three shifts weekly across mornings and afternoons on weekdays during term time.
If you have experience working in OOSH/OSHC and enjoy creating a fun, engaging and safe environment for school-aged children, this is an opportunity to join a well-established service with modern facilities, consistent shifts and a supportive team.
Previous OOSH/OSHC and Before and After School Care or comparable school-age care experience is essential for this role.
Please note, we are specifically seeking candidates with school-age care experience. Early Childhood Education or Long Day Care experience alone will not meet the experience requirements for this particular position.
You will work with school-aged children in a bright, purpose-built OOSH hub featuring well-appointed indoor spaces and an inviting outdoor area designed for play, exploration and fun.
Your shifts will include engaging with children, supporting breakfast or afternoon tea, facilitating creative and recreational activities, supervising indoor and outdoor play and building positive relationships with children and their families.
The service operates Monday to Friday during school terms:
You will work a regular weekly roster of at least three morning and/or afternoon shifts.
Casual hourly rates range from $37.58 to $47.67 plus superannuation, depending on your experience, recognised qualifications and applicable classification under the Children's Services Award. The service also participates in the Worker Retention Grant program.
You understand the needs, behaviours and interests of primary school-aged children and can step confidently into an established OOSH environment, actively engage with children and contribute positively to a busy service.
You will bring:
Knowledge of the National Quality Framework, NSW Child Safe Standards, child protection obligations and My Time, Our Place will be highly regarded.
Relevant qualifications or current studies in education, school-age education and care, community services, youth work, disability support, psychology, sport and recreation or a related field will also be well regarded.
To be considered, you will need:
Our client is committed to safeguarding and promoting the safety, wellbeing and rights of all children and young people.
The service expects every employee to contribute to an environment where children feel safe, respected, heard and empowered. All staff are expected to uphold child-safe policies and practices, meet their legislative child protection obligations and model respectful, professional conduct.
The successful applicant will participate in comprehensive child-safe recruitment screening, including verification of qualifications, Working with Children Check and child-safety-focused reference checks.