HIPPY Coordinator: Empower Families at Home (0.8 FTE)

Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative; Mooroopna; Vor Ort; AUD 52.000 - 68.000; Teilzeit

Benefits dieser Stelle

Competitive pay under SCHADS Level 4–5

Salary packaging available

Professional development opportunities

Laptop provided

Mobile phone provided

Fleet cars where applicable

Zusammenfassung

Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative – Family, Care and Early Years is seeking a part-time HIPPY Coordinator (0.8 EFT) at our Mooroopna Office. The role involves overseeing all aspects of local program implementation, day-to-day operations and training of Home Tutors after pre-service training.

The successful candidate will hold a Diploma in Early Childhood or related field, have experience with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander families, and demonstrate strong communication and

Qualifikationen

• Diploma in Early Childhood, Community Services or similar.
• Experience with children and Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander families; ability to support adult learners.
• Ability to build local relationships and lead a small team.
• Strong written/verbal communication, documentation and computer skills (Word).
• Willingness to complete essential HIPPY training.

Aufgaben

• Oversee all aspects of local HIPPY program implementation and day-to-day operations.
• Train Home Tutors after completing HIPPY Pre-service Training.
• Work with Program Manager to prepare budget and monitor expenditure.

Kenntnisse

Communication skills

Administrative skills

Time management

Microsoft Word

Team leadership

Ausbildung

Diploma in Early Childhood or Community Services

Jobbeschreibung

Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-operative – Family, Care and Early Years is seeking a part-time HIPPY Coordinator (0.8 EFT) at our Mooroopna Office. The role involves overseeing all aspects of local program implementation, day-to-day operations and training of Home Tutors after pre-service training.

The successful candidate will hold a Diploma in Early Childhood or related field, have experience with Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander families, and demonstrate strong communication and