OSHC Assistant Manager | Blacktown South

Gowrie NSW; Blacktown; On-site; AUD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Above award pay

Professional development through Gowie

Reward program (monthly and annual)

Tenure incentives

Employee referral bonus

Employee assistance program

Free flu vaccinations

Job summary

Gowrie NSW is a not-for-profit early and middle childhood learning organisation dedicated to helping children thrive. The Blacktown South OSHC service values a safe, play-based environment and a collaborative team culture that supports both staff and children.

The role focuses on leading a committed team, managing program compliance, and delivering high-quality care. You will work Monday to Friday on term-time splits and vacation care shifts, with opportunities for professional development and

Qualifications

• Leads a team with prior leadership experience.
• Manages compliance and administrative requirements.
• Requires relevant child education certification and safeguarding training.

Skills

Leadership experience

Compliance management

Team player

Education

Certificate III or Diploma in Childhood Education

Tools

WWCC

First Aid

Child Protection

COVID-19 vaccination (2 doses)

Job description

OSHC Assistant Manager | Blacktown South

Gowrie NSW is a proud not-for-profit early and middle childhood learning organisation established with a vision to see children thrive and amplify their contributions to the world. We achieve this vision through our services and programs for children and families and by providing leadership and professional learning opportunities to the early childhood sector. The image of children as active participants is core to our pedagogy, and we move forward with a strong focus on contemporary practice and innovation.

We pay above award and provide a range of benefits however we are most proud of our high levels of employee engagement and strong cultural alignment – that’s what makes the Gowrie difference!

Availability to work Monday to Friday on a split shifts required during the school term and straight shifts during vacation care.

The Benefits for You

Highly engaged and values aligned workforce

Free professional development through Gowrie NSW education hub

Monthly and annual reward program and tenure incentives

Employee referral bonus for successfully referring new Educators

Employee assistance program

Free flu vaccinations

About Gowrie NSW Blacktown South

We are a not-for-profit OSHC service that places high value in creating a safe, play-based environment for children to thrive. We consider a friendly team dynamic to be integral to the impact of our learning programs and we are looking for someone who shares that philosophy and wants to lead a committed and engaged team.

About you

We’d love to hear from you if you:

Have a Certificate III or Diploma in childhood education

Have previous leadership experience

Have experience managing compliance and administrative requirements

Are a team player with a creative and energetic approach

Have valid compliance certificates (e.g. WWCC, Child Protection, First Aid etc.)

Have two doses of approved COVID-19 vaccination, with the willingness to comply with additional health requirements (including booster shots)

Whether it’s your first step or the next step in your childcare journey Gowrie NSW have positions available across NSW and ACT.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People are encouraged to apply.

At Gowrie NSW, we believe in providing a safe, secure and nurturing environment for all children in our care. Child safety is a priority across Gowrie NSW and we are committed to embedding the Child Safe Standards through our systems, policies and processes. Child safety is a shared responsibility we take seriously. We have a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of child harm, abuse, or neglect. All potential employees must be willing to undergo a thorough background check and adhere to our policies and procedures. Join our team at Gowrie NSW and help us ensure the safety of children.