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Reclink Australia is seeking a project coordinator for the Bribie Island Building Employment Pathways program. You will manage project marketing and administration, participant recruitment and retention, stakeholder engagement, scheduling and milestone reporting.
You will deliver employability skills sessions with industry partners, provide confidential tailored support to help participants identify barriers, strengths and goals, and build relationships with employers to open sustainable work
Reclink Australia is a national not-for-profit organisation whose mission is to provide and promote sports, arts and employment pathways for people experiencing disadvantage. We target some of the most vulnerable and isolated communities, including people experiencing significant mental health challenges, disability, homelessness, substance abuse, culturally andlinguistically diverse communities, correctional services and economic hardship. With over 500 member organisations nationally, we currently provide over 200,000 participant opportunities throughout Australia annually.Reclink Australia believes in the power of opening doors to employment for vulnerable people to help transform lives and break the cycle of disadvantage. In Queensland, Reclink Australia delivers Skilling Queenslanders for Work (SQW) projects funded by the State Government, across Logan and Caboolture. We have just received funding to implement our first Bribie Island SQW program.
Working closely with Reclink staff and project partners such as City of Moreton Bay Council, local Sporting Clubs and community groups. You will take the lead in project managing all aspects of the Bribie Island ‘Building Employment Pathways’ program including project marketing and administration, participant recruitment and retention, stakeholder engagement, scheduling, reporting and milestone events. In collaboration with industry presenters, you will facilitate employability skills sessions in small groups to open doors to employment for participants. You will provide confidential tailored support to guide participants to identify their barriers, strengths, and goals towards their unique employment pathway. You will be a natural communicator, able to engage in a professional and culturally sensitive way with a diverse group of people. You will establish and nurture relationships with employers to identify skills and direct employment opportunities for participants to gain sustainable work. No two days in this role will be the same so you will thrive on variety, multi-tasking and thinking on your feet.
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This is a part-time role (19 hours per week) with the flexibility to work over 3 days. Maximum term appointment starting on October 6th 2026 until September 10th 2027 with the possibility of extension dependent on funding. A competitive remuneration will be paid at SCHaDS Level 4.1 plus superannuation with the option to increase your income through salary packaging. For further enquiries or to obtain a Position Description please email***@reclink.org