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Canberra Consulting is seeking JDN/TDL Instructors at Level 2 Practitioner and Level 3 Advanced Practitioner for Defence training services in Fyshwick, Canberra ACT. You will deliver joint networking and data link training alongside military and civilian personnel, supporting online and face-to-face courses.
Opportunities form part of a small, dedicated team with responsibilities ranging from lesson delivery to courseware updates. Australian citizenship and NV1 clearance are mandatory.
Tactical Data Link Instructors – Levels 2 & 3
Location: Fyshwick, Canberra ACT
Work type: Contract/Temp
Daily rates: Level 2: $620–$720 | Level 3: $900–$1,000
Security: Australian citizenship and current NV1 clearance or higher
Develop the people behind Defence’s joint networking capability
Canberra Consulting is seeking JDN / Tactical Data Link Instructors at Level 2 Practitioner and Level 3 Advanced Practitioner for a proposed Defence training services team.
Based in Fyshwick, you will work alongside military and civilian personnel to deliver training supporting joint networking, tactical data links and information exchange in joint and coalition environments.
These opportunities form part of an integrated team of approximately six full-time personnel across instruction, training development, administration and governance. We welcome individual applicants and established teams.
Level 2 Practitioner — $620–$720 per day
This opportunity suits an experienced instructor who can deliver approved technical training, facilitate practical learning and assess student performance.
Your responsibilities will include:
Level 3 Advanced Practitioner — $900–$1,000 per day
This opportunity suits a senior instructor with substantial relevant technical expertise and the capability to guide instructional delivery and support the wider instructor team.
Your proposed responsibilities will include:
The training cell supports approximately 1,000 learners annually through online learning and around 30 face-to-face courses. Classroom courses range from four days to four weeks.
Each face-to-face course requires at least two instructors, and the team must support concurrent courses when required. Approximately one-third of classroom courses are delivered interstate. Required travel is funded by Defence under applicable arrangements.
The proposed term is 1 February 2027 to 31 January 2029, with two further two-year extension options.
These opportunitieswill close 19th November.