Team Leader, Indigenous Youth Education Programs

NASCA; Blacktown; Presencial; AUD 82.000 - 83.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

NASCA is a 100% Indigenous-governed, not-for-profit organisation operating across New South Wales to support young people through NASCA Academies. We seek a Team Leader to guide Program Leads at school sites, plan programs, coordinate staff, and oversee reporting and budgets, while fostering cultural pride and resilience among students.

You will collaborate with Aboriginal support staff and stakeholders to deliver wrap-around support and improve attendance, performance, and career pathways for

Formación

• Qualifications or experience in teaching, social sciences, youth and community services, Indigenous studies, coaching, or health.
• Drivers Licence.
• Working with Children and AFP clearances.

Responsabilidades

• Manages, mentors, and coaches Program Leads in their role.
• Organises and coordinates across program resources, events, and activities.
• Develops and maintains meaningful relationships with stakeholders, staff, and NASCA Management.
• Works with Program Leads to achieve reporting requirements as required for the NASCA school site.
• Manages a set budget within requirements for delivery of the program.
• Represents NASCA at AECG and Community event meetings as required.

Conocimientos

People management

Team leadership

Budgeting

Communication

Descripción del empleo

Rooty Hill, New South Wales 2766, Australia • A$82,277 - A$82,278

Full-time Permanent Associate

Posted 10 Aug 2026

Description

Who we are

• NASCA is a 100% Indigenous governed and led organisation with 95% of program staff identifying as Indigenous.
• Established in 1995 we have supported over 19,000 young people.
• In 2025, we supported over 2000 young people.
• We work across New South Wales with 21 Young Women’s Academies, one Young Men’s Academy, five Co-Ed Academies and in nine remote communities across the Northern Territory.

About the role

The Team Leader will manage and support Program Leads in delivering the NASCA Academies for their school site. This includes program and project planning, staff management and coordination, and undertaking Program Lead tasks.

The Team Leader will work with students enrolled in the NASCA Academies to improve school attendance and ultimately school performance, develop career pathways and work-ready skills, and strengthen cultural pride and identity through life skills, personal development and long-term resilience.

Role and Responsibilities

• Manages, mentors, and coaches Program Leads in their role.
• Organises and coordinates across program resources, events, and activities.
• Develops and maintains meaningful relationships with stakeholders, staff, and NASCA Management.
• Works with Program Leads to achieve reporting requirements as required for the NASCA school site.
• Manages a set budget within requirements for delivery of the program.
• Works closely with Aboriginal Support staff at the school site, (ie. AEO) to ensure a holistic support approach is in place for NASCA young people.
• Represents NASCA at AECG and Community event meetings as required.

Job Requirements

• Qualifications or experience in one of the following disciplines: teaching, social sciences, youth and community services, Indigenous studies, coaching, or health.
• Drivers Licence.
• Working with Children and AFP clearances.
• Understanding of issues facing young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
• Experience in people management and team leading.

Desired Skills and Experience

• People management and team collaboration, coaching skills, team development, and conflict resolution;
• Experience in developing the capability and engagement of a team.
• Stakeholder engagement and relationship management; communication and interpersonal skills.
• Experience and knowledge of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education programs for young people (ages 5-18yrs).
• Experience with engaging with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and organisations.
• Program and project planning, coordination, management and implementation; Program and project review, analysis and reporting.
• Facilitation skills, presenting or working with children and young people.
• Problem-solving and critical thinking.
• Budgeting and financial management.
• Understanding and practice of respect for people across a range of backgrounds and cultures.

How to apply

Submit your CV + Essential Criteria Responses (PDF) with your application.

To be considered, you must address all Essential Criteria outlined in the job pack

Company Overview

NASCA is a 100% Indigenous-governed and led non-profit organisation, connecting our young people to Culture, and providing intensive, wrap-around support, so they can thrive at school and beyond.