Young Women’s Academy Team Leader – Rooty Hill, NSW

National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy Limited; Sydney; Hybride; AUD 70 000 - 100 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy Limited seeks a Young Women's Academy Team Leader to oversee NASCA programs at Rooty Hill, NSW. You will supervise Program Leads, guide program planning and content delivery, and report on outcomes within the school site.

You will also support staff development, coordinate community activities with Aboriginal partners, manage site budgets, and ensure data collection aligns with program KPIs to demonstrate impact.

Responsabilités

• Deliver NASCA programs in schools including program planning and implementation.
• Design, organise and implement program content, materials, and resources - including writing lesson plans and content for young people.
• Manage a small team in delivering and reporting on the NASCA program at their school site.
• Support Program Leads professional, capability, and leadership growth using employee development plans, in collaboration with Regional Program Managers.
• Facilitate community activities, e.g. fostering opportunities for cultural workshops with community organisations
• Manage the school site budget, and report on site spend.
• Lead on the evaluation and impact measurement for program outcomes by collecting qualitative and quantitative data to meet program KPIs
• Develops and maintains meaningful relationships with stakeholders, staff, and NASCA Management.
• Works closely with Aboriginal Support staff at the school site, (i.e. AEO) to ensure a holistic support approach is in place for NASCA young people.
• Represents NASCA at AECG and Community event meetings as required.
• Complete other duties as required.

Description du poste

Young Women's Academy Team Leader - Rooty Hill, NSW

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, data collection and undertaking and overseeing Program Lead tasks.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver NASCA programs in schools including program planning and implementation.
• Design, organise and implement program content, materials, and resources - including writing lesson plans and content for young people.
• Manage a small team in delivering and reporting on the NASCA program at their school site.
• Support Program Leads professional, capability, and leadership growth using employee development plans, in collaboration with Regional Program Managers.
• Facilitate community activities, e.g. fostering opportunities for cultural workshops with community organisations
• Manage the school site budget, and report on site spend.
• Lead on the evaluation and impact measurement for program outcomes by collecting qualitative and quantitative data to meet program KPIs
• Develops and maintains meaningful relationships with stakeholders, staff, and NASCA Management.
• Works closely with Aboriginal Support staff at the school site, (i.e. AEO) to ensure a holistic support approach is in place for NASCA young people.
• Represents NASCA at AECG and Community event meetings as required.
• Complete other duties as required.