Youth Programs Officer: Build Impact for Young People

City of Whittlesea; Whittlesea; Hybrid; AUD 76,000 - 93,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work from home

Flexible working practices

Wellbeing program

Job summary

The City of Whittlesea is inviting applications for a Youth Programs Officer in the Youth Development Unit. You will deliver school holiday programs, events and engagement activities that strengthen participation and wellbeing for children aged 7–11 and young people aged 12–25 across the municipality.

You will build positive relationships with families and community members, activate youth spaces, and work with Aboriginal Youth Development Officer to deliver inclusive, strengths-based programs

Qualifications

• Tertiary qualification in Youth Work and experience with children and young people (7–25) and families.
• Ability to target diverse audiences, including CALD and marginalised groups.
• Commitment to ethical practice and child safety standards.
• Understanding of youth development, community development, and strengths-based approaches.
• Valid Victorian Driver's Licence.

Responsibilities

• Deliver programs, events and engagement initiatives for youth 7–25.
• Activate youth spaces and connect young people to services and information.
• Collaborate with Council teams and community partners.
• Contribute to Youth Plan 2027–2030 and Community Plan 2026–2029.

Skills

Program delivery

Community engagement

Ethical practice

Cultural responsiveness

Stakeholder collaboration

CALD engagement

Child safety knowledge

Youth development

Education

Tertiary qualification in Youth Work

Driver's Licence

Job description

The City of Whittlesea is inviting applications for a Youth Programs Officer in the Youth Development Unit. You will deliver school holiday programs, events and engagement activities that strengthen participation and wellbeing for children aged 7–11 and young people aged 12–25 across the municipality.

You will build positive relationships with families and community members, activate youth spaces, and work with Aboriginal Youth Development Officer to deliver inclusive, strengths-based programs