Oshc Coordinator | Success Area

Junior Adventures Group; New Hampshire; On-site; AUD 49,000 - 70,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay up to $43/hour

Loyalty bonus $1,250

Parental leave 10 weeks

Childcare discount 50%

Professional development

Wellbeing perks

Job summary

Junior Adventures Group is seeking an experienced Coordinator to lead our OSHC service in Success. This permanent part-time role (33.5 hours/week) includes 6 hours of paid non-contact administration and operates Monday to Friday, with before and after school care hours and school holiday programs.

You will oversee a team of Educators, plan engaging activities, manage rosters and administration, and foster a safe, inclusive environment where every child can learn, grow and have fun.

Qualifications

• Experience leading an OSHC service
• Calm, resilient, solution-focused
• Strong understanding of inclusive education practices
• Clear communication with children, families and school community
• Organised, proactive with rosters and day-to-day responsibilities
• Commitment to child safety and positive behaviour guidance

Responsibilities

• Lead, mentor and develop Educators to create a positive team environment
• Plan engaging, inclusive activities responsive to children's interests
• Model positive behaviour guidance and support staff in challenging situations
• Build strong relationships with children, families and school communities
• Oversee rosters, administration, compliance and quality improvement
• Create consistent routines and a safe, supportive environment for every child

Skills

Leadership

Communication

Roster management

Child-centered care

Inclusive education

Organised

Availability Mon-Fri

Education

First Qualified Educator WA

Job description

Company Description

Partnering with parents and school communities, at Junior Adventures Group (JAG) our goal is to help today’s children navigate their tomorrow by supporting children's development through play in fun, engaging environments. We live and breathe our company values every day by being considerate, passionate, courageous, and making a difference.

Job Description

Are you an experienced OSHC leader who thrives on making a difference and bringing out the best in your team?

We're looking for a confident and passionate Outside School Hours Care Coordinator to lead our OSHClub service in the Success area.

This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who brings strong leadership experience, a calm and positive approach, and a genuine passion for creating meaningful experiences for children.

If you're a hands‑on leader who enjoys taking initiative, embracing challenges and building a positive team culture, we'd love to hear from you!

A little about your new service

You’ll be joining our OSHClub service in Success, where you’ll lead a team of Educators to create a fun, welcoming and engaging environment for primary school‑aged children.

From creative arts and crafts to sports, STEM activities and imaginative play, you’ll have the opportunity to bring exciting experiences to life while building meaningful relationships with children, families and the school community.

We’re looking for someone who understands the importance of consistency, positive relationships and creating an environment where every child feels safe, valued and included.

You’ll also have the support of your Regional Manager and wider JAG team, with access to guidance, training and resources to help you succeed in your role.

What does the role look like?

This is a permanent part‑time position offering 33.5 hours per week, including 6 hours of paid non‑contact administration time.

You’ll work Monday to Friday across our before and after school care programs:

• Before School Care: 7:00am – 9:00am
• After School Care: 2:30pm – 6:00pm

Our service also operates during school holidays, with Vacation Care programs running between 7:00am and 6:00pm.

As Coordinator, you’ll take ownership of the day-to-day running of the service, lead and mentor your team of Educators, and create engaging, child‑led programs that encourage children to learn, grow and have fun.

You’ll also play an important role in:

• Leading, supporting and developing a team of Educators, creating a positive and collaborative team environment.
• Planning engaging and inclusive activities that respond to children's individual interests and needs.
• Modelling positive behaviour guidance strategies and supporting your team to navigate challenging situations with confidence and care.
• Building strong, trusting relationships with children, families and the school community.
• Overseeing rosters, administration, compliance and quality improvement to ensure the smooth running of the service.
• Creating consistent routines and maintaining a safe, supportive environment where every child can thrive.

Why join our team?

• Competitive Pay: Earn up to $43 per hour + super, depending on your experience and qualifications.
• $1,250 Loyalty Bonus: Enjoy retention bonuses throughout your first year with us.
• Meaningful Leadership: Make a genuine difference by leading a team and creating positive experiences for children every day.
• Work-Life Balance: Our split shifts give you the middle of the day to yourself, whether that's for family, personal commitments or downtime.
• Supportive Leadership: Receive regular guidance, coaching and practical support from your Regional Manager, so you’re never leading alone.
• Career Growth: Access paid training, professional development and opportunities to progress within JAG.
• Family-Friendly Benefits: Enjoy 10 weeks of paid parental leave and up to 50% off childcare fees.
• Wellbeing & Lifestyle Perks: Save on gym memberships, health insurance and everyday shopping.
• Referral Rewards: Earn up to $750 cash for each successful employee referral.

Qualifications

What we're looking for

We’re looking for someone who brings experience, confidence and a genuine passion for leading a high‑quality OSHC service.

You’ll be a great fit if you:

• Have previous leadership experience in Outside School Hours Care, with the confidence to manage service operations and guide a team of Educators.
• Bring a calm, resilient and solution‑focused approach, particularly when navigating challenging situations.
• Have a strong understanding of inclusive education practices, positive behaviour guidance and child‑centred care.
• Are confident leading, mentoring and supporting Educators, and enjoy helping others develop their skills.
• Communicate clearly and confidently with children, families, colleagues and school communities.
• Are organised, proactive and comfortable taking ownership of rosters, compliance and day‑to‑day service responsibilities.
• Value consistency, reliability and building meaningful, long‑term relationships within your school community.
• Are available Monday to Friday for both morning and afternoon shifts.
• Hold a completed qualification recognised for First Qualified Educator requirements in WA, in accordance with ACECQA.

Experience in allied health, occupational therapy, disability support, education support or inclusive practices will be highly regarded.

You’ll also need Australian working rights and a valid Working with Children Check, and be willing to obtain a National Police Check (covered by us!) and complete the required National Child Safety Training through Gecko before commencing employment.

Ready to make a difference?

At Junior Adventures Group, we believe great OSHC services start with great leaders.

If you're an experienced Coordinator looking for an opportunity to lead with confidence, build lasting relationships and make a meaningful impact in your local school community, we'd love to hear from you!

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Additional Information

At Junior Adventures Group, child safety and child safeguarding principles are our top priorities. Our recruitment process includes thorough background checks and screenings to ensure the wellbeing of all children in our care.

We welcome individuals from all backgrounds, abilities, and identities, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.