Total 861 Education / Training job vacancies in Sydney - North Ryde

The Game Changers:

At AP+ we're changing the game! We're doing big things, and we can't do it alone. We're part of a big ecosystem, and we know teamwork and passion for our purpose is what will make us successful. We value the unique talents, perspectives, of all our employees. This includes people of all gender identities and sexual orientations, First Nations Peoples, people of all abilities and diverse backgrounds, as well as their families.

AP+ brings together Australia’s three domestic payment providers, BPAY Group, eftpos and NPP Australia, into one integrated entity. Bringing these businesses together enables AP+ to create a more competitive and coordinated Australian payments organisation that is strategically placed to respond to the impacts of regulatory and technological change today, and into the future.
The Purpose:

Reporting to the Head of Talent & Capability, the role of Learning & Capability Partner supports our AP+ People agenda through enabling our talent to be their best, through the delivery of game changing leadership, capability and talent initiatives.

Day to day you can expect to be involved in:

• Designing and delivering scalable capability solutions to support a variety of experiences
• Designing and facilitating a variety of both virtual and face-to-face development experiences that are anchored to our AP+ Values & Behaviours and Leadership Aspirations
• Working with People Business Partners to support team specific initiatives
• Supporting the Head of Talent & Capability create future relevant capability practices
• Developing and implementing digital learning experiences to support business needs
• Identify & implement opportunities to build a community of learners
• Shaping our AP+ Learning Hub to support employee development

The skills & knowledge you need to have:

• Up to seven years of proven experience in talent development, leadership development and/or capability/learning and development.
• Depth of experience leading & implementing programs within capability development, leadership, talent, and/or organisational development
• Deep knowledge in instructional design, with demonstrated experience designing innovative learning & development experiences
• Subject matter expertise & thought leadership in the capability and leadership development space
• Proven facilitation skills, delivering programs in both a face-to-face and virtual environment
• Innovative problem-solving and advanced employee engagement understanding. 
• Exposure to vertical development and leadership development trends would be beneficial
• Exceptional interpersonal skills that see you quickly build strong and trusted relationships across all levels
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, capable of communicating with audiences at all levels with clarity, impact and influence

What’s Next:

We know applying for a role can be a nerve-wracking experience, so we endeavor to review applications and plan to schedule screening interviews within the next two weeks. If you are among selected candidates, we’ll be in touch to schedule a phone interview. In any case, we will keep you posted on the status of your application.

We want to remove all barriers to inclusion so if you need advice or support with your application, we’re here to help. Please reach out to [email protected]. We also encourage you to let us know your pronouns at any point during the recruitment process.

We are currently seeking a Lead Teacher for a Kindergarten based in Sydney, NSW, to help develop children's potential starting from the upcoming academic fall semester.

 

About the school

A leader in early childhood education, affiliated with a renowned Chinese educational group, is advancing in Australia. Offering a mix of early learning centers, summer camps, and teacher training, they merge global educational with Australia's rigorous standards. With experience in managing bilingual Montessori kindergartens and a Childcare Centre in the USA, they focus on development of young minds.

 

Job responsibilities

• Design and maintain a well-organized, professional Montessori classroom setting, consistently revising it to meet the campus's evolving needs
• Create and utilize Montessori-inspired teaching resources and activities, ensuring they reflect the Montessori educational approach
• Coordinate and implement the Montessori curriculum, involving the preparation and presentation of educational materials
• Accurately document each child’s academic growth and developmental milestones, including detailed observations
• Strengthen communication between the school and parents, ensuring clarity on each child’s progress and building strong, positive relationships
• Provide ongoing training and assistance to staff on Montessori curriculum application and instructional techniques
• Lead and direct a team of educators, arranging meetings and enhancing team dynamics and performance
• Participate actively in community activities with children to maintain the institution's reputation
• Assist the Campus Principal in executing marketing and promotional initiatives, such as enrollment campaigns

• Diploma degree or higher in Early Childhood Education
• A minimum of 3 years of experience in preschool/kindergarten early childhood education, including at least 1 year in a leadership role
• Montessori Certification for ages 0-3 or 3-6 preferred
• Strong communication skills, self-motivation, team orientation, and customer-focused approach
• Proficient in computer usage

• Competitive salary range of AUD 35 to AUD 45 per hour + Super
• Retirement plans
• Employee discount
• Referral Bonus
• Opportunities for professional development and career advancement

We are currently seeking an Assistant Teacher for a kindergarten based in Sydney, NSW, to help develop children's potential starting from the upcoming academic fall semester.

 

About the school

A leader in early childhood education, affiliated with a renowned Chinese educational group, is advancing in Australia. Offering a mix of early learning centers, summer camps, and teacher training, they merge global educational with Australia's rigorous standards. With experience in managing bilingual Montessori kindergartens and a Childcare Centre in the USA, they focus on development of young minds.

 

Job responsibilities

• Efficiently set up and organize the classroom each day, creating a secure and welcoming atmosphere
• Work in close partnership with the Lead Teacher to ensure the classroom and campus are orderly, clean, and visually pleasing
• Supervise children’s well-being and daily activities, including care routines, meal times, rest periods, and bedtime preparations
• Aid the Lead Teacher in meeting goals related to student enrollment, school accreditation, and active participation
• Engage in respectful interactions with children and their parents, building strong connections with families, educators, regulatory bodies, local community members, and business affiliates
• Execute the curriculum, customized to address the unique requirements of every child
• Support the Lead Teacher in promoting interactive learning, engagement, and activities suitable for various ages

• Certificate III in Early Childhood Education or equivalent
• A minimum of 1 year of experience in preschool/kindergarten early childhood education
• Experience with Montessori methodology
• Strong communication skills, self-motivation, team orientation, and customer-focused approach
• Proficiency in computer usage

• Competitive salary range of AUD 25 - AUD 30 per hour + Super
• Retirement plans
• Employee discount
• Referral Bonus
• Opportunities for professional growth and career advancement

Primary Details Time Type: Full time Worker Type: Employee Location: Sydney Type: Permanent, full time The opportunity As a Catastrophe Modelling Research Analyst, you will play a crucial role in enhancing our organization's understanding and management of risks associated with natural disasters. You will be responsible for researching, analysing, and modelling various catastrophe scenarios, providing valuable insights that will contribute to informed decision-making processes. Your new role In this role you will: Conduct catastrophe model validation for a range of external model vendors and internal models for peril regions around the globe for perils including: earthquake, flood, hurricane, cyclone, severe convective storm and bushfire perils Conduct climate change research and development projects and implementation in catastrophe modelling processes. Manage projects in a timely and efficient manner in collaboration with global teams and external service providers. Assist with catastrophe event response and other ad hoc tasks as required. Please note that for the successful candidate, this process will include a phone screen with our Talent Acquisition team, 2/3 interviews (either face to face or online via Teams) and background checks. About you Demonstrable experience in a similar role alongside a PhD, Master's or Bachelor's degree in a relevant field such as Mathematics, Statistics, Actuarial Science, Physical Geography, Meteorology, Flood Engineering or Atmospheric Sciences. Strong analytical and quantitative skills with a keen attention to detail. Excellent communication skills, with the ability to convey complex technical concepts to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. Proficiency in programming languages (such as Python or R), and GIS software skills Experience in the insurance, reinsurance, or risk management industry is a plus. Experience using catastrophe modelling software (e.g., RMS, AIR) is a plus but is not required. About QBE We can never really predict what's around the corner, but at QBE we're asking the right questions to enable a more resilient future - helping those around us build strength and embrace change to their advantage." We're an international insurer that's building momentum towards realising our vision of becoming the most consistent and innovative risk partner. And our people will be at the centre of our success. We're proud to work together, and encourage each other enable resilience for our customers, our environment, our economies and our communities. With more than more than 13,000 people working across 27 countries, we're big enough to make a real impact, but small enough to provide a friendly workplace, where people are down-to-earth, passionate and kind. We believe this is our moment - what if it was yours too? Your career at QBE - let's make it happen! Benefits We offer a range of benefits to help provide holistic support for your work life, whatever your circumstances. As a QBE employee you will have access to and benefit from: 'Hybrid Working' - a mix of working from home and in the office to enhance your work/life balance Our 'Thriving at our Best' wellbeing program, including free holistic wellbeing coaching, nutritional, confidential counselling, financial and legal advice 18 weeks' gender-equal flexible leave for all new parents, including paid super The ability to maximise retirement savings through voluntary super contributions and company matching Income protection insurance & reimbursed Death and Total Permanent Disability insurance premiums Additional leave and support through QBE's Family Domestic Violence First Responder Network Discounts on insurance products, car hire, hotels, goods and services including benefits through our various sports and arts sponsorship partners Rewards & Recognition We value our employee's experience with us and are proud to have been recognised for the following awards: 2021 LinkedIn Top Employer & HRD Employer of Choice 2020 Best Workplace Diversity & Inclusion and Excellence Award for Best Health & Wellbeing at the Australian HR Awards Gold Employer status for 4 years in a row 2019 - 2022 Australian Workplace Equality Index (AWEI) - the definitive national benchmark on LGBTQI+ workplace inclusion Ranked 6th place in the AAGE Top Graduate Employers 2021 as voted by graduates Top 20 Workplaces for Dads in 2019 and 2020 (HBF Direct Advice for Dads) Family First accredited employer since 2021 APPLY NOW and let's make it happen!" Click APPLY to submit your application. Successful applicants will need to complete work rights, police and credit checks through our online provider as a condition of employment. QBE recognise the value of diverse perspectives and experience. We are committed to an inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued and respected for who they are. If we can provide support with accessibility requirements and adjustments, alternative work arrangements or you would like to connect with one of our employee networks at any stage of the recruitment process, please contact us at [email protected] Application Close Date: 30/01/2024 11:59 PM How to Apply: To submit your application, click "Apply" and follow the step by step process. Equal Employment Opportunity: QBE is an equal opportunity employer and is required to comply with equal employment opportunity legislation in each jurisdiction it operates.

Primary Details Time Type: Full time Worker Type: Employee Location: Sydney Type: 12 month fixed term contract The opportunity Reporting to the General Manager, Organisational Development and Employee Experience (ODEX), your primary role will be to partner with the Global Learning & Leadership Team in the design and development of the AUSPAC QBE (and Home Market) Learning and Leadership agenda. You will also lead a team of three consultants in the implementation of same. As the AUSPAC Division has recently commenced a significant transformation journey, there is opportunity and need to revisit and reset QBE's learning and leadership agendas to enable the continued growth of our people and business with an emphasis on investing in our leadership and people capabilities for today and tomorrow. Your new role This role is responsible for leading the Home Market approach to Learning & Leadership Development. This will be done by designing and implementing learning and leadership strategy and solutions across AUSPAC and Home Market. Your other primary responsibilities include: Build the professional development & leadership capability of our people, with a balance between current state needs and future state aspirations. Partner closely with the Global Talent Team, People Business Partnering, Talent Team and other key stakeholders to understand the learning and leadership needs of the employees of AUSPAC/Home Market and use these insights to inform our Learning for All and other core leadership offerings. Manage the Learning & Leadership Team (x3). Lead the local embedment of the QBE Leadership Attributes across the employee life cycle. Set local Leadership 360 tool strategy and governance (and debrief certification where appropriate) across home market. Engage and manage other learning and leadership tools and capability solutions as required. Identify and plan investment from ODEX budget to deliver against annual People Plan. Effective vendor management. About you To be successful as the Senior Manager - Leadership & Learning you will have: Understanding and application of adult learning approaches and human centered design Strong project management skills Strong relationship management and influencing skills - ability to interact at an executive/strategic level Strong consulting, negotiation and facilitation skills A commercially focused and pragmatic approach to delivery of leadership and learning solutions Experience in consulting and delivery of leadership and learning solutions Demonstrated business partnering/internal consulting experience Experience in fast moving complex matrix structures Understanding of an experience in deploying digital first learning solutions Strong knowledge of adult learning and instructional design principles About QBE We can never really predict what's around the corner, but at QBE we're asking the right questions to enable a more resilient future - helping those around us build strength and embrace change to their advantage. We're an international insurer that's building momentum towards realising our vision of becoming the most consistent and innovative risk partner. And our people will be at the centre of our success. We're proud to work together, and encourage each other enable resilience for our customers, our environment, our economies and our communities. With more than more than 13,000 people working across 27 countries, we're big enough to make a real impact, but small enough to provide a friendly workplace, where people are down-to-earth, passionate and kind. We believe this is our moment - what if it was yours too? Your career at QBE - let's make it happen! Benefits We offer a range of benefits to help provide holistic support for your work life, whatever your circumstances. As a QBE employee you will have access to and benefit from: 'Hybrid Working' - a mix of working from home and in the office to enhance your work/life balance Our 'Thriving at our Best' wellbeing program, including free holistic wellbeing coaching, nutritional, confidential counselling, financial and legal advice 18 weeks' gender-equal flexible leave for all new parents, including paid super The ability to maximise retirement savings through voluntary super contributions and company matching Income protection insurance & reimbursed Death and Total Permanent Disability insurance premiums Additional leave and support through QBE's Family Domestic Violence First Responder Network Discounts on insurance products, car hire, hotels, goods and services including benefits through our various sports and arts sponsorship partners Rewards & Recognition We value our employee's experience with us and are proud to have been recognised for the following awards: 2021 LinkedIn Top Employer & HRD Employer of Choice 2020 Best Workplace Diversity & Inclusion and Excellence Award for Best Health & Wellbeing at the Australian HR Awards Gold Employer status for 4 years in a row 2019 - 2022 Australian Workplace Equality Index (AWEI) - the definitive national benchmark on LGBTQI+ workplace inclusion Ranked 6th place in the AAGE Top Graduate Employers 2021 as voted by graduates Top 20 Workplaces for Dads in 2019 and 2020 (HBF Direct Advice for Dads) Family First accredited employer since 2021 Apply now! APPLY NOW and let's make it happen! Click APPLY to submit your application. Successful applicants will need to complete work rights, police and credit checks through our online provider as a condition of employment. QBE recognise the value of diverse perspectives and experience. We are committed to an inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued and respected for who they are. If we can provide support with accessibility requirements and adjustments, alternative work arrangements or you would like to connect with one of our employee networks at any stage of the recruitment process, please contact us at [email protected] Application Close Date: 03/02/2024 11:59 PM How to Apply: To submit your application, click "Apply" and follow the step by step process. Equal Employment Opportunity: QBE is an equal opportunity employer and is required to comply with equal employment opportunity legislation in each jurisdiction it operates.

The System Trainer will play a crucial role in supporting the Training Manager in the development and enhancement of training materials for diverse projects across Australia and New Zealand. The primary responsibilities will revolve around delivering training on SICE systems to both internal employees and external clients. This role demands a highly organized and adaptable professional with a passion for training and a deep understanding of Traffic Control systems.

The role will cover the company training needs in Australia and New Zealand and it can be based in Sydney, Melbourne or Auckland adapting to the suitable candidate's location.

Responsibilities:

• Develop training materials.
• Collaborate with the Training Manager to create, update, and improve training materials tailored to specific projects.
• Ensure that training materials align with industry best practices and the latest developments in SICE systems.
• Deliver training sessions.
• Conduct training sessions for internal staff and external clients on the use of SICE systems
• Adapt training content to suit the diverse needs and skill levels of the audience.
• Foster a supportive and engaging learning environment.
• Conduct evaluations and assessments
• Knowledge Transfer
• Share expert knowledge of SICE systems, offering insights and practical solutions to trainees.
• Provide ongoing support and guidance to trainees, addressing questions and concerns effectively.
• Feedback and Improvement
• Collect feedback from trainees to continuously enhance training materials and methodologies.
• Collaborate with the Training Manager to implement improvements based on feedback and industry trends.
• Documentation
• Maintain accurate records of training sessions, attendance, and trainee progress.
• Generate reports and documentation as required for tracking and compliance purposes.
• Travel and Coordination
• Travel to various locations across Australia and New Zealand as needed to deliver training sessions.
• Coordinate training schedules and logistics to ensure seamless execution.

• Hands-on experience with traffic control systems and related technologies
• Awareness of mechanical and electrical systems such as fire life safety systems, ventilation etc.
• Completed study in a relevant field (e.g., Adult education, Information Technology, Engineering, Education) or equivalent work experience
• Relevant experience as a Systems Trainer or equivalent work experience
• Introductory understanding of NZQA (NZ Educational Framework).
• Experience creating eLearning modules is desirable.
• Technology and Communication Skills – Intermediate to Advanced written, verbal communication and IT skills, strong interpersonal skills with the ability to engage diverse audiences,
• Willingness to travel as required.

• Be part of large scale infrastructure projects.
• Genuine opportunities for learning and growing in a cross-functional, multi-cultural team.
• A collaborative and supportive work environment where everyone has the chance to make a difference.
• Access to employee benefits (EAP, employment anniversary leave, etc.)

SICE ANZ is an Equal Opportunity Employer, inviting you to join an organization dedicated to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and collaborative working environment. We actively encourage applications from women, individuals of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander descent, and those from diverse backgrounds. Your unique perspectives contribute to our collective strength. Be part of a team that values and celebrates diversity – apply today.

Due to the high volume of applications received, only successful candidates will be contacted. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Unsolicited applications from recruitment agencies will not be accepted.

Brand New State-of-the-Art Centre: Parramatta- Pre-school & Nursery Room position Your new company We are currently seeking an Early Childhood Teacher OR Diploma qualified Room Leader to work at a brand-new centre based in North Rocks, in the Parramatta local government area of Sydney. The management believes in early multilingual learning and the immersive multilingual environment provides opportunities to be inspired and learn to play with language as part of their everyday lives with their families and communities. With an experienced management team and qualified educators, they aim to deliver a creative enrichment program for children, quality community engagement, sustainable practices that are responsive to the needs of the culturally diverse local community. Your new role This fabulous centre is looking forward to welcoming a passionate and caring Early Childhood Teacher or Diploma Qualified Educator to their brand-new centre. You will champion the dedicated and passionate team of early childhood professional educators who are very experienced and committed to providing an enriching program through a series of principles, practices and learning outcomes guided by Early Learning Frameworks. Your role will be to partner with the team to deliver education and care which is reflected daily in their practices and strive for continuous improvement in all quality areas of the National Quality Standard. As a professional, you will constantly work in a positive and supporting environment. The centre prides itself on where they exemplify the values that leads to intellectual curiosity and learning and foster these values in children. What you'll need to succeed

Have a suitable ECT teaching qualification (Bachelor, bachelor equivalent) recognised by ACECQA
Current knowledge of early childhood education theory and practice.
Strong interpersonal skills, ability to communicate effectively with children, families, and professionals.
Efficient time management and leadership skills.
Valid working with children's check and first aid.

What you'll get in return

A generous salary negotiated based on your experience
Working in a brand-new centre close to Parramatta.
Future career progression.
Work at a new service and make an impact from the ground level What you need to do now

If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call me now. Radiyah Hatim National Section Manager- ECEC P: 02 82269607 E: [email protected] If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact me for a confidential discussion on your career. Please click here to apply.

We are currently seeking an Assistant Teacher for a Kindergarten based in Sydney, NSW, to help develop children's potential starting from the upcoming academic fall semester.

 

About the school

A leader in early childhood education, affiliated with a renowned Chinese educational group, is advancing in Australia. Offering a mix of early learning centers, summer camps, and teacher training, they merge global educational with Australia's rigorous standards. With experience in managing bilingual Montessori kindergartens and a Childcare Centre in the USA, they focus on development of young minds.

 

Job responsibilities

• Efficiently set up and organize the classroom each day, creating a secure and welcoming atmosphere
• Work in close partnership with the Lead Teacher to ensure the classroom and campus are orderly, clean, and visually pleasing
• Supervise children’s well-being and daily activities, including care routines, meal times, rest periods, and bedtime preparations
• Aid the Lead Teacher in meeting goals related to student enrollment, school accreditation, and active participation
• Engage in respectful interactions with children and their parents, building strong connections with families, educators, regulatory bodies, local community members, and business affiliates
• Execute the curriculum, customized to address the unique requirements of every child
• Support the Lead Teacher in promoting interactive learning, engagement, and activities suitable for various ages

• Certificate III in Early Childhood Education or equivalent
• A minimum of 1 year of experience in preschool/kindergarten early childhood education
• Experience with Montessori methodology
• Strong communication skills, self-motivation, team orientation, and customer-focused approach
• Proficiency in computer usage

Salary and Benefits

• Competitive salary range of AUD 25 - AUD 30 per hour + Super
• Retirement plans
• Employee discount
• Referral Bonus
• Opportunities for professional growth and career advancement

We are currently seeking a Lead Teacher for a Kindergarten based in Sydney, NSW, to help develop children's potential starting from the upcoming academic fall semester.

 

About the school

A leader in early childhood education, affiliated with a renowned Chinese educational group, is advancing in Australia. Offering a mix of early learning centers, summer camps, and teacher training, they merge global educational with Australia's rigorous standards. With experience in managing bilingual Montessori kindergartens and a Childcare Centre in the USA, they focus on development of young minds.

 

Job responsibilities

• Design and maintain a well-organized, professional Montessori classroom setting, consistently revising it to meet the campus's evolving needs
• Create and utilize Montessori-inspired teaching resources and activities, ensuring they reflect the Montessori educational approach
• Coordinate and implement the Montessori curriculum, involving the preparation and presentation of educational materials
• Accurately document each child’s academic growth and developmental milestones, including detailed observations
• Strengthen communication between the school and parents, ensuring clarity on each child’s progress and building strong, positive relationships
• Provide ongoing training and assistance to staff on Montessori curriculum application and instructional techniques
• Lead and direct a team of educators, arranging meetings and enhancing team dynamics and performance
• Participate actively in community activities with children to maintain the institution's reputation
• Assist the Campus Principal in executing marketing and promotional initiatives, such as enrollment campaigns

• Diploma degree or higher in Early Childhood Education
• A minimum of 3 years of experience in preschool/kindergarten early childhood education, including at least 1 year in a leadership role
• Montessori Certification for ages 0-3 or 3-6 preferred
• Strong communication skills, self-motivation, team orientation, and customer-focused approach
• Proficient in computer usage

Salary and Benefits

• Competitive salary range of AUD 35 to AUD 45 per hour + Super
• Retirement plans
• Employee discount
• Referral Bonus
• Opportunities for professional development and career advancement

Do you inspire people to learn? Are you a qualified, experienced trainer passionate about delivering best in class customer experiences who can deliver results?

We are looking for an experienced trainer to design, develop and roll out customer service excellence training to our national frontline teams. 

Rentokil Initial is one of the largest business services companies in the world. Our company operates in all major economies of Europe, North America, Africa, Asia and the Pacific. The company has some 78,000 employees providing a range of support services in over 50 countries worldwide.

To be successful in this role you will display demonstrated understanding of Contact Centre CX concepts and a variety of interactions practices, quality initiatives, coaching and mentoring, internal sales and the unique demands of frontline staff.

In this role, you will:

• Determine the training requirements for various teams.
• Develop training materials including video tutorials, guidelines and SOP’s
• Determine instructional methods such as individual training, online, face to face, demonstrations, meetings and workshops
• Customer service training as well as personal development for employees
• Foster the highest level of  customer service both internally and externally to contribute to customer growth and satisfaction

Essential criteria:

• Nationally recognised Certificate IV Training & Assessment or other relative discipline
• Previous experience in training in a similar role
• Be able to travel to deliver training
• Confidence in delivering training across all levels of the business
• High level of proficiency in Microsoft applications

Desirable criteria:

• Possess solid business acumen
• Have the experience to show proven results in performance improvement
• Proficiency in Genesys pure cloud application

This is an exciting and challenging position with an organisation that values its people. In return you will be rewarded with a generous remuneration, onsite parking and ongoing support and training.

If this sounds like you, apply now!

Employee Testimonials -

“I love working at Rentokil - I love how the internal team bands together and getting to work with different customers every day.”

Matt Jones

"There's a sense of purpose in what I do. I get up and go to work to make sure that my people are safe, they're happy and our clients are serviced."

Darran Gibson

"I have been with Rentokil Initial for 15 years and they have always been there and supportive of me...so I have tried to carry that on as a manager myself."

Deb Morris

Take the lead

Your skills, experience, and passion for supporting children as they begin to discover and explore their world are just what we need at Guardian. We have amazing Educators who create safe and secure environments where young children thrive. As Lead Educator, you will work with Educators in the Centre, supporting their teaching practice as they grow and excel as professionals.



You will be building meaningful relationships with children and families, ensuring children are supported to be brave, curious, and imaginative in their learning. Lead Educators are a vital link in supporting Educators and Centre Leadership to develop and implement innovative early learning programs that will set children up for formal schooling and beyond.



As a Lead Educator at Guardian, you have the opportunity to grow and excel in your career. Guardian offers professional learning and development programs, career pathways, and a truly collaborative and inclusive learning environment where everyone across the organisation is committed to supporting each other in their professional journey.



Joining Guardians means being part of a professional and thoughtful Team with great benefits that include:

Lead your ongoing professional development and learning through educational programs and support and mentoring and peer support opportunities.
Collaborate with other professional Educators and Teachers through workshops and meetings to share best practice and learn from each other as you innovate in early childhood education programs based on exploration, discovery, and play.
Work in high-quality, well-resourced environments for children and Educators.
Reward and recognition initiatives to acknowledge the value of your contribution to our purpose.
Enjoy a competitive salary and financial benefits, including attractive remuneration packages, generous childcare discounts, recognition and rewards, and an employee referral program
WHEREFIT - 2,000 discounted corporate offers at up to 50% off for gyms, studios, activewear, healthy meals, beauty and more...
Guardian Degree program - We can support you by offering paid study, flexible work hours, guardian mentors and reimbursement of course fees, because we want to see you succeed. (Terms & conditions apply)
Paid first aid courses and renewals
Competitive Salary: $70,000 plus super


The Opportunity

Guardian Childcare and Education is looking for Lead Educators across Australia in the following states: NSW, VIC, ACT, SA, and QLD.

Working closely with your fellow Educators and Centre Leadership Team, you will enjoy;

Developing and maintaining meaningful relationships with children, families, colleagues, and the centre community.
Lead and guide teams in developing and implementing an innovative early learning program reflective of current early years thinking and practice.
Documenting and sharing with families in their children's learning and development.
Actively contributing to the implementation and adoption of the Guardian Curriculum.
Professional learning and development programs, career pathways, and a truly collaborative and inclusive learning environment. 
 

To be considered, you will have:

A completed Certificate III and/or Diploma in Children's Services (or working towards)
Prior experience in long day-care
Sound, practical working knowledge and implementation of the NQF and the EYLF
Current Working with Children's Check.
 

Apply now

So, what are you waiting for? Take the leap and apply now to join Guardian Childcare & Education.



Referrals

We offer referrals for Guardian employees so join us and bring a friend to refer and earn. For more details, visit: guardian.edu.au/careers/refer-your-friends

Lead, collaborate, and nurture.

Leading a Team of dedicated, professional early childhood education professionals? Tick. Developing a thoughtful culture when the entire Team is passionate about supporting children to be brave, curious, and imaginative in their learning? Tick. Nurturing relationships with children, families, and your Team to provide the best experience young children can have? Big tick.

If you put a tick next to those questions, becoming the Centre Manager at Guardian is your next role. Centre Managers touch every aspect of life at Guardian. Through leading, collaborating, and nurturing, Centre Managers help us deliver on the day-to-day goal of providing amazing learning experiences in a safe and secure environment. You will be part of a nationwide Team that has the cherished privilege of supporting the education and growth of young children. Joining Guardian means having a great place to work, filled with thoughtful colleagues and exciting opportunities to grow and develop your career. Our benefits include:

Lead your ongoing professional development and learning through exceptional coaching, conferences, mentoring, and career advancement opportunities.
Use your skills and experience to drive business performance that supports sustainable investment in our practice, Centres, and Teams.
Collaborate with professional Educators and Teachers through workshops and meetings to share best practice and learn from each other as you innovate in early childhood education programs based on exploration, discovery, and play.
Lead decisions about resourcing and the education environment for children.
Enjoy a competitive salary and financial benefits including attractive remuneration packages, generous childcare discounts, recognition and rewards, and an employee referral program
Guardian Degree program - We can support you by offering paid study, flexible work hours, guardian mentors and reimbursement of course fees, because we want to see you succeed. (Terms & conditions apply)
WHEREFIT - 2,000 discounted corporate offers at up to 50% off for gyms, studios, activewear, healthy meals, beauty and more...
Paid first aid courses and renewals 
$70,000 + plus super

The Opportunity

Guardian Childcare and Education is looking for Centre Managers across Australia in the following states: NSW, VIC, ACT, SA, and QLD  

Working closely with your Team of Teachers and Educators, you will enjoy:

Leading a professional Team to create a safe and secure environment where children are supported to be brave, curious, and imaginative in their learning.
Building lasting and meaningful relationships with families so they feel informed and sure their children are receiving the best education and care in the community.
Developing an exceptional culture of quality and safety that makes Guardian the Centre of choice in your community.
Contributing to making your Centre an example of why Guardian is driven by its mindsets of being brave, positive, thoughtful, and professional in all aspects of what we do.
Using your leadership and business skills to make your centre financially sustainable, as Guardian invests 100% of profits into more high-quality education for young children across Australia.
To be considered, you will have:

A completed Diploma in Children's Services and/or Bachelor of Education (or working towards)
Prior experience working in a long day-care centre in a leadership role.
Sound, practical working knowledge and implementation of the NQF and the EYLF.
Budget and financial accountability experience
Current First Aid and Asthma and Anaphylaxis certificates, and current Working with Children check.
Apply now

Take a positive step and apply now to join Guardian Childcare & Education.

Referrals

We offer referrals for Guardian employees so join us and bring a friend to refer and earn. For more details, visit: guardian.edu.au/careers/refer-your-friends

At Guardian, childcare is more than a job 

Are you passionate about supporting young children to discover, explore, and learn as they grow into themselves through quality and innovative education programs? Have you worked hard to convert your passion into professional skills and want to make a meaningful contribution to the lives of young children? Then, Guardian Childcare and Education is where you can aspire to grow and excel.

Guardian believes in empowering and supporting Teachers to actively contribute to the education programs we offer, based on the best in contemporary early childhood thinking and practice. With Guardian, you have the opportunity to grow and excel in your career as part of a professional learning community. It’s a place where we celebrate and highlight great work, and you are supported to succeed.

Being an Early Childhood Teacher at Guardian means having a voice and the opportunity to make decisions and develop a learning program that suits the families and their children in your community. You’ll also have a great place to work, incredible colleagues, and benefits that include:

Lead your ongoing professional development and learning through exceptional coaching, conferences, mentoring, and career advancement opportunities.
Use your professional skills and passion for education to influence and shape our innovative programs that focus on learning through exploration, discovery, and play.
Collaborate with other professional Educators and Teachers through workshops and meetings to share best practice and learn from each other.
High-quality, well-resourced environments for children and Teachers
Enjoy a competitive salary and financial benefits, including attractive remuneration packages, generous childcare discounts, recognition and rewards, and an employee referral program.
WHEREFIT - 2,000 discounted corporate offers at up to 50% off for gyms, studios, activewear, healthy meals, beauty and more...
Guardian Degree program - We can support you by offering paid study, flexible work hours, guardian mentors and reimbursement of course fees, because we want to see you succeed. (Terms & conditions apply)
Paid first aid courses and renewals
$70,000 plus super
The Opportunity

Guardian Childcare and Education is looking for Early Childhood Teachers across Australia in the following states: NSW, VIC, ACT, SA, and QLD  

As an ECT, you will be part of a passionate team where you will enjoy:

Contributing to a professional Team to create a safe and secure environment where children are supported to be brave, curious, and imaginative in their learning.
Building lasting and meaningful relationships with families, so they feel informed and sure their children are receiving the best education and care in the community.
Supporting Educators to deliver the best in contemporary early childhood thinking and practice.
Contributing to making your Centre an example of why Guardian is driven by its mindsets of being brave, positive, thoughtful, and professional in all aspects of what we do.
The opportunity to join Leadership Councils where you can develop leadership skills, collaborate with other leaders, think innovatively, drive change, and participate in decision-making.
To be considered, you will have:

Tertiary Qualifications (University Degree or equivalent) in Early Childhood Education as approved by ACECQA
Current Teacher’s Accreditation/ Registration (NSW, SA, VIC & WA)
Proven knowledge of the National Quality Framework
Previous experience working in the early childhood sector (desirable)
Valid Working with Children’s Check or state-specific equivalent.
Apply now

Be inspired, be inspiring, and introduce us to the Teacher in you. Apply now to join Guardian Childcare & Education.

Referrals

We offer referrals for Guardian employees so join us and bring a friend to refer and earn. For more details, visit: guardian.edu.au/careers/refer-your-friends

We believe in you

We have the same purpose and passion: ensuring children are supported to be brave, curious, and imaginative in their learning. You are brave because you have chosen to gain the skills and qualifications to join a profession that puts you at the heart of those critical early years, where a child starts to discover and explore their world.

As an Educator at Guardian, you can fulfil your passion and aspire to make a difference in the lives of Australia's children. Being an Educator at Guardian means having a voice and contributing to innovative teaching programs based on world-leading research that adapts to the needs of tomorrow, truly putting children at the centre of their learning.

Fulfilling your passions means you aspire to grow and learn. Guardian offers professional learning and development programs, career pathways, and a truly collaborative and inclusive learning environment where everyone across the organisation is committed to supporting each other in their professional journey.

Joining Guardian means being part of a professional and thoughtful Team with great benefits that include:

Lead your ongoing professional development and learning through educational programs, mentoring, and peer support opportunities.
Collaborate with other professional Educators and Teachers through workshops and meetings to share best practice and learn from each other as you innovate in early childhood education programs based on exploration, discovery, and play.
Work in high-quality, well-resourced environments for children and Educators.
Reward and recognition initiatives to acknowledge the value of your contribution to our purpose.
Enjoy a competitive salary and financial benefits, including attractive remuneration packages, generous childcare discounts, recognition and rewards, and an employee referral program.
For eligible candidates, we are excited to be able to offer educators who hold a Certificate III in Early Childhood a sponsored Diploma of Early Childhood Education & Care. That means there will be no contribution fees paid by the educator! (Terms & conditions apply)
WHEREFIT - 2,000 discounted corporate offers at up to 50% off for gyms, studios, activewear, healthy meals, beauty and more...
Guardian Degree program - We can support you by offering paid study, flexible work hours, guardian mentors and reimbursement of course fees, because we want to see you succeed. (Terms & conditions apply)
Paid first aid courses and renewals
Competitive salary: $70,000 plus super

The Opportunity

Guardian Childcare and Education is looking for Educators across Australia in the following states: NSW, VIC, ACT, SA, and QLD.  

Working closely with your fellow Educators and Centre Manager, you will enjoy;

Developing and maintaining meaningful relationships with children, families, colleagues, and the centre community.
Developing and implementing an innovative early learning program reflective of current early years thinking and practice.
Documenting and sharing with families in their children's learning and development.
Actively contributing to the implementation and adoption of the Guardian Curriculum.
Professional learning and development programs, career pathways, and a truly collaborative and inclusive learning environment. 

To be considered, you will have:

A completed Certificate III and/or Diploma in Children's Services (or working towards)
Prior experience in long day-care
Sound, practical working knowledge and implementation of the NQF and the EYLF
Current Working with Children's Check.

Apply now!

So, what are you waiting for? Take the leap and apply now to join Guardian Childcare & Education.

Referrals

We offer referrals for Guardian employees so join us and bring a friend to refer and earn. For more details, visit: guardian.edu.au/careers/refer-your-friends

Diamond Creek Memorial Kindergarten is a not for profit community kindergarten with three campuses (2 x Diamond Creek and another in Panton Hill). The community Kindergarten was established in 1965 and are passionate about meeting the needs of our local community and maintaining an exceeding rating under the National Quality Standards.

We are seeking an experienced and passionate early childhood teacher (full time) who will team teach across both 3 and 3 year old curriculum.
This position will suit a new graduate, but a fully registered teacher is preferred.
A background in the field of early childhood is preferred with a commitment to education for sustainability and an ability to ensure children are at the core of all decisions as they design curriculum.

Salary is as per the VECTEA20 but work conditions include first aid training, professional development and working within a highly experienced team with high child:educator ratios.

Term 1 start- please email applications to [email protected]

Interviews will be in person or online if unavailable over the holiday break.

Applications close- February 12

Chandler Macleod is an equal opportunity employer as part of our commitment to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people living with disability, and culturally and linguistic diverse candidates are always encouraged to apply. ****Applications close by 3pm Tuesday 24th of October 2023.**** ***Mandatory: Australian Citizenship required to work within Federal Government*** Our Federal Government client is seeking to engage in a EL1 Assistant Director – Research for Specialist Reforms Program position for a 12-month assignment with potential extension in Sydney CBD. About the Team As part of Policy, Advice and Research Division, the Research and Evaluation Branch is responsible for ensuring that NDIA policies, practices and priorities are informed by trustworthy and robust evidence. The branch aims to improve evidence-based decision making within the NDIA and finds solutions to high priority issues, shaping disability research to maximise its impact for the NDIS. The branch is accountable for collating and conducting research, evidence, best practice and lived experiences for decision-making. This includes evaluating key NDIA programs and initiatives, ensuring staff are able to find, generate and utilise evidence for decision-making and translating our knowledge of research to our customers and stakeholders. About the Role The EL1 Assistant Director, Research for Specialist Reform Programs (Labour Hire) is accountable under broad direction to undertake very complex work that delivers quality outcomes within the Research and Evaluation functions of the NDIA. The position will exercise a considerable degree of independence to engage in very complex problem solving and issues management within the Research and Evaluation functions. The position will exercise sound decision-making and judgement to produce high level policy advice and operational support. The EL1 Assistant Director, Research for Specialist Reform Programs (Labour Hire) will coordinate and assume responsibility to undertake detailed or sensitive projects that may include performing varied activities involving many different and unrelated processes or methods that may impact on the strategic or operational outcomes that support the NDIA’s objectives to “build a world-leading National Disability Insurance Scheme”. Key skills required for role:Experience managing large scale research programsQualitative research experience, including with people who have disabilityStakeholder engagement experienceExperience in the development or administration of clinical assessmentsUnderstanding of the NDIS Desirable skills to have for the role:Understanding of the WHO International Classification of FunctioningExperience in workforce development Responsibilities may include but are not limited to:Planning and leading research projects to develop standardised assessments (including needs assessments), linked to the International Classification of Functioning (ICF), to support NDIS access and planning pathways.Conducting research related to workforce capability and governance to undertake standardised assessments.Providing evidence-informed advice to develop and review policy and guidance related to the use of assessment tools.Working collaboratively with key stakeholders and advisory panels to review research tools and…

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We, at Flywire, are looking for a bright, motivated, and hardworking Relationship Associate (RA) to drive and execute  our solution to our partner institutions. This individual will work to continuously improve and expand our client relationships in an effort to retain and maximize the value of these partnerships.

The Opportunity 

Reporting directly to the Team Lead, Relationship Management (Australia), the individual will team up with the Relationship Management and Sales teams, to support the execution of strategic initiatives (increased visibility, on campus meetings, orientations) and tactics (proactive/preemptive defense) designed to increase payer growth. He/she will help increase revenue by uncovering new business with existing clients, improving client retention, identifying opportunities for product improvement, providing accurate and timely issue resolution and assuring clients promote the Flywire Payment Solution.

• Collaborate with Relationship Managers to drive and support revenue/payer/money moved growth initiatives, activities and objectives
• Initiate, build, and maintain relationships with student facing points of contact
• Implement account plans to maximize utilization, growth and revenue
• Present products and services to clients in an informative, educational, and consultative manner
• Appropriate attention to escalations
• Organize marketing materials
• Share/recommend/support potential new opportunities
• Accurate updates to CRM for timely availability of information
• Monitor/report/review utilization, payers, and revenue 
• Conduct regular reviews with customer success team to ensure product and service satisfaction
• Provide continuous training and resource material management to all relevant client departments
• Maintain effective communications with client administrators across multiple offices

As a Research analyst, you will have an opportunity to study and build expertise across all FMCG / Corporate industries that range from daily household necessities, latest developments in consumer electronics, beauty and personal care, food, drinks and retail banking services. As you continue to build your expertise in various consumer trends research, you will have an opportunity to select your areas of industry expertise, project or people management and work with respective heads of industries and wider global teams to further research agenda, excel in Passport analytics tools such as Industry Forecast Model, strengthen client relationship, and provide country/regional/global strategic analysis through Passport content and PR work. Our global coverage generates endless trends available for an analyst to leverage in building expertise and a personal brand.

What does the position offer?

• The opportunity to work on dynamic industries and across the larger team vertical

• Engage with major players in FMCG industries and beyond

• Opportunity to build a personal brand in fast-moving, active industries

• Possibility to select own career path in commercial, project or people management areas.

• Bachelor’s Degree in Economics, Marketing / Business or Engineering.

• At least 1-2 years of research experience on industries or products

• The ability to work independently and under pressure to tight deadlines

• Strong numeracy essential, with an ability to interpret, analyse and present statistics in an interesting way

• Good report writing skills

• Excellent command of both written and spoken English

• A confident manner and strong communication skills, both oral and written

Horse Trainer/Educator - Full Time

John O'Shea Racing, Randwick Australia

John O'Shea Racing is seeking an experienced horse trainer/educator.

The Position is full time – 38 hours per week and some of the duties are:

Knowledge and experience of horse training and handling methods specific to thoroughbred racing
Proven ability to train and educate young and older horses
Oral and written communication skills of a level to take instruction and provide information to other staff and owners;
Ability to work in a team and independently (or proven management experience if the position is for a foreperson role)
Knowledge of safe operation of all equipment and use of personal protective equipment
Sound knowledge of health and safety obligations and demonstrated skills in safe operation of equipment relevant to the training and preparation of racehorses on riding pace/timed work and jump outs
Able to educate our young horses on the ground, plus swimming and barrier education
Able to educate our young horses on the ground with ability to manage a small team of horses and staff under the direction of the head foreperson.
SKILLS:
At least three years of relevant experience in horse training/management is essential.
Salary is negotiable depending on experience, 70,000 to the right candidate. Please email your resume to [email protected] or contact the office on 02 9188 1010.

Preschool room
Brand new service
Competitive above award salary ($$)


The Centre

This stunning, 60 place service located in Cromer is seeking an Early Childhood Teacher (ECT) to join their team on a full-time basis to support the Preschool Room.

The service follows a play-based and interest-based approach whereby children are provided the agency to voice and guide their own learning experiences. The centre boasts large indoor and outdoor spaces which are purposefully designed and well-resourced to ensure educators are provided with the opportunity to implement high quality educational experiences.

Though the service mainly takes a play-based approach, it also believes in following a variety of philosophies and theories to ensure each child receives quality educational care based on their individual needs whilst adhering to the Early Years Framework and as Director your role is to ensure this occurs.

The centre is open Monday to Friday from 7:30am - 6:00pm.

The Role
As an Early Childhood Teacher your responsibilities will include:


Assisting and working alongside the Room Leader to implement programming leading to successful learning outcomes for the children
Motivating and leading a team of educators to achieve high-quality care for all children within the service
Completing curriculum planning sheets and reflections to ensure the curriculum decision-making process is fully and appropriately implemented.
Establishing, nurturing and fostering strong and inclusive relationships with children to achieve quality learning and development outcomes
Building a supportive relationship with families to allow for honest and open communication of expectations and needs
Assisting in ensuring high quality practices and procedures are being met according to the NQS
Ensuring the inclusion and support of all children's learning abilities

Benefits of the role:

Attractive above award salary ($$)
Well established service and team with supportive leadership and HR
Childcare discount fees available
Training and development opportunities available
Room for career progression


About You
To be successful in this position you must have:

Bachelors in Early Childhood Education qualification OR ACECQA-approved
Current First Aid and CPR Certificate
Current Anaphylaxis and Asthma Manager
A current Working with Children's Check


If you wish to apply for this role please do so via the website or email your resume directly to [email protected]
Not for you? Please reach out to have a confidential conversation about the other roles we have to offer you
Tel: 02 8238 0200
Please click here to apply.

Working towards ECTs considered
Toddler or Preschool room
Competitive above award salary ($$)


The Centre

This stunning, 80 place service located in the heart of Glenmore Park is seeking an Early Childhood Teacher (ECT) to join their team on a full-time basis. They are also happy to consider Diploma's who are working toward their Bachelors of Early Childhood.

The service follows a play-based and interest-based approach whereby children are provided the agency to voice and guide their own learning experiences. The centre boasts large indoor and outdoor spaces which are purposefully designed and well-resourced to ensure educators are provided with the opportunity to implement high quality educational experiences.

Though the service mainly takes a play-based approach, it also believes in following a variety of philosophies and theories to ensure each child receives quality educational care based on their individual needs whilst adhering to the Early Years Framework and as Director your role is to ensure this occurs.

The centre is open Monday to Friday from 7:00am - 6:00pm.

The Role
As an Early Childhood Teacher your responsibilities will include:


Assisting and working alongside the Room Leader to implement programming leading to successful learning outcomes for the children
Motivating and leading a team of educators to achieve high-quality care for all children within the service
Completing curriculum planning sheets and reflections to ensure the curriculum decision-making process is fully and appropriately implemented.
Establishing, nurturing and fostering strong and inclusive relationships with children to achieve quality learning and development outcomes
Building a supportive relationship with families to allow for honest and open communication of expectations and needs
Assisting in ensuring high quality practices and procedures are being met according to the NQS
Ensuring the inclusion and support of all children's learning abilities

Benefits of the role:

Attractive above award salary ($$)
Well established service and team with supportive leadership and HR
Childcare discount fees available
Training and development opportunities available
Room for career progression


About You
To be successful in this position you must have:

Bachelors (or working towards) in Early Childhood Education qualification OR ACECQA-approved
Current First Aid and CPR Certificate
Current Anaphylaxis and Asthma Manager
A current Working with Children's Check


If you wish to apply for this role please do so via the website or email your resume directly to [email protected]
Not for you? Please reach out to have a confidential conversation about the other roles we have to offer you
Tel: 02 8238 0200 Please click here to apply.

Join the team redefining how the world experiences design.

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Thanks for stopping by. We know job hunting can be a little time consuming and you're probably keen to find out what's on offer, so we'll get straight to the point.

Where and how you can work

Our flagship campus is in Sydney. We also have a campus in Melbourne and co-working spaces in Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. But you have choice in where and how you work. That means if you want to do your thing in the office (if you're near one), at home or a bit of both, it's up to you.

What you’d be doing in this role

As Canva scales change continues to be part of our DNA. But we like to think that's all part of the fun. So this will give you the flavour of the type of things you'll be working on when you start, but this will likely evolve.

At the moment, this role is focused on:

• Inspiring interest in deeply understanding our APAC customers,  what motivates them to use our product and how to build experiences that drive higher satisfaction, ongoing engagement, and retention.
• Understanding our broader APAC market and competitor landscape, our brand territory and positioning, honing our audience propositions and working with our product, performance, social media, community, and brand marketing teams to develop test, and measure our brand health, campaign strategy, and plans.
• Developing core frameworks, methodologies, databases, and reporting solutions to support internal decision making and answer critical business questions. Maximising the power of Canva’s data and systems, in combination with qualitative and quantitative research, to generate hypotheses, plan and deliver high-impact research.
• Producing highly actionable and authoritative insights that impact our growth initiatives and Marketing strategy while balancing business requirements.

You're probably a match if

• You have proven experience in market research and insights roles leading quantitative and qualitative primary research that delivers business results.
• You are innovator who is willing to roll up the sleeves and get into the weeds.
• You are highly collaborative, effective partner who can influence through sensible, thoughtful communication and execution.
• You have extraordinary communication and storytelling skills with experience across all levels; skilled at addressing both large and small audiences across multiple leadership levels and functions.
• You’re able to break down complex topics into simple solutions, ideas, and actionable outcomes.
• You have experience influencing and earning the trust of senior collaborators and moving business teams to take action.
• You possess proven experience in end-to-end research and user-centered design methods.
• You have deep domain expertise for Market Research & Insights with a mix of Qualitative & Quantitative Research Experience + Media Effectiveness.
• You have a deep knowledge and experience of conducting research across all markets in APAC.

About the team

This role is part of the Global Marketing Research & Data team. We are a team of Market Researchers, Data Analysts and Data Scientists who exist to deliver a high quality, deep and rich understanding of our markets, our competitors, our marketing and and our users. We deliver unrivalled insight into the business to ensure that we are making the right decisions at the right time.

Other stuff to know

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Please note that contractor-accreditation meetings are conducted virtually.

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Come shape the future of education with us.

We are Compass - smart school management in one connected platform. We believe that time spent in the classroom should be for learning and teaching.

Our two co-founders John and Lucas met over a team lunch and while chowing down on their cafeteria sandwiches they bonded over their unapologetically nerdy love for education technology. After months of white-boarding and long days spent writing thousands of lines of code, Compass 1.0 came to life in 2009 in Lucas’ parents' garage.

Fast forward a decade - it’s no longer just John and Lucas eating sandwiches at the lunch table. Our school management ecosystem is now used in more than 2,000 schools across Australia and beyond. We’re joined by over 200 members of the Compass team, delivering smart school management solutions around the world.

Here’s why we need you…

We are looking for an enthusiastic person to join our established AU Support team. At Compass, great support is at the heart of our market-leading customer service, and so you will be a key part of a dynamic and fast-growing team.

In this role there are opportunities for rapid progression and exposure to other parts of the organisation for the right candidate.

What you’ll do:

You will join the Compass AU Support function in our Sydney Office, working with the Support Manager & Support Team Leads, to ensure that our schools are provided with the service they need to get the most out of the Compass platform.

Specifically, you will:

• Provide solutions to schools by responding to their requests and solving their problems as they arise.
• Manage communications through a range of channels - including live chat, emails, and phone calls.
• Work closely with the sales, product, and engineering teams to escalate customer inquiries as required.
• Draft and maintain knowledge base resources such as help articles and videos relating to all parts of the Compass platform.

About You

We are looking for people who have a passion for creativity and problem-solving. Our clients are constantly giving us new challenges to work through and resolve so excellent customer service skills are a must. We’re also looking for people who celebrate diversity and thrive in a collaborative environment.

You will also:

• Demonstrate a service-oriented approach to helping customers
• Be enthusiastic & motivated, with a positive attitude and good initiative
• Have strong verbal and written communication skills
• Have strong attention to detail and ability to see tasks through to conclusion

What’s in it for you?

• Meaningful work in a rewarding industry that allows you to contribute to a mission that you believe in
• Flexible working culture - hybrid working environment
• Learning & Development opportunities - we want you to grow and get the most out of your role!
• Parental Leave Program for both primary and secondary carers
• 24/7 access to our Employment Assistance Program (EAP) through the means of face-to-face, livechat and phone support

It is a really exciting time to join Compass. We are growing fast and need people who want to grow with us.

Compass is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. We embrace and celebrate diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees.

Prior To Commencing Employment, You Require:

• a valid Employee Working With Children Check
• a satisfactory National Police Check
• verification of unrestricted work rights in Australia, eg citizenship, passport, or birth certificate

You will produce new business sales revenue from a SaaS license model. You will accomplish this through account planning, territory planning, researching prospect customers, using business development strategies and completing field-based sales activities within a defined set of prospects, territory or vertical.

What you get to do in this role:

• Develop relationships with multiple C-suite personas (e.g., CFO, CIO, COO, CDO) across all product sales
• Oversee client relationship mapping to the account team, orchestrating an account strategy across a broad virtual team (Solutions Consultants, Solutions Specialist, Success resources, Partners and Marketing, etc.)
• Be a trusted advisor to your customers by understanding their business and advising on how ServiceNow can help help their IT roadmap
• Identify the right specialist/ support resources to bring into a deal, at the right time

The RBA is seeking a PhD or highly experienced research Economist for the position of Research Manager in the Bank’s Research Department in Sydney, Australia starting in the second half of 2024 (or earlier if preferred). As a Research Manager you will focus on conducting and publishing self-directed, policy-oriented research (https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/rdp/about.html) and providing advice on policy issues alongside our team of researchers. You will also be responsible for developing and managing junior staff on research projects/

The position features significant autonomy in conducting policy-relevant analysis related to the Bank’s research agenda (https://www.rba.gov.au/research/priorities/). As such, it offers the opportunity to make a real and tangible impact on economic policy and the welfare of the Australian people, while also providing a stimulating environment to undertake research using cutting-edge data and techniques. This includes the potential to work with world-leading administrative micro-datasets on workers and businesses for both macro and micro analysis, and to engage with the academic community as well as other research institutions including in the Australian Public Service.

• A PhD in Economics with focus on monetary policy, macroeconomics or applied micro-econometrics is highly desirable.
• Policy-focused research experience and an interest in the use of microdata in answering macroeconomic questions is also highly desirable.
• Candidates must demonstrate strong technical, analytical, and written and oral communication skills.
• Resourcefulness, creativity, and the ability to debate and influence via their research and provide advice on a range of issues are also highly desirable, as is the ability to train and supervise junior researchers.

Be More
Working for an organisation that truly makes a difference to the people of Australia, we can offer development and career opportunities in a collaborative environment that supports your growth, wellbeing and promotes flexibility. Your individual growth and success drives the Bank forward as an organisation. Be more means you can do more, for yourself and for Australia.

Why RBA?
Through the pursuit of national economic policy objectives and associated activities in financial markets and banking, the RBA makes an important contribution to the Australian economy. We also issue Australia's banknotes and operates infrastructure critical to the payments system, all of which contribute to the welfare of the Australian people.

Made up of specialists across a wide range of fields, our people have a critical role to play in achieving these objectives, whether directly or in a supporting capacity. As a values driven organisation, our people conduct themselves with a high degree of integrity, while striving for excellence in the work they perform and the outcomes they achieve. We encourage intelligent inquiry and we treat one another with respect, while promoting the public interest through our efforts.

Your application should include a resume detailing your experience and qualifications.

https://rba.wd105.myworkdayjobs.com/RBA_Careers/job/Sydney/Research-Manager_JR804

The Reserve Bank of Australia is an equal opportunity employer. We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive workplace and encourage applications from experienced candidates seeking workplace flexibility.
Few places give you the balance of professional challenge and a management culture that not only supports but encourages you to live a full life outside of work and be more.