Total 44 support advisor job vacancies in East Melbourne, Victoria

Are you ready to make an impact in the world of recruitment? Join us as a Talent Acquisition Specialist and play a key role in shaping our workforce. In this dynamic role, you’ll collaborate with our Talent Acquisition Lead and Divisional TA Manager to deliver exceptional recruitment solutions that attract top-tier talent.

What You’ll Do:

• Partner with stakeholders to understand workforce needs, build talent pools, and source both active and passive candidates.
• Manage end-to-end recruitment, including creative job ads, application screening, stakeholder advice, interview coordination, and feedback delivery.
• Craft targeted, compelling advertisements that showcase our employment brand and appeal to the best candidates.
• Ensure every candidate enjoys a seamless and positive recruitment journey.
• Shortlist, recommend, and negotiate with key stakeholders to ensure the perfect match.
• Report on recruitment progress and outcomes to drive continuous improvement.

You’ll have the support of a dedicated Talent Acquisition Administrator and a wider team to help you succeed in this fast-paced, rewarding role.

Are you ready to join Australia’s newest service provider that puts both participants and staff first?

Be part of the Incluso Service journey, where we are aiming to become Australia’s leading service provider in accommodation, respite, and support services.

At Incluso Services we are focused on “Building the World that we Want” and as such, ensuring that people with a disability are well cared for and can access high quality community engagement services. Our mission is to help people with a disability and their families to be more independent and have greater choice and control over their quality of life.

We’re excited that we are looking to expand our team and we’re on the hunt for great Community Support Workers.

The Role

We’re on the lookout for experienced, reliable, dedicated, compassionate, and empathetic Community Support Workers to join us in a casual role, making a difference by supporting our participants in reaching their aspirations and leading fulfilling lives.

What you’ll be doing:

As a Community Support Worker at Incluso Services you will be working within the community to support the day-to-day needs of our participants such as providing personal care, meal preparation, domestic assistance, social support, transport, and personal development. You'll have the opportunity to forge strong connections with your participants, gaining insight into their needs, preferences, and goals. This understanding will enable you to provide tailored support, empowering them to accomplish what truly matters to them.

What you’ll bring:

• A passion for people and a genuine interest in responding to the needs of others.
• Strong communication abilities, both written and verbal, to effectively interact with individuals.
• Transferable skills in providing care with compassion, empathy, and resilience.
• Physical aptitude to perform various manual tasks with ease.

What we would like you to have:

• Authorised to work in Victoria.
• Valid Victorian Driver License
• An understanding of the NDIS, disability, and community services sector
• Certificate III Individual Support/Disability or studying towards the qualification will be highly regarded for these positions.
• Minimum 2-year industry experience
• Ability to actively navigate and adapt to change.
• Working with Children Check
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• First Aid/CPR Certificate

Please note, our response times may be a bit slower during the holiday period, rest assured we’ll be back to address your needs promptly in early January. Thank you for your patience! 

What we offer:

• We offer an Employee Assistance Program for support and because time out is so important.
• We believe in working hard and playing hard, and foster team bonding through a variety of events that help you connect with your colleagues outside of work.

If you're viewing this ad and don’t quite tick off the whole criteria list BUT and you’re keen to take on a new challenge and you think you’d be a great fit at Incluso Services, we encourage you to take that leap and hit the "Apply" button.

Apply today and help us in building an organisation that celebrates all, where inclusion is second nature, and where everyone is heard. 

When you join Incluso Services, you know you are joining an organisation that is driven by our values and innovation. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace where we embrace our individual talents, and our differences. We encourage applications from people of all ages, disabilities, LGBTQI, Indigenous people and people from culturally diverse backgrounds.

Are you ready to join Australia’s newest service provider that puts both participants and staff first?

Be part of the Incluso Service journey, where we are aiming to become Australia’s leading service provider in accommodation, respite, and support services.

At Incluso Services we are focused on “Building the World that we Want” and as such, ensuring that people with a disability are well cared for and can access high quality community engagement services. Our mission is to help people with a disability and their families to be more independent and have greater choice and control over their quality of life.

We’re excited that we are looking to expand our team and we’re on the hunt for great Community Support Workers.

The Role

We’re on the lookout for experienced, reliable, dedicated, compassionate, and empathetic Community Support Workers to join us in a casual role, making a difference by supporting our participants in reaching their aspirations and leading fulfilling lives.

What you’ll be doing:

As a Community Support Worker at Incluso Services you will be working within the community to support the day-to-day needs of our participants such as providing personal care, meal preparation, domestic assistance, social support, transport, and personal development. You'll have the opportunity to forge strong connections with your participants, gaining insight into their needs, preferences, and goals. This understanding will enable you to provide tailored support, empowering them to accomplish what truly matters to them.

What you’ll bring:

• A passion for people and a genuine interest in responding to the needs of others.
• Strong communication abilities, both written and verbal, to effectively interact with individuals.
• Transferable skills in providing care with compassion, empathy, and resilience.
• Physical aptitude to perform various manual tasks with ease.

What we would like you to have:

• Authorised to work in Victoria.
• Valid Victorian Driver License
• An understanding of the NDIS, disability, and community services sector
• Certificate III Individual Support/Disability or studying towards the qualification will be highly regarded for these positions.
• Minimum 2-year industry experience
• Ability to actively navigate and adapt to change.
• Working with Children Check
• NDIS Worker Screening Check
• First Aid/CPR Certificate

Please note, our response times may be a bit slower during the holiday period, rest assured we’ll be back to address your needs promptly in early January. Thank you for your patience! 

What we offer:

• We care about your physical and mental wellbeing, which is why we offer wellbeing subsidies that provide discounts on gym, yoga, and Pilates memberships.
• We offer an Employee Assistance Program for support and because time out is so important.
• We believe in working hard and playing hard, and foster team bonding through a variety of events that help you connect with your colleagues outside of work.

If you're viewing this ad and don’t quite tick off the whole criteria list BUT and you’re keen to take on a new challenge and you think you’d be a great fit at Incluso Services, we encourage you to take that leap and hit the "Apply" button.

Apply today and help us in building an organisation that celebrates all, where inclusion is second nature, and where everyone is heard. 

When you join Incluso Services, you know you are joining an organisation that is driven by our values and innovation. We are proud to be an equal opportunity employer and are committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace where we embrace our individual talents, and our differences. We encourage applications from people of all ages, disabilities, LGBTQI, Indigenous people and people from culturally diverse backgrounds.

Working at Melba Support Services (Melba)

·         We support people with disability to live the life they want.

·         We have a Zero Tolerance approach to violence, abuse, neglect, and exploitation.

·         Every member of the Melba community is committed to The Melba Way Charter, our vision, purpose and values.

·         Melba aims to create welcoming and respectful workplaces that promote inclusive and collaborative working relationships.

About Melba

For over 50 years Melba Support Services has been providing services to people with disability. We are a registered provider who focus on supporting people to dream big, embrace life and do what they choose and value. Our commitment to human rights for all people living with disability underpins everything we do. We support people to achieve the goals they choose and live the life that they want, the person comes first!

Melba won the 2023 National Disability Award for Excellence in Service Quality.

What is the Melba Way?

Melba's approach is built on a human rights values-based framework. Our purpose is to open up a world of opportunities for people to live a fabulous life. The Melba Way' is how we go about doing this.

Each person is individual and unique.

The Melba Way honours and sustains this by creating, maintaining, and refining individualised person-led service, minute by minute, hour by hour and day by day.

We do this one person at a time.

Position Purpose

To offer necessary assistance and support to individuals with disabilities, enabling them to live the life they want.

What you’ll be doing (Key accountabilities)

·         Engage with the person supported to understand their unique needs and preferences, supporting them in a safe way that is directed by them and that upholds their human rights.

·         Continually communicate with the individual in a way that is meaningful to them, including supporting a person’s use of alternative and augmentative communication systems when required.

·         Implement support plans tailored to individuals' needs, preferences, and interests, and report issues/concerns when they become apparent.

·         Utilise Person Centred Active Support to enable each person to successfully participate in everyday activities that are meaningful to them and of their choosing, including assisting individuals with various daily living activities, such as morning routines and evening preparations, personal care/hygiene maintenance, and household tasks such as shopping, cleaning, cooking, and laundry.

·         Implement Person Centred Active Support to assist individuals to develop and maintain social relationships by supporting attendance and participation in social events, recreational interests, work and/or education endeavours, and appointments of their choice.

·         Respect and advocate for personal choice and autonomy.

·         Administer medication and provide health supports (within scope of practice and training), as needed.

·         Where required and in agreement with each person, proactively and collaboratively engage and liaise with each person’s natural support network and other service providers to ensure continuity of supports for the person.

·         Actively participate in learning, reflective practice, staff meetings and supervision opportunities, to continually develop your professional knowledge and skills as a disability support practitioner.

Your Background (Skills and attributes)

·         Certificate IV in Disability (desirable, not mandatory).

·         Demonstrated experience in or a willingness to learn the skills required to provide personal care support to people in all areas of their lives.

·         A genuine commitment to the inclusion of people in their local communities.

·         Ability to network with a large range of people including members of the community.

·         Strong communication skills (language and literacy) with a demonstrated ability to maintain accurate and legible records.

·         Ability to take on responsibility and accountability to drive positive change.

·         Willingness to collaborate and build positive relationships to achieve common goals.

·         Can bounce back from setbacks to navigate challenges.​

·         Bring a flexible, positive, and self-motivated mindset to your interactions every day.

·         Commitment to, and preferably experience in, working effectively with people who have complex communication and support needs.

·         A current First Aid and CPR Certificate

·         A current NDIS Worker Screening and Working with Children Check (we can support you through the process of obtaining one or both checks if you don’t already have them).

·         The ability and relevant driver’s license to perform travel and work a variety of shifts, including weekends. Position may also require working active nights.

·         Compliance with OHS&W regulations, legislation, and Policies and Procedures is required. Successful completion of pre-employment safety screening checks, mandatory training, and their subsequent renewals is necessary.

Occupation Health Safety and Wellbeing (OHS&W)

·         Take reasonable care for their health, safety, and wellbeing and that of others.

·         Observe safe systems of work.

·         Report hazards, near misses and incidents in accordance with the agreed incident reporting system.

·         Contribute to a positive culture in relation to OHS&W and participate in consultative structures.

·         Follow OHS&W policies and procedures.

Inclusion at Melba

Melba Support Services recognises the contribution that a diverse workforce makes to continuous improvement and service delivery and is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Melba Support Services values diversity and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islanders. People with disabilities and from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds are also encouraged to apply. Melba Support Services is committed to making reasonable adjustments to the recruitment process and day-to-day work. As a provider of supports and services to children, Melba is committed to ensuring that every child feels safe and respected. All Melba staff and volunteers have a responsibility to make sure that children’s wellbeing and safety comes first, that they are supported to achieve their potential, respected, and protected from abuse and neglect.

Online Learning Advisor – Education (Early Childhood)
 

About Us 

Online Education Services (OES) is an education provider that partners with universities to provide purposefully designed and highly engaging online programs. This position will be working within OES in association with Swinburne Online. 

Swinburne Online delivers world-class learning though degrees specifically designed for the online student. Each degree is tailored to provide opportunities for students who are often unable to undertake university studies on campus. 

At Swinburne Online, the student is at the forefront of everything we do. This role is an opportunity to support and guide our students through their learning journey. Our Online Learning Advisers (OLAs) are the subject matter experts who facilitate the student’s learning, with a focus on helping them achieve their goals. 
 

What you will do 

Our OLAs are responsible for the following: 

• Providing an exceptional student experience through the delivery of academic content developed by our partner academics and our learning design team  

• Facilitating learning activities that engage and support student learning  

• Undertaking assessment tasks (including moderation, marking, and feedback) as well as processing and submitting results according to set timelines  

Online Learning Advisers are not required to establish curriculum, design learning activities, schedule learning and teaching, set assessments or develop marking schemes. 
 

What we can offer you 

• 100% remote work with flexible hours to fit around your other commitments.  

• Paid 3-week online facilitation training course that will provide you with best practice strategies to engage and support online students. (You will need to ensure you are available for 20 hours of online training across this time period).  

• The ability to use your discipline expertise to help others achieve their goals  

• The opportunity to develop your online teaching skills within a forward thinking innovative organisation   

• A supportive and connected team to grow and develop within 
   

Who are we looking for? 

We are looking for OLA's who can teach units in our Education (Early Childhood) Discipline

• You will hold a minimum Bachelor Degree in Education (Early Chidhood) / Masters of Education (Early Childhood) is preferred

• You will have a minimum of 5 years relevant industry experience in the field of Early Childhood Education
• Experience in mentoring and placements is desired

• You are motivated by student success and passionate about online learning 

• You are a passionate and clear communicator  

• You have strong presentation skills and the ability to maintain an engaging and positive online presence  

• You are proactive and organised 

• You thrive in a remote working environment  
   

Now is your chance to join a highly engaged workforce and make a positive impact on the experience of our students! 

If you're interested, please apply now with a CV and cover letter explaining how you match up with the role requirements above and why you want to work as an OLA with Swinburne Online.