[Image credit/Commissioned artwork/On cover]: ‘YanhambabirraBurambabirraYalbailinya’ (Come, Share
and Learn), 2020 by Luke Penrith for the One Sydney, Many People Strategy.

APPLY NOW for the University of Sydney’s 2022 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Traineeship Program!
In partnership with AFL SportsReady, the University of Sydney is seeking suitable candidates for 2 x Operations and Financial Services Assistant full-time, 12 month, entry level traineeship positions commencing in February 2022.

Joining a cohort of 5 other trainees, the successful candidates will concurrently complete a vocational qualification in an area of study related to their traineeship position while gaining valuable on-the-job experience at the University.
We’re recruiting for two roles so APPLY NOW or contact us for more information.

Positions

• Operations and Financial Services Assistant x 2

Faculty/Department: Central Operations Services and Financial Services (Roles will complete a 6 month rotation within each team)
To apply: Click here

For more information, please contact:
Julia Hunt
Field Officer – AFL SportsReady
0405 276 821

Tommy Zeaiter
Project Officer – University of Sydney
0450 273 913

Alison Ward
L&D Officer – University of Sydney
(02) 9036 4733

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The 2022 NAIDOC Local Grants can help bring your idea to life!

 
2022 NAIDOC Local Grants support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non‑Indigenous communities and organisations to deliver local NAIDOC Week activities in communities and regions around Australia.

More ideas for events you could host in your community are on our website here. 

Find out more about this funding at the Community Grants Hub here.

Find out more about NAIDOC Week and how you can get involved at naidoc.org.au

Submit your application today!

Get in quick.
Applications close Tuesday 22 February at 9PM (AEDT).

Expression of Interest
PROJECT OFFICER – PIRRU THANGKURAY
Location: Tamworth

The NSW Aboriginal Education Consultative Group Inc. (NSW AECG) is seeking expressions of interest for a Project Officer to join the Pirru Thangkuray team, with the aim to meet the Premiers Priority: to Increase the proportion of Aboriginal students attaining year 12 by 50% by 2023, while maintaining their cultural identity.

Type of Employment: Full time – 35 hours per week
Annual Salary: $72,800 Gross plus Superannuation

Requirements of the position
• Aboriginality
• A paid Working with Children’s Check and National Police Check (Probity)
• Current Driver’s License
• Evidence of double vaccination
• Effective Oral and written Communication skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Demonstrated skills to engage and work across a variety of stakeholders
• Understanding of Education and working with Aboriginal students in High School
• Able to facilitate and deliver Cultural Engagement programs.
• Demonstrated ability to deliver goal setting strategies
• Knowledge of the Aboriginal Community
• Understanding and knowledge of community, government and non-government service providers and support programs.

The successful applicant will work across a targeted number of schools within the Tamworth, Peel Network. The Project Officer will be an employee of the NSW AECG INC. and will work in collaboration with the Pirru Thangkuray (Dream Strong) Cultural Engagement and Goal Setting Team.

Note: NSW AECG Inc. considers that being Aboriginal is a genuine occupational qualification under s 14 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW).

For further information please contact: Troy Freeburn Project Coordinator, Lismore Office on 0428 957 607 ">

How to apply for this position

1. A written Expression of Interest of no more than 2 pages, outlining your background, skills and experiences in relation to the requirement of the position as above.
2. Include the names and phone numbers of 2 referees.
3. Forward expression of interest to: ">
   Applications due: Friday 28th January 2022 COB

Expression of Interest
PROJECT OFFICER – PIRRU THANGKURAY
Location: Mount Druitt

The NSW Aboriginal Education Consultative Group Inc. (NSW AECG) is seeking expressions of interest for a Project Officer to join the Pirru Thangkuray team, with the aim to meet the Premiers Priority: to Increase the proportion of Aboriginal students attaining year 12 by 50% by 2023, while maintaining their cultural identity.

Type of Employment: Full time – 35 hours per week
Annual Salary: $72,800 Gross plus Superannuation

Requirements of the position
• Aboriginality
• A paid Working with Children’s Check and National Police Check (Probity)
• Current Driver’s License
• Evidence of double vaccination
• Effective Oral and written Communication skills
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team
• Demonstrated skills to engage and work across a variety of stakeholders
• Understanding of Education and working with Aboriginal students in High School
• Able to facilitate and deliver Cultural Engagement programs.
• Demonstrated ability to deliver goal setting strategies
• Knowledge of the Aboriginal Community
• Understanding and knowledge of community, government and non-government service providers and support programs.

The successful applicant will work across a targeted number of schools within the Mount Druitt area. The Project Officer will be an employee of the NSW AECG Inc. and will work in collaboration with the Pirru Thangkuray (Dream Strong) Cultural Engagement and Goal Setting Team.

Note: NSW AECG Inc. considers that being Aboriginal is a genuine occupational qualification under s 14 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1977 (NSW).

For further information please contact: Troy Freeburn Project Coordinator, Lismore Office on 0428 957 607

How to apply for this position

1. A written Expression of Interest of no more than 2 pages, outlining your background, skills and experiences in relation to the requirement of the position as above.
2. Include the names and phone numbers of 2 referees.
3. Forward expression of interest to: ">
   Applications due: Tuesday 27th January 2022 COB

NAISDA invites Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander applicants for its 2022 Advanced Diploma

Starting in February, the course is open to practising artists with advanced training or experience in dance or cultural practice. It is structured across 16 units with eight core and eight elective units to choose across Community, Cultural and Professional Practices.

For more info, please head to: https://naisda.com.au/learning/course-information/