Conservation Ecosystem Management Trainer

Don't miss this exciting opportunity to provide education and training in the great outdoors!Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Thamarrurr Catholic College are looking for a Conservation Trainer to work with our secondary students.About the roleOur school is looking for a Conservation Ecosystem Management Trainer who is passionate about the natural environment as well as educating and training secondary aged students. The position involves teaching students both at school and on country.An interest in working in remote Aboriginal education and a willingness to support the Catholic ethos of the school are important.About the schoolOur Lady of the Sacred Heart Thamarrurr Catholic College is a remote Aboriginal school located in Wadeye 400 km South West of Darwin. The Kardu Diminin people are the traditional owners of the Wadeye country. There are over 20 clans from the surrounding Thamarrurr region residing in Wadeye and attending the school. The school operates a Family as First Teachers (FaFT) program, preschool, primary and secondary school. The majority of people in Wadeye speak Murrinhpatha as a first language. The school has been delivering bilingual education in Murrinhpatha and English for over 40 years.BenefitsRelocation assistance, fully furnished housing, generous travel allowances and subsidised power and water.Essential criteria:Valid TAE40116 or TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment or willing to complete upgrade.Relevant industry/trade or Certificate qualification and/or relevant current industry skills/ knowledge.Hold a current Working with Children Clearance (Ochre Card).Annual Teacher Registration Board (TRB) category two (form C) registration 'VET Teacher'.Candidates must be eligible to work in AustraliaPlease email a cover letter and current CV with three professional referees to principal Jacqueline Conboy at ****** or phone 08 8978 2477 for further information.OLSH Thamarrurr Catholic College is located in the Aboriginal community of Wadeye, approx. 350km south west of Darwin. It is a bilingual school (Murrinhpatha and English) that employs a high number of local Aboriginal staff as teachers, assistant teachers and support staff. The school operates a Family as First Teachers (FaFT) program, preschool, primary and secondary school. Wadeye although remote has regular flights to and from Darwin, and has several community services within the town.