Job Responsibilities
Lead projects that create benefits for the sector
Develop sustained strategic partnerships
Collaborative, flexible team environment
Interested in leading a team, building strategic partnerships, and promoting projects to key stakeholders?
Public Skills Australia is an Australian Government initiative established to provide services that support skilled and robust public safety and government workforces. It provides consultation to inform workforce planning and training product development to meet industry and policy needs; implementation, promotion and monitoring of strategies that drive improvement of training delivery; and stewardship of intelligence relating to workforce challenges and skill needs.
Reporting to the Director Training Products and Quality, the role forms part of a tight-knit, energised management team with responsibility for promoting and supporting the vision of Public Skills Australia, the outcomes of the VET Reform program and ensuring robust compliance, good governance, and fiscal responsibility. It includes managing and delivering a range of Vocational Education and Training (VET) projects and programs and building and maintaining strong relationships with internal and external stakeholders including board directors, government departments, and agencies.
With a passion for genuinely making a difference to an organisation's success, you bring relevant tertiary qualifications and demonstrated experience in managing a multidisciplinary VET portfolio, leading teams to deliver successful outcomes, developing strategic partnerships, and engaging with diverse stakeholder groups. Ideally, your experience will include working within VET environments in research, RTOs, managing and delivering projects, or delivering government-funded projects. Your strong project management and team leadership skills, well-developed communication and stakeholder engagement capability, and demonstrated capacity to achieve sustained results as part of a dynamic, motivated team will guarantee your success. The role will be for an initial contract through until 30 June 2026.
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