Junior Adventures Group

Primary/Secondary Education

OSHCCasualEducator

Narangba, Queensland, Australia Casual
The Brief

“OSHC Casual Educator at Junior Adventures Group. Help create exciting experiences. Be involved in OSHC programs”

What You'll Achieve.

Help today’s children navigate their tomorrow; Supporting children's development through play; Be the reason kids love their day

Industry & Context.

Primary/Secondary Education
Eligibility Requirements

Hold or be willing to obtain a national police check, A state working-with-children check, Must have valid Australian work rights

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

A genuine love for working with children, A team player with aspirations to take on leadership opportunities, Hold or be willing to obtain a national police check, A state working-with-children check, Must have valid Australian work rights, National Child Safety Training completion, A relevant qualification in children’s services, or be in the process of completing one, Availability across at least 3 afternoons

What You'll Do.

Help create exciting experiences

Be involved in OSHC programs

Pick up shifts across services open hours

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Partnering with parents and school communities; Fostering positive relationships with children, families, and the wider school community

Communication Scope

communication skills, both verbal and written

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