Learning & Development Coordinator – First Nations Cultural Safety (APS6)

About the role

You'll support the delivery of a Cultural Safety Learning Program, designing and facilitating learning that builds capability across a large workforce. The role covers the full learning cycle — identifying requirements, designing content, facilitating sessions, evaluating effectiveness and continuously improving learning products and delivery approaches.

Key responsibilities

• Design and develop cultural safety learning programs, workshops and resources.
• Facilitate face-to-face, virtual and blended learning for diverse audiences.
• Apply adult learning and instructional design principles to create engaging, accessible content.
• Work closely with First Nations stakeholders and subject matter experts to ensure learning is culturally safe and fit for purpose.
• Coordinate learning delivery, scheduling and supporting administration.
• Evaluate learning effectiveness using feedback, data and stakeholder input.
• Monitor milestones, risks and reporting across learning initiatives.
• Support continuous improvement across learning products and delivery approaches.

About you

• Strong experience in learning design, development and facilitation.
• Understanding of First Nations cultural safety, cultures, histories and perspectives.
• Experience building effective relationships with First Nations stakeholders, communities or organisations highly regarded.
• Strong knowledge of adult learning and instructional design methodologies.
• Ability to facilitate face-to-face, virtual and blended learning.
• Strong project coordination, stakeholder management and communication skills.
• Experience using evidence and data to evaluate and improve learning outcomes.
• Understanding of government, risk and program delivery environments desirable.
• Articulate 360, Rise, Storyline, Adobe Creative Suite, LEAP or similar learning tools.
• Experience delivering learning within First Nations policy or service environments.

APPLY

Submit your resume, or for further information please contact
Reece Prideaux – Talent International
[email protected]