Job Summary
- Applications close:
- Job posted on: 20th Jun 2023
- Melbourne > Carlton
In 2021, Domestic Violence Victoria (DV Vic) and the Domestic Violence Resource Centre Victoria (DVRCV) merged to become a new entity – Safe and Equal. Connecting strength, capacity, and resources for greater impact, Safe and Equal is the peak body for Victoria’s specialist family violence services supporting victim survivors.
At Safe and Equal, we are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive organisation. We strongly encourage people from diverse backgrounds to apply to work with us, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, people of colour and people from migrant and refuge communities, people of any age or gender, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and gender diverse, intersex and/or queer (LGBTIQA+) people, people with lived experience of family violence, and people with disability. We also consider applicants regardless of contact with the justice system and experiences of criminalisation, consistent with our legal requirement.
We are committed to foster a work environment where everybody can bring their whole self, belong and succeed, and we are a proud Equal Opportunity employer who do not tolerate any from of discrimination or harassment. We celebrate and support difference and know that one size doesn’t fit all – we endeavour to be flexible, meet your needs, and support you at every stage of your contact with us.
Even if you think you do not fulfil all the requirements but still believe you are the right fit for the position, we encourage you to apply or contact Tharaka Tennekoon on [email protected] using the subject line: Sessional Trainers enquiry via EthicalJobs.
Safe and Equal's office is located in Carlton, with flexible and remote options available. We encourage applications from candidates based in rural and regional Victoria. We remain open to new approaches and actively foster an inclusive workplace that celebrates the contribution made by all our people.
Safe and Equal offers employees a monthly RDO option, individual annual Professional Development budget, generous leave benefits including (but not limited to) Christmas Shutdown Leave, Gender Affirmation leave, Family Violence Leave and Cultural and Ceremonial Leave, and access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
Working in the Sector Development Unit, our staff support workforce, practice and industry development for the specialist family violence sector.
As a Casual/Sessional Trainer you are integral to the delivery of our training program and building family violence knowledge and skills for professionals and organisations.
Sound facilitation skills are critical to your success as a Trainer. They’ll underpin your ability to deliver our training and meet the needs of external stakeholders and their workforce. You apply adult learning methods and deliver training to assist professionals to build family violence capability.
Here are some examples of what you will achieve in the next 12 months as a Casual/Sessional Trainer:
For more information about the key responsibilities, pre-employment checks and salary expectations of the role, download the position description.
If you have questions about this position contact Tharaka Tennekoon on [email protected] using the subject line: Sessional Trainers enquiry via EthicalJobs.
A position description is attached.