Deliver the Hands on Learning program at Mount Evelyn Primary School.

For 23 years, this school-based wellbeing program has been proven to significantly increase attendance, foster belonging and connection to school, and improve academic and vocational pathways. In this exciting role, your passion for supporting young people will drive a best practice program that provides participating students with the opportunity to experience success undertaking real and meaningful ‘hands on’ projects in a way that builds their confidence and helps develop the social and emotional competencies essential to realise their potential.

See more at mtevelynps.vic.edu.au.

Where you come in:

In this part time, fixed term position (8 hrs per week), based at Mount Evelyn Primary School you will mentor and work with small groups of students outside the classroom on practical school and community projects. You will be part of our wellbeing team and report to our Assistant Principal.

You will make an impact by:

• Supporting young people through the development of strong relationships that keep students connected to school and promote positive student behaviours.
• Developing and delivering real and meaningful HoL practical projects.
• Maintaining appropriate records and collecting evidence to document student progress.
• Implementing the key elements of the HoL methodology to ensure the consistent delivery of a quality program.
• Building business and community connections to foster local community project opportunities.

Does this sound like you?

You're a self-starter, with a practical and 'can do' attitude and an understanding of how schools work. You're passionate about supporting young people and comfortable as a mentor and role model, and you'll relish the opportunity to support students to grow and thrive learning by doing. Your warm personality will see you easily build strong relationships, and your integrity will inspire students to achieve ambitious outcomes. Detailed training in the HoL methodology is provided.

This role requires:

• Strong interpersonal communication skills.
• Experience working effectively in a team environment.
• Capacity to deal with a variety of behaviours which impact on learning and respond to the individual needs of students.

next steps

Applicants must apply via the job posting on the Department of Education's careers page, via the Apply Now link.

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