• Part time position 
• Generous salary sacrificing package.

Use your experience to coordinate a viable and broad ranging community education program and deliver community education programs for diverse groups.  

The Organisation:

Established in 1986, Tenants Queensland (formerly Tenants' Union of Queensland) is a specialist state-wide community legal service for tenancy law matters and provides free tenancy law advisory services for residential tenants. 

Tenants Queensland provides a range of tenancy information and advocacy services including a state-wide telephone advice service for tenants, tenancy publications, a tenancy law training program, and research and policy development in relation to tenancy law issues.

For more information on the QSTARS Program operated by Tenants Queensland go to: www.QSTARS.org.au

The Role:

The QSTARS Community Education & CAP’S (Community Access Points) Development Worker is a critical role in working with the Statewide QSTARS Community Education Network to prioritise and deliver community education within the region, identify gaps in and relevance of community education and promotional materials in the region and ensure the delivery of appropriate materials for specific population groups. You will identify the need, opportunities and further develop the network of Community Access Points for renters across the region. You will work with the Regional Services Coordinator and the other Regional Service Providers to identify need, deliver strategies and ensure that the Program is appropriately and consistently branded and promoted throughout the region.  You will support the Regional Service Coordinator in maintaining partner relationships and assist in the development and delivery of the Regional Service Plan.

Skills Required:

You will have relevant knowledge and experience, or ability to rapidly acquire knowledge of Qld residential tenancy laws. You will have the ability and experience to coordinate a viable and broad ranging community education program and to deliver community education programs for diverse groups that includes utilising innovative mechanisms and drawing on information technology.  Strong stakeholder relationship skills that include the ability to identify and develop new service access opportunities and to travel within the region when required in responding to community education needs is essential.

You will have highly developed verbal and written communication skills, including presentation, consultation, inter-personal skills and computer literacy and strong ability to complete project work within designated time frames. Qualifications and experience in Community Education, Adult Education or Human Services or other related areas along with a current Queensland driver's license are desirable.

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If you would like further information, please feel welcome to contact: Karen Butler on 07 4816 9814 or email: [email protected] using the subject line: Regional Community Education / Community Access Points Development Worker - Rockhampton enquiry via EthicalJobs.