Introduction MADEC Australia’s training services are delivered to students with a key focus on building skills and supporting the resilience of those in need. The focus of our training services is to support those who are disengaged, disadvantaged or are second chance learners to develop their skills and confidence, whilst improving their education and employment outcomes through the delivery of current industry relevant training. MADEC is a Nationally Registered Training Organisation, and we are proud to deliver accredited training to hundreds of students annually in high priority industry areas. Our goals for training are simple - teach people skills to get the job they want and give employers the workforce they need. Description Are you passionate about helping people acquire meaningful skills to care for and work in the aged care and disability sector? This might be the right position for you, help create excellent opportunities for individuals wanting to join the ever-growing care sector. About the Role Industry experience is essential for this position; we are seeking a passionate enthusiastic Trainer/Assessor to deliver our Certificate III in Individual Support (Aged Care/Disability) and Certificate IV in Aged Care/Disability to students in the Sunraysia region . What sets you apart is your confidence to commit to our students to achieve success with their learning and on job practical requirements whilst empowering these individuals and making a difference in our community. This role requires you to be organised, meet deadlines, monitor student progress, deliver excellent training and support to a diverse cohort of students whilst ensuring compliance with the administrative component of this role. You will be working alongside a supportive team with momentum and an attitude to succeed. This position involves the ability to thrive in a fast-paced learning environment that brings new opportunities and positive outcomes. A valid Working with Children Check, NDIS screening, National Police Check and Driver’s License are required. Ready to make a difference? We want you on our team! Skills And Experiences Skills and Experience To be successful in this role, you must have 3 years on job practical work experience in the Aged Care/Disability sector and hold a minimum Certificate IV Aged/Disability relevant or equivalent qualification. The TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (or its equivalent) is essential to this position. You will possess strong communication and excellent time management skills and have a strong focus on engaging learners and building industry relationships. If you're passionate about empowering individuals and making a difference in our community, we want to hear from you! Join us and embark on a fulfilling journey where your passion for the industry truly matters. Culture and Benefits MADEC is committed to personal growth and development. We offer: Salary Packaging - Unlock tax-free benefits and entertainment expenses, enhancing your take-home pay. Uniform Allowance Up to 5 weeks annual leave after three years’ service 2 paid industry currency and professional development days per year, and paid industry PD Supportive environment and team Additional personal leave paid volunteer/charity leave and more! Join our MADEC Team, send us your resume and a cover letter telling us why you’re perfect for this role. Help us create brighter futures for our students together! Want to know more? For more information please contact the Training Manager on 03 5023 7233 or email hrmadec@madec.edu.au , you may also visit our webpage www.madec.edu.au to access our career page and find a copy of the position description for this role. Take the first step towards a rewarding career with MADEC Pease click the “Apply” button to register your interest. Joining MADEC means you will join a team of dedicated, passionate, genuine, and responsible professionals who are all driven by the same vision, and that is, to improve the lives of those in need. Helping People | Addressing Needs | Improving Lives We adhere to the National Principles for Child Safety and require all team members to be committed to child safety and well-being .
