About Us : Nature Conservation Council of NSW is the state’s peak environment organisation, representing over 200 local, state and national environment organisations in NSW. As the state’s leading environmental advocacy organisation, it is our mission to protect nature in NSW and create the conditions it needs to thrive. Our Values Inspiration: we believe in the work we do and strive to inspire others to respect and protect nature. Respect: we respect the views and opinions of others and consider, fairly and openly, views that might be different to our own. Integrity: we are professional and honest in our working relationships, and transparent and accountable in our decision-making processes. Collaboration: we believe we are stronger as a movement and value our culture of participation and building strong partnerships to achieve our goals. Leadership: we provide leadership through empowerment, sound governance and an inspiring vision. Recognition: we acknowledge the role First Nations People play in protecting the land and water. NCC undertakes to act in solidarity and partnership with First Nations People in all our work. NCC is an equal opportunity employer and aims to be as diverse as the country we are trying to protect. We are committed to fostering an inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued and respected. We value the unique backgrounds, experiences and contributions that each person brings to our community and encourage candidates of all backgrounds to apply. Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander candidates are particularly encouraged to apply. About You : You are an experienced and driven community organiser with a talent for supporting grassroots environment organisations, event and project management, and inspiring volunteers to take effective action for nature. All applicants must have the right to work in Australia. Position Summary : The Community Organiser will work closely with our Organising Team to build and strengthen our network of over 200 member groups across the state, ensuring we are a powerful voice for nature in NSW. This will include leading on the organising of events and projects that aim to develop capacity for volunteer environment organisations and raise awareness for various environmental causes. A key part of this role will be managing volunteers to work together on these goals. You may be required to perform other duties as directed from time to time to suit organisational requirements and which are broadly consistent with your role. Supervisor title: Organising Director Hours: 3 days (22.8 hours) per week (open for negotiation) Contract period: 12 months with possibility of extension Location: Sydney/Remote/Hybrid (negotiable) Salary: SCHADS Award Level 4.1 $88,327.25 (pro-rata) plus superannuation Key Requirements : We encourage you to apply even if you do not meet all the key requirements listed below. Please indicate in your Cover Letter how your skills, talents and experience may be applied to meet the objectives of this role. Essential: At least two years’ experience in an organising or campaigning role Strong understanding of the practice of community organising and election campaigns Demonstrated project management and conference/event organising skills Ability to recruit and manage volunteers Strong communication skills Alignment with our vision and a drive to achieve outcomes for nature and climate in NSW Extra Points For: Experience using NationBuilder or similar CRM software Understanding of NSW politics and environmental issues Existing relationships in the NSW environment movement Job Responsibility : Your key objectives will be supporting grassroots environment organisation, organising various conferences and events, and inspiriting volunteers to take effective action for nature. This will include: Capacity development and support across NCC’s network of 200 member organisations Leading on the planning and delivery of various events and conferences including community education workshops Managing and training volunteers Organising election events and activities Job Functions : Community organising Job Benefits : Working with some of the leading environmental campaigners and organisers in NSW, you will support NCC’s core objective of giving nature and our climate a voice. Enjoy flexible working arrangements and leave options and a mission-driven, dedicated team. NCC prioritises staff wellbeing and organisational culture with a team spread across NSW, engaged in effective hybrid work practices and with generous conditions. NCC offers a flexible work environment that prioritises organisational culture. We value our people and recognise their individual needs. Some of the many benefits of being part of our organisation are: Flexible work arrangements Access to long service leave accruals after five years Salary sacrifice arrangements Cultural leave Parental leave Selling Point : Work with some of the leading environmental campaigners and organisers in NSW to give nature a voice Contact : Nature Conservation Council of NSW
