OSHC Coordinator

OSHC Coordinator

Are you ready to make a difference in a learning community where the expression of your Christian faith is essential to your work?

Staines Memorial College is looking for applicants for an OSHC Coordinator to play, teach, and take care of children in a safe learning environment in Outside School Hours Care.

The Role

• Outside School Hours Care Coordinator (6:00 – 8:30am/ 2:30pm – 6:00pm)
• Paid administrative time and regular training meetings.

Responsibilities

• Responsible for the day-to-day management of the service
• Develop, plan, and deliver daily quality activities for children that are safe, fun, stimulating, and carry educational value.
• Strong focus on child safety, supervision, and mandatory reporting.
• Prepare and serve healthy food options.
• Create an engaging and happy environment for children.
• Building meaningful connections with staff, students and families of the College community.

Applicants must be:

• an Australian Citizen or
• a permanent resident or
• have an appropriate permit to work in Australia

Requirements

Successful Applicants will have completed, or studying towards a Certificate IV, Diploma or Bachelors in Children’s Services, Early Childhood, School Aged Care or equivalent, and hold a current Employee Working With Children Check (Blue Card).

Only applicants who complete the application form will be considered.

Please include 3 referees, one of whom is your present Christian minister.

About Us

Staines Memorial College is a non-denominational Christian College situated in the western suburbs between Brisbane and Ipswich. We cater for children from Kindergarten to Year 12 from a variety of Christian backgrounds and traditions. We also cater for families who, though not necessarily Christian themselves, desire a Christian school culture and educational experience for their children.

All staff at the College are committed followers of Jesus from a variety of denominational backgrounds, selected for their professional competence as well as their sense of calling to the ministry of a Christian School.