Horticulture Trainer and Assessor - [Archived Advertisement]

Tauondi Aboriginal College is seeking a Horticulture vocational trainer/assessor to join our committed team in Port Adelaide.

Tauondi Aboriginal College is an interdisciplinary teaching and training organisation governed by an elected Aboriginal Council. Tauondi has been delivering accredited and non-accredited training to Aboriginal people for over 40 years by providing specifically designed training programs, delivered in a culturally appropriate learning environment. Tauondi continues to be a significant Aboriginal Community organisation in the Aboriginal Community of South Australia.

Horticulture training is delivered and assessed in a practical hands-on setting. Do you possess the following essential skills, attributes and capabilities, to deliver and achieve successful learning outcomes?

• Ability to communicate and interact effectively with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
• Energy, innovation and self-motivation
• Certificate III in Horticulture or above
• Certificate IV in Training and Assessment
• Experience in VET training and assessment
• Current industry competency in the horticulture industry
• An understanding of ASQA standards and the AHC training package
• Ability to recognise where culturally appropriate change is needed and be proactive in addressing changes
• Ability to work autonomously and within a team environment.

Some work outside standard hours and the delivery of off-campus training may be required. Salary is negotiable according to qualifications and experience. Position is for an initial contract for 12 months – demand driven extension may be available. 

For a copy of the Application Kit, please visit www.tauondi.sa.edu.au/employment/ and you should be able to get the Application Kit downloaded.

Any questions - please email thr@tauondi.sa.edu.au. 

* Trainers and assessors' positions in the hospitality and foundation skills areas are also vacant. Please visit www.tauondi.sa.edu.au/employment/ for details.

We strongly encourage Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people to apply.