Oshc Coordinator

We are currently recruiting for an Out of School Hours Team Leader who will work closely with a group of Educators to manage, motivate and support a cohesive team environment that inspires children.

**Benefits of the role include**:
Work for a community-managed not-for-profit hub in the heart of Hoppers Crossing with a strong staff first, profits later approach.
Be supported by a fantastic leadership team that is accessible and supportive
Paid professional development, including an annual staff development day with a reputable trainer and ongoing training to keep you at the cutting edge of industry knowledge.
Above award program planning hours
Uniform, including shirts, name badge, lanyard and winter fleece.
Comprehensive induction training process so you will hit the ground running.
State-of-the-art technology to record programming and practices and electronic parent sign-in system
Split shifts/work-life balance.
Our client specialises in delivering a reputable Out of School Hours Care Service that embraces integration and involvement within the local school Community. They have a proven record of delivering excellence in providing high-quality programming to families. The hub is designed for people of all ages to explore opportunities for lifelong learning from childcare, playgroups, health and wellbeing, workshops, community gatherings, events and more.
The collaborative nature of the role will have you responsible for managing the Before School and After School Care Programs and holiday programs daily over a working week of 36.25. The work hours are not negotiable and are as follows:
Monday to Friday

**Before School Care**: 6.30 am 9.00 | After School Care: 2.45 pm 6.30pm
Various Shifts during the School Holiday Program
Additional program planning time

**Responsibilities will include**:
Deliver truly remarkable experiences for children, families, and staff.
Execute the planning cycle to deliver best-in-class program experiences
Be the face of the OSHC program.
Create a positive relationship within the service community
Support, collaborate and guide your team of educators to support the service and community
Be open, caring and engaged with our team to help drive our mission of giving every child the best day ever.

**To be successful, you will need**:
Excellent people skills You know how to get the best out of people's strengths, nurture their weaknesses and have an approachable, positive and respectful attitude towards everyone you encounter
Fantastic verbal and written communication skills with well-developed emotional intelligence.
A minimum of 1 years experience working in an OSHC environment or equivalent, ideally some management experience
Demonstrated knowledge, skills and understanding in the implementation and ongoing management of the EYLF and NQF
Demonstrated ability to work independently and manage all aspects of the service
Ability to build and maintain supportive and trusting relationships with children and families
Demonstrated ability to oversee program planning, including design, delivery and evaluation
Knowledge and understanding of the legislation relating to OSHC, including the approved frameworks 'My Time, Our Place.
Job Requirements
Diploma / Bachelor qualified within Childhood or Education studies or other ACECQA recognised qualification, working towards a qualification or the willingness to undertake.
Valid Working with Children Check
Current First Aid HLTAID004, CPR, Anaphylaxis Management and Asthma Management training