Empowering Young Women's Futures

This role is focused on empowering students at the National Aboriginal Sporting Chance Academy by enhancing school attendance and academic performance, fostering career development and work-readiness, and promoting cultural pride and identity through life skills, personal growth, and long-term resilience.

• Develop and implement programs in schools to ensure high levels of quality and student engagement.
• Build meaningful relationships with students, community members, and school staff to foster trust and understanding.
• Transport students as required, using daily bus pickups and drops offs to ensure safe and timely arrival and departure.
• Mentor and support First Nations students aged 12-18, providing guidance, encouragement, and hands-on assistance through workshops, in-class tutoring, and individualized support.
• Implement NASCA Life Skills and School Engagement activities, including cooking, creative arts, leadership, CV creation, goal setting, and job-readiness training.
• Provide healthy breakfasts for NASCA students, promoting nutritious eating habits and well-being.
• Organize physical education activities that incorporate Traditional Indigenous Games, fostering cultural exchange and appreciation.
• Coordinate after-school and weekend activities, excursions, and events, creating opportunities for socialization and skill-building.
• Foster community engagement through activities such as cultural exchange, partnership building, and collaborative event planning.
• Develop personalized learning pathways for NASCA students, tailoring educational plans to meet their unique needs and goals.