Education Specialist

With more than 218,000 members we've been a part of the Tasmanian community for over 100 years – we're Tasmania's shoulder to lean on and voice when it matters. Our values guide us in all that we do – Engage with Heart, Unleash Potential, Walk the Talk and Together we Thrive. With our local knowledge and as the state's number one brand we're here to support our members by helping them enjoy life, giving them a helping hand and making their money go further.

As RACT continues to create more value for Tasmanians, we have an exciting opportunity for someone to join our team on a 12 month contract.

Join an exciting new state-wide Youth Road Safety Project aimed at reducing serious injuries and fatalities among young Tasmanian drivers. In partnership with schools, communities, and key government and road safety stakeholders, the project includes a focus on developing and delivering engaging, age-appropriate education to Year 9–12 students across Tasmania.

Working with the Senior Project Manager, you will play a key role in shaping and delivering the education component of this initiative. We're looking for a highly experienced, dynamic and collaborative educator. You will lead the development and implementation of innovative, comprehensive, top quality, curriculum-aligned road safety resources. You will thrive on project managing and co-creating practical outcomes for young people, teachers and support networks.

Key responsibilities of the role include:

• Establish and maintain relationships with leaders and educators across Tasmania's secondary schools, as well as with national stakeholders and experts in road safety education, to share advice, information, and resources.
• Collaborate with teachers, government departments, students and community groups ensure education materials are accessible, consistent and complementary.
• Identify and review global best practice in years 9-12 curriculum-based road safety education including formats such as teaching guides, student workbooks and digital resources, differentiation strategies, and assessment rubrics.
• Develop and coordinate a network of engaged schools to co-create, pilot, and refine new curriculum resources tailored for Tasmania.
• Collaborate with principals, teachers, and other educators to identify, plan, and implement opportunities for trialling, sharing, and expanding initiatives.
• Facilitate co-design of resources with Principals, teachers, students, parents and community groups to contextualise and improve for Tasmania, our places, and our students.
• Support schools and participate in teaching communities of practice to support knowledge sharing, continuous improvement, and wider adoption of road safety resources across curriculum.
• Track and report on progress against milestones and agreed measures.

Successful candidates will have:

• Hold a Bachelor of Education (Secondary) or a Master of Teaching.
• Hold a current Tasmanian Registration to Work with Vulnerable People (RWVP).
• Have 5 or more years teaching experience in senior secondary schools, with demonstrated experience with contemporary curriculum design and pedagogy, including developing and delivering professional learning to teachers.
• Proven ability to quickly build relationships, influence, and create buy-in through listening and working together to meet common goals.
• Facilitation and collaboration skills with a willingness to co-design. The ability to bring together varied cohorts such as teachers, students and parents to co-design and trial resources.
• Demonstrated leadership in working within school systems and across networks to influence change and improve learning outcomes for students.
• Strong project management skills, including skills to plan, track, measure and report on progress.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills across a range of text types, including reports, briefings, and stakeholder forums.

At RACT, we're not just a workplace – we're a community. When you join our team, you become part of something bigger. Your ideas and the work you do will help shape our community and environment.

Here's why you'll love being part of our team:

• Staff discounts: Enjoy significant discounts on RACT home and car insurance, and free Ultimate Roadside Assistance.
• Wellbeing leave: Three days of Wellbeing Leave available per year that can be used however you wish.
• Superannuation contribution matching: For every dollar you contribute to your superannuation, we'll match it up to 2%.
• Career growth: We invest in your development because your success is our success.
• Flexible work: Life isn't one-size-fits-all, and neither is our work. Balance your life commitments with our flexible work environment.

By joining RACT you'll be a part of an inclusive culture that celebrates diversity – every individual is valued and respected. We invite people from all backgrounds to apply.

Ready to join the RACT family? We would love to hear from you

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Please submit your applications via SEEK and attach an up to date CV and cover letter by
5pm, 9th October 2025.