VET Trainer

About the role:As a VET Trainer, you will design and deliver engaging vocational training programs that inspire students to achieve their learning goals. You'll play a key role in creating a supportive, high-quality educational experience while collaborating with a dedicated team of educators and support staff.

• Work collaboratively with school leaders to support operations and decision-making.
• Provide mentoring and wellbeing support to students, fostering engagement, growth, and positive relationships.
• Maintain accurate records and ensure compliance with reporting and legislative requirements.
• Collaborate with staff and families to develop individual education plans that support student success.

This role is for a fixed term for the 2026 school year and requires availability 1 day each week.

What do I need for this role?You're an experienced educator who thrives on making a difference for young people facing challenging circumstances. With empathy and understanding, you deliver tailored learning that meets individual needs and supports personal growth.

Skilled in conflict resolution, collaboration, and time management, you work effectively within a multidisciplinary team to create a caring and inclusive environment. You build strong relationships with students, families, and colleagues, demonstrating compassion, respect, and professionalism in all you do.

Additionally, you will have:

• Cert IV Training and Assessment (TAE) or Assessor Skill set
• Cert II Retail Services or relevant vocational requirement
• Demonstrated experience in the development of vocational education and training subjects/programs
• Possession of valid Suitability for Working with Children Card (Blue Card) and current Driver's Licence

The bonuses of joining the Carinity team

• Access to extensive not-for-profit salary packaging options (pay less tax)
• Join a values-driven organisation, with a culture of caring for others
• Access to our Employee Assistance Program for our staff and their immediate family

Who is Carinity?Carinity is a not-for-profit, values-driven organisation, which has been making a real difference in people's lives since 1949 through comprehensive and integrated community services including residential aged care, retirement living, home care, schools for disengaged youth, disability respite, counselling, and youth accommodation.

Carinity Education Glendyne is a co-educational, independent school, located in Nikenbah, which offers a second chance to young people in grades 6-12 who have struggled in mainstream schooling.

How do I apply?To apply or view more information, including the position description, visit

Applications should include a brief cover letter and Resume that addresses the Essential Competencies and Experiences.

Carinity actively encourages and invites applications from people with disabilities and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people for all our positions.