Regional Learning Officer, West Coast

Assist in tackling education inequities by addressing barriers to access and creating awareness.Engage widely with the University to deliver a program aligned with strategic goals and local needs.Ongoing, part-time (0.6 FTE) role based in West Coast, Tasmania.About the opportunityThe Regional Partnerships team sits within the Academic Division supporting the division's mission to enable a vibrant and inclusive University experience with communities full of learning.
This dedicated team provides comprehensive support for community-focused initiatives, fostering a vibrant and inclusive University environment.
Their efforts focus on enhancing educational attainment, strengthening social connectedness, and promoting inclusive economic participation across northwest Tasmania.The Regional Learning Officer (West Coast) is one of two roles in the Regional Partnerships team based in community at two of the Regional University Study Hub locations in the North West.
The role in Zeehan works closely with University partner West Coast Heritage, in developing place-based initiatives that support and inform education aspiration, participation, and success within the West Coast community.What you'll do :Inform and develop activities that enhance educational aspiration and participation through extensive engagement with stakeholders and the broader community.Develop and implement an action plan that creates opportunities for participation in higher education for a broad range of community members in the West Coast region.Act as the local University of Tasmania point of contact and work in partnership with relevant areas of the University to establish and deliver university programs and support initiatives.
Key partners include the Tasmanian Engagement team, UConnect, Peter Underwood Centre for Educational Attainment, Alumni Relations, University College and Short Courses Team, and Academic Units.Broker opportunities for industry and community organizations to bring UTAS staff, students, and alumni into the region for activities, work, and study experiences.Monitor the skills needs of business, industry, and community, and make recommendations to relevant internal stakeholders on how the University can respond.Represent the University on local community or education and training committees as required.Produce reports, correspondence, and other documents to communicate activities and report on outcomes in the West Coast region.Collaborate with University partner West Coast Heritage Ltd and Study Hub staff on designing and delivering initiatives that promote education participation, including supporting the operation of the Study Hub during peak periods.What we're looking for :A degree qualification and significant relevant experience, or an equivalent combination of experience and education/training in regional or community development, education, or a related field.Ability to effectively engage with diverse stakeholders and contribute positively to activities across education and community development.Experience in planning and implementing projects within complex organizations and dynamic environments.Strong written and oral communication skills.Experience in coordinating stakeholder activities to achieve project outcomes.Ability to work as part of a team, work independently under broad direction, and use initiative and sound judgment.Salary detailsThe appointment will be at HEO 7 with a total remuneration package of up to $130,943 pro-rata, including a base salary within the range of $101,821 to $111,917 plus 17% superannuation.
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