Campus Course Coordinator

Overview
Campus Course Coordinator - Community Services is a campus-based role responsible for leading and managing the course delivery and academic experiences for Community Services students on campus.
The Campus Course Coordinator ensures coordinated delivery of subjects at the campus level, undertaking subject coordination, subject development, teaching, and academic support to sessional teaching staff, and supports the integration of fieldwork placements within campus-based learning to prepare ethical, competent community service practitioners.
About Us
Ikon Institute is operated by EDU, an ASX-listed provider of tertiary education, specialising in Health and Community Services. We foster meaningful careers through high-quality education across our campuses in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide.
Key Responsibilities
Oversee academic quality and delivery of the Bachelor of Community Services program, ensuring consistency in teaching, assessment, and resources.
Manage and develop learning materials, ensuring they are current, high-quality, and accessible to students and staff.
Deliver teaching, assessment, and student consultations for relevant subjects, and conduct academic liaison visits for field placements as required.
Facilitate student engagement, support, and communication, addressing student issues and managing academic integrity matters.
Monitor course quality and lead continuous improvement processes for the community services courses.
Build and maintain strong relationships with community, government, and professional organizations to ensure industry relevance.
Mentor and coach Lecturers and the Field Placements Coordinator, supporting their professional development.
Uphold Ikon's core values and ensure compliance with all relevant academic and regulatory frameworks (AQF, CWA, ESOS, National Code).
Engage in scholarly practice and professional development, and complete all required reporting.
Education & Experience
A Postgraduate Degree in Social Work, Community Services, Social Welfare, or Human Services, and a minimum of 3 years relevant industry experience or Bachelor degree with 5 years experience.
Full membership, or eligibility for full membership, of the Community Work Australia (CWA).
Knowledge of contemporary developments in the community services sector informed by continuing scholarship and/or practice.
Experience in adult education or tertiary education.
Exceptional written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills, with the capacity to handle complex or sensitive matters professionally and confidentially, with empathy and discretion.
Advanced problem-solving, organisational, and analytical abilities, including the capacity to manage multiple tasks, prioritise effectively, and meet competing deadlines with accuracy, attention to detail, and a proactive approach.
Demonstrated understanding of the accreditation requirements and Code of Ethics of Community Work Australia (CWA).
Proficiency in the use of Microsoft Office suite of programs and demonstrated ability to learn, implement and promote the use of business systems and databases.
Why Join Us
A supportive team – you'll be part of a community that lifts each other up and values every contribution.
Career progression – an environment where your ideas matter and growth is prioritized.
A positive and fun work environment – work should be an enjoyable experience.
Daily breakfast supplied – a small but meaningful benefit.
Training and Development opportunities – professional development allowance available.
Diversity & Inclusion – we celebrate diversity and encourage applicants from diverse backgrounds.
Next Steps
Apply online or send your resume and cover letter to Only applicants with the right to live and work in Australia will be considered. Shortlisted candidates will be notified. We look forward to receiving your application and potentially welcoming you to our team
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