VET Lecturer - Disaster and Emergency Management

• 3-year fixed term, full time appointment  (part time also considered)
• Academic Level A, $68,536 to $102,820 per annum
• Plus 17% superannuation and 6 weeks annual leave
• Casuarina Campus, Darwin NT

Apply your extensive experience and passion for the sector to deliver training to CDU students.

We are a new world university. Like our namesake, Charles Darwin, we think differently. We innovate, embrace change, challenge conventions and look for better ways. We’re not about tradition or legacy, privilege or exclusivity. We cannot build a new world without diversity of thought, so we bring together people with unique perspectives in an inclusive and supporting learning environment to help them connect, discover and grow. This is the CDU difference.

The College of Indigenous Futures, Education and the Arts delivers teaching in Higher Education (HE) and Vocational Education and Training (VET) and Research across diverse areas such as Humanities and Social Science, Indigenous Futures and Education.

As a VET Lecturer/Workplace Assessor – Disaster and Emergency Management you are responsible for the development and delivery of training whilst working under the Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) and the VET Quality Framework and to the competency standards of the relevant Training Package. You will deliver training programs through flexible learning environments including, classrooms and/or other nominated teaching locations/workplace environments either on or off campus and remote areas of the Northern Territory. Experience providing training within a workplace setting or educational institution will be highly regarded. 

To be successful you must hold a relevant qualification in disaster and emergency management (or related area) and must demonstrate extensive relevant workplace experience. A qualification equivalent to a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40116), or the willingness to obtain is a requirement of this position.

Crucial to this role is your passion for the sector, your engaging presentation style, and your enthusiasm and personal motivation to train and inspire students to succeed. 

To view the responsibilities of the role please click on: Position Profile

All applications must be submitted online via the ‘apply’ button, and include a resume and a cover letter outlining your suitability for this position. Previous applicants need not reapply. 

For further details please contact Professor Ruth Wallace, on 08 8946 6390 or email ruth.wallace@cdu.edu.au.    

Charles Darwin University values inclusion and diversity in the workplace and aims to achieve a workforce that is representative of the community it serves. We encourage applications from Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.