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LocationGroote Eylandt, Katherin & Northern Australia NTAbout the ALCThe Anindilyakwa Land Council (ALC) represents the Traditional Owners of the Groote Archipelago. The ALC is a future-forward Land Council, directed by the 14 clans of the Groote Archipelago region, enabling the Anindilyakwa people to take full advantage of the opportunities and technology available in the 21st century, while simultaneously preserving land, language and culture.The vision of the ALC is to:Protect, maintain and promote Anindilyakwa culture;Invest in the present to build a self-sufficient future; andCreate pathways for youth to stand in both worlds.About the role:The Mens Activity and Cultural Coordinator manages the daily operations of the Mens Shed and Mens Art Program, unique programs of the ALC, and supports the skills development for users of the programs. The Mens Shed offers Anindilyakwa men a space to connect and participate in hands on activities, such as timber work and ceremonial paint making. Additionally providing a place for community participation and the sharing of cultural knowledge and skills. The Mens Art Program provides support for men to collect material for and develop their art works and a space where men can work on their art and guide emerging artists.Key Responsibilities:Work collaboratively to further develop and refine long term program objectivesDevelop and maintain work plans to achieve program objectivesCreate a supportive team environment, encouraging employee participation and high work attendanceCoach and mentor employees towards skills improvement and self-directionEstablish strong and effective working relationships with the community to increase participation in Mens Shed and Art programs.Undertake all employee leadership tasksUndertake all administrative and reporting tasks related to the programAbout You:Qualifications or equivalent workplace experience in a woodwork related industry and/or indigenous art program developmentDemonstrated minimum 2 years experience supervising, training or mentoring Traditional OwnersA proven ability to work collaboratively, build and maintain strong and effective relationships within a remote indigenous communityProficiency in using computer softwareCurrent manual driver licenceCurrent working with children clearance or willing to obtainWhat we Offer:Competitive Base SalarySalary Sacrifice available (up to $18,500 per year)Generous leave entitlements plus a paid Christmas/New Year shut downRelocation and accommodation assistanceHow to apply:Please email your resume and a cover letter that addresses the selection criteria and outlines your work experience and personal values, that would meet the requirements of this role tohr@alcnt.com.au.Like to know more?If you are interested to find out more about this opportunity, the Groote archipelago or the ALC you are welcome to emailhr@alcnt.com.au.Applications Close: Thursday 15th May 2025 #J-18808-Ljbffr