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OverviewYou''ll be earning $48.31 to $51.81 per hour. Now that we''re in full swing with program activities we''re looking for another School Engagement Officer (on a casual basis) to join the team and truly engage with our young people and families. But why join The Y? Check out our awesome perks below:PerksYou''ll be earning $48.31 to $51.81 per hourPlus, $6.52 per hour remote allowance (up to $12,714 a year)Plus, Salary Packaging Benefits (claim up to $18,550 per yr)Work Mon to Fri (morning & afternoon shifts) and enjoy your weekends off!Generous corporate healthcare discounts (up to 8%)Genuine mentorship, training, and professional support$500 - Refer a friend incentiveWork for a WA based Non-For-Profit making a real difference in our local community with unwavering focus and commitment to safeguarding children and young peopleWhat youll be doingThis will depend on your previous experience. You might be kind-of new to the community and youth services sector but comfortable in driving a 12-seater van. Youll spend the first few days learning the ropes. Dont stress, youll have a great mentor to work with. To start youll assist your EEAI Coordinator with logistics while establishing relationships with students and their families. Once youve settled in, youll then take ownership of some school attendance pick ups and drop offs, support students to have positive educational experiences at school (and outside of school) and help families be the centre of their childrens education.Youll be great in this role if youGet a buzz when making a meaningful and positive impact with young people and familiesHave excellent people skills with the ability to relate with students, parents, teachers, community leaders & external agenciesHold a strong indigenous cultural awareness and knowledge of local culturesHave a knack for bringing people together and fostering positive relationships between stakeholdersPrevious experience and/or confidence in driving a 12-seater van safelyHold an Australian drivers licence (WA C class or equivalent)Can obtain a National Police Certificate and Working with Children cardIf youve worked with and enjoy engaging with culturally diverse young people including Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders, we would welcome your application.At the Y WA, we thrive on feedback and deeply value our peoples insights that drive positive change. With 9% growth in employee engagement over the past 12 months, our latest survey shows that our people love our open communication, recognition and the genuine care we provide for their wellbeing. They take pride in knowing their efforts impact our goals and make a real difference in the lives of children and young people. Join us and be part of a team that makes a lasting impact.How to applyClick on the Apply button below to submit your application. Please submit a cover letter and CV with your application. For the full job description click on the PDF file on the attachment link below. Should you require any further information please call Alaa Salim +61 473 153 855Closing date: Friday the 28th of November, 2025. We may start interviews before the closing date.At the Y, we are committed to empowering all Children and Young People to feel safe and be safe, at the Y, in their families and in their communities. As such, we ensure that all of our candidates are appropriately screened (including police checks) to make sure that the right people are in the right roles. To learn more about our screening processes, click here to view our Safeguarding Children and Young People Policy.The Y WA kindly requests no unsolicited resumes or approaches from recruitment agencies or third parties. #J-18808-Ljbffr