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Part Time 0.6 FTE (22.8 hrs per week days TBC)Ongoing RoleBased at the Bairnsdale or Morwell Campus (Travel to either campus may be required dependent on department needs)Job Reference No. 2628 About the role Located at our Bairnsdale or Morwell Campus, we have an exciting opportunity for a suitably qualified and experienced Conservation & Ecosystem Management (CEM) expert to join our CEM teaching team in a part time capacity to deliver Certificate II and III in Conservation & Ecosystem Management courses to TAFE Gippsland students and secondary school students participating in the VET Delivered to Secondary Schools (VDSS) program. Responsibilities As a teacher, you will deliver high-quality classroom-based training and assessment, whilst conducting practical skills training in simulated workplace environments. You will create inventive learning resources and assessment materials and undertake educational administration. You will support and guide students and supply them with the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a successful career in Conservation & Ecosystem Management. A six-month probationary period applies to the role. About you You possess the necessary industry experience and skills to effectively mentor and train students to the high standard required, in order for them to meet the demands of industry. You are enthusiastic and motivated with a confident and proactive approach to education. You have excellent interpersonal and communication skills and enjoy working with others. You have sound ICT skills, a knowledge of training packages and an understanding of compliance and quality requirements. Passionate about sharing your knowledge and experience, you are dedicated to training, mentoring, and supporting students to reach their full potential. Benefits Employment with a progressive employerJob security ongoing roleCompetitive salary, benefits and conditionsNovated Leasing and Salary PackagingA great culture and supportive team environmentSupport to complete your Certificate IV in Training & Assessment (mentor provided)Full on-the-job training and support, along with further professional development opportunitiesAccess to an Employee Wellbeing ProgramAccess to discounted Pool and Gym MembershipsIdyllic regional setting in Gippsland Qualifications and experience Minimum Diploma of Conservation and Land Management or related studies such as Natural Resource Management, Horticulture or Agriculture at the level or higher (mandatory)Minimum five (5) years, experience working in the conservation and land management fields (mandatory)Experience in coastal conservation, erosion control, intertidal marine monitoring, water sampling and testing.Bachelor of Environmental Science or related studies at the level or higher (desirable)Certificate IV Training and Assessment (TAE40122 or equivalent)Note: Whilst it is a mandatory requirement for all teaching staff to possess this qualification, it is not a prerequisite to apply for this role. Support will be provided to the successful applicant upon commencement of employment, including financial sponsorship to complete the qualification, a paid workday per week to attend any classroom-based TAFE Gippsland course and the provision of a mentor to assist your transition from Industry to Teaching. About us For over 95 years, TAFE Gippsland has been at the forefront of vocational education and training, proudly serving the Gippsland community. As the winner of the TAFE Large Training Provider of the Year award in 2023, TAFE Gippsland stands out as a leader in empowering local students and supporting regional businesses. With a commitment to excellence, we offer a diverse range of programs, including pre-apprenticeships, apprenticeships, accredited short courses, certificates, and diplomas. Our team of over 500 dedicated staff, spread across 13 campuses, works closely with industry partners to deliver tailored workplace training. This approach not only helps upskill the regional workforce but also drives the success of local businesses, reinforcing our vision of supporting a Skilled and Thriving Gippsland. Mandatory requirements Current Victorian Working with Children ClearanceCurrent Police Check (not older than 12 months old)Current Drivers License (some travel to other Campuses may be required) How to apply To apply for this position please visit the TAFE Gippsland website. Applications are to be submitted online and must include; a cover letter addressing the key requirements of the role (see Job Description)a current resume For specific enquiries relating to this position, please contact Kim Damsma, Program Manager Agriculture, Horticulture and Conservation on 0439 742 198. For enquiries relating to the recruitment process, please contact Lisa Emmett, Recruitment Advisor People & Culture Advisor on (03) 5150 4240. Applications close 2pm on Thursday 2nd April 2026. TAFE Gippsland is a Child Safe Organisation and equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and inclusion in our workforce and encourage people from all backgrounds, abilities and identities to apply for our vacancies. TAFE Gippsland is committed to fair and equitable recruitment and employment processes based on merit, competence and potential. If you would like assistance with your resume and cover letter, please contact the Gippsland Skills and Jobs Centre on 1300 282 317. #J-18808-Ljbffr