Location: Fulham Correctional Centre
Role Type: Part Time (0.6 FTE/ 3 days a week), Ongoing
Remueration: starting at $83,367.00 plus 12% super (based on qualifications and teaching experience)
Are you passionate about empowering Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander learners through culturally responsive education?
This is your chance to make a lasting impact by delivering the Mumgu-dhal program - a unique initiative designed to strengthen cultural identity, build confidence, and open pathways to education and rehabilitation.
Preference will be given to candidates who identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander, or who have strong alliances and experience working closely with Indigenous communities. This is essential to deliver the Mumgu-dhal tyama-tiyt community, connection and pathways courses, which are designed to support learners in strengthening their cultural identity and re-engaging with education.
What We Offer
Become part of a growing department full of industry professionalsA part-time role with flexibility and purposeOpportunities for professional development and cultural learningA workplace that values diversity, inclusion, and reconciliationFitness Passport Program giving you and your family access to 230+ locations across AustraliaAccess to counselling support (EAP) and regular health & wellbeing initiativesClear career pathway in vocational education with opportunities across Australia
What We’re Looking For
Certificate IV in Training & Assessment (TAE40110 / TAE40116 / TAE40122) or currently working towardsStrong understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, histories, and contemporary issues.Demonstrated experience working with Koorie communities or in culturally inclusive settings (education settings preferable).Teaching experience, preferably amongst Indigenous communities.
Why You’ll Love This Role
Join our close-knit team at Fulham Correctional Centre and make a meaningful impact as an Indigenous Education Teacher (Mumgu-dhal program). In this role, you will deliver transformative learning experiences that honour culture, build confidence, and support rehabilitation. #RegionalJobs
Community & Connection: Be part of a supportive, tight-knit team that values collaboration, respect, and cultural integrity. You’ll work alongside passionate educators committed to making a difference.Cultural Empowerment: Deliver culturally safe and inclusive education that supports the learning journeys of Koorie and Aboriginal students within the correctional system.Purpose-Driven Work: Help learners build confidence, skills, and pathways to reintegration through the power of with a dedicated team of educators, support staff, and community stakeholders to ensure holistic support for learners.
The Essential Paperwork; Working with Children Clearance (WWCC), Current police check/ willing to obtain, Certified right to work documentation, Certified copies of your qualifications and transcripts
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Applications will be assessed as they come in – we may start interviews before the closing date.
Only applications from candidates with valid working rights will be considered. We are a child safe and equal opportunity employer and therefore the successful candidate will be required to hold a current Working with Children check clearance.
Bendigo Kangan Institute acknowledges that their campuses are located on the ancestral lands of the Djaara people of Dja Dja Wurrung, Wurundjeri Peoples of the Kulin Nations, Yorta Yorta Nations and the Gunaikurnai people. The Institute respects their Elders past present and emerging and cultural heritage, and we recognize their continuing connection to land, waters, and culture.
Closing date: 26 April 2026
NOTE: Bendigo Kangan Institute reserves the right to withdraw this position at any time.