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About National Trust Of Australia (Queensland)
National Trust of Australia (Queensland) (NTAQ)) is membership-based, environmental charity which offers people the opportunity to feel connected to significant places, collections, and stories. NTAQ manages a diverse portfolio of heritage properties from Currumbin to Cooktown, which includes one of the Gold Coast’s most popular tourist destinations, Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary. As one of Queensland’s earliest nature-based tourist destinations, the Sanctuary is a physical embodiment of everything the NTAQ represents: to conserve and advance our natural and cultural heritage for future generations.
As NTAQ continues to drive both mission-based programs and exceptional guest experiences across our tourism properties, we have an exciting opportunity for a driven and experienced part time Grants Manager to play a vital role in securing and managing funding that supports NTAQ’s strategic pillars, key projects, and mission.
About The Role
As our experienced and highly skilled Grants Manager, you will play a key role in identifying and securing grant funding opportunities that align with NTAQ’s strategic objectives. You will maintain a strong and proactive approach to managing a robust grants pipeline, continuously prospecting, tracking, and prioritising potential funding sources to support the organisation’s evolving needs and financial sustainability. Your ability to see opportunities and anticipate trends will be critical in ensuring we remain competitive and forward-thinking in our approach.
With a keen eye for detail and excellent copywriting skills, you will develop high-quality, compelling grant applications and proposals that clearly articulate objectives, deliverables, and impact in line with funders’ criteria and NTAQ’s mission. As an internal team member, you will see these grants through to fruition, ensuring full compliance with grant terms and conditions, including accurate budgeting, allocation of funds, tracking outcomes, and managing acquittal processes. You will oversee the preparation and timely submission of comprehensive progress reports, final reports, and financial statements to meet all funder requirements.
As a confident communicator who builds strong relationships with internal stakeholders and external partners alike, your natural curiosity and proactive mindset will contribute to identifying new opportunities that enhance NTAQ’s impact and effectiveness. Beyond grant acquisition, you will also play a leading role in the development of award submissions that elevate NTAQ’s reputation and showcase the breadth of our work. By gathering, organising, and refining relevant content, and working closely with teams across the organisation, you will help highlight the stories, successes, and outcomes that define our contribution to community, training and conservation. Your ability to craft detailed, persuasive submissions will support the recognition of our achievements across multiple sectors and platforms.
About You
To be successful in this role, you will have proven experience in researching, writing, and submitting successful grant applications to government, corporate, or foundation funders. Other key skills we are seeking include;
* Skilled in preparing and managing budgets, including tracking expenses and ensuring compliance with grant terms.
* Familiarity with collecting, analysing, and reporting on project outcomes to demonstrate grant impact and align with funder requirements.
* Exceptional written and verbal communication skills to develop engaging grant submission, proposals and business cases and maintain clear reporting and strong stakeholder relationships.
* Strategic thinking, and the ability to craft compelling narratives that align with both the Award requirements and the organisation’s broader mission.
* Highly developed organisational and time management skills with the ability to manage multiple tasks and meet deadlines.
* Self-motivated with ability to work under limited supervision.
* An understanding of, or experience in, the management of heritage assets would be desirable but not essential.
* Be prepared to work in an outdoor environment, in a workplace that has native wildlife such as birds and reptiles.
What we can offer
Just As Our Charter Is To Protect, Conserve, And Celebrate The Environmental, Built And Cultural Heritage Of Our State And We Also Are Committed To Ensuring Our Team Members Are Protected, Taken Care Of, And Of Course Celebrated! We Offer Current And Future Team Members
* Benchmarked Salary
* On Site Parking
* Tertiary Education Partners for access to recognised Qualifications
* Flexible Working Arrangements and Study Leave
* NTAQ Team Member Card offering unlimited entry to Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary and other SEQ sites and generous retail & food & beverage discounts,
* Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary Family & Friends Passes
* Access to Fitness Passport
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