Overview
Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation (AAC) is seeking enthusiastic Community Project Mentors to join our team in Karratha / Roebourne. If you have trade experience and a heart for helping others succeed, and you enjoy teaching, creating, building, or problem-solving, consider applying.
AAC is committed to empowering communities by building skills and creating futures.
About the Role
Our Community Project Mentors work directly with jobseekers to build confidence, capability, and job readiness. Each day may involve coaching someone through a hands-on project, supporting them to learn basic work routines, or demonstrating a trade or creative skill. You will guide participants through practical learning, small-scale projects, and community-based activities that help them transition into employment.
What You'll Be Doing
* Mentoring jobseekers to develop practical and employability skills
* Leading hands-on activities, projects and community initiatives
* Supporting participants to build confidence, routine and positive work habits
* Encouraging creativity and problem-solving ability
What We're Looking For
Practical Skills
* Trade, mechanical, technical or construction skills
* Creative abilities—art, music, craft, digital media, or project design
* Experience using tools, equipment, or hands-on work environments
Personal Attributes
* Hands-on experience in trades or arts (qualification desirable but not essential)
* Strong communication and mentoring ability
* Patience, positivity, and a genuine desire to support others
* Ability to build rapport with people from diverse backgrounds
* A proactive, community-minded approach
Bonus Experience (not essential)
* Previous work in remote communities
* Experience running workshops or group activities
* Knowledge of employment services or training environments
Why Join AAC?
* Contribute to positive, community-led outcomes for Aboriginal people.
* Lead meaningful programs with real impact.
* Supportive team culture and opportunities for professional growth.
* Competitive salary + benefits including the ability to salary sacrifice up to $15,900 per year as a not-for-profit employee.
AAC is committed to building a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the communities we serve. We strongly encourage applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
How to Apply
If you're passionate about people and love working with your hands, we'd love to hear from you. Apply now via SEEK or email your resume and a cover letter to the address provided. Please ensure you detail your location and relevant skills and qualifications.
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