St John Ambulance ACT is seeking an experienced and passionate Senior Training Manager to lead our dynamic training team and ensure the delivery of high‐quality first aid and mental health training across the ACT. If you're a motivated leader who thrives in a purpose‐driven organisation, this is your opportunity to shape the future of first aid education and support the vital work of our volunteers.For more information on St John, please visit our website: https://stjohnact.org.au/What you'll do:As the Senior Training Manager, you will:Lead a team of skilled trainers delivering accredited and non‐accredited first aid and mental health training to the community and St John volunteers.Ensure all training meets the highest quality standards and complies with RTO and government accreditation requirements.Support volunteers with essential training, re-certification and development aligned to St John's clinical scope.Develop and launch new community-focused and volunteer-focused training programs.Provide hands‐on delivery of training when required to maintain continuity and stay connected to our training environments.Manage rostering, training resources and equipment to ensure efficient and effective service delivery.Oversee all RTO compliance activities including audits, trainer competency records, advertising requirements and WHS, mentor and develop trainers, fostering a supportive team cultureAssist trainers with clear learning pathways for students with additional learning needs.Collaborate with the CEO and management team on planning, budgeting, tenders, reporting and national the ACT on national committees and contribute to organisation-wide projects.Deliver training personally where required, both to fill gaps caused by staff absence etc, and to maintain a level of knowledge of our training environmentWhat you'll bringStrong leadership skills with experience managing training teams or educational programs.Sound understanding of RTO compliance, training standards and quality frameworks.Able to adapt quickly to both anticipated and unexpected changesOutstanding communication and interpersonal skillsInnovative and pragmatic thinking, with a proven ability to develop and implement improvements and new ideasStrong IT skills across a range of platforms and systemsDemonstrates integrity, professionalism and sound judgement in all interactionsAbility to manage staff, addressing performance issues as requiredA personal commitment to the purpose and values of St John ACTWhat you'll recieveA great values-based organisation with friendly staff and supportive managementCharity-based salary sacrificing, increasing your take home payAdditional days leave over Christmas shutdown periodAll day free parking nearbyQualifications, knowledge and experience requiredCertificate IV in Training and Assessment (TAE40116) or ability to obtain oneComprehensive experience in training delivery and/or clinical experienceCurrent ACT WWVP Card and Driver's License, acceptable National Police CheckPrevious experience working in the not-for-profit sector is desirable