About the Role

You'll work directly with First Nations students across 10–15 Sydney and regional NSW schools, delivering cultural mentoring and support that builds real, lasting relationships. Your days will look different depending on where you are: running yarning circles with small groups of students, sitting with young people one-on-one, facilitating cultural activities and reflective sessions, leading or supporting cultural events like NRW & NAIDOC Week ceremonies, keynote addresses, and dance or cultural performances. You'll help schools deliver on the current NSW 2027 curriculum requirements for First Nations content, while Bandu's leadership team delivers cultural safety training to school staff.

During school holidays (around 14 weeks per year), you'll support Bandu's broader mission: post-school planning with participants, community and corporate events, participant check-ins, and other program work. You'll report to the Director.





What You'll Do
Deliver cultural mentoring sessions in schools using Bandu's structured engagement framework
Build trusted relationships with First Nations students across multiple schools
Facilitate yarning circles, cultural activities and reflective sessions
Support and lead cultural events — Welcome to Country, keynote addresses, dance and cultural performance
Support schools with First Nations curriculum delivery (K–12)
Attend staff cultural safety training sessions as part of your career development
Provide light-touch reporting — term summaries and engagement observations
During school holidays, support Bandu's broader programs including post-school planning, community events and participant check-ins

📌 First Nations Cultural Advisor & Mentor Sydney
🏢 Bandu Organisation
📍 Sydney