In this role, you will assess and triage reports of serious wrongdoing, misconduct and Public Interest Disclosures (PIDs), undertake preliminary enquiries, analyse complex information, and provide advice that supports sound decision-making and legislative compliance.

Key responsibilities

- As a trusted adviser, you will engage with a broad range of stakeholders, including senior leaders to manage integrity-related matters with professionalism and discretion.
- Working within a collaborative and supportive team environment, you will contribute to shared workloads, apply sound risk assessment practices, and *escalate* matters where appropriate to help protect the reputation and interests of TAFE NSW.
- A cover letter outlining how your capabilities, knowledge and experience meet the requirements of the role (1 page max.).
- We invest in our people At TAFE NSW, you will discover a diverse, dynamic,



and collaborative environment, where you can innovate, create value, and do meaningful work.

What you need

- To be successful, you will bring knowledge of the Public Interest Disclosure Act and the NSW ICAC Act, together with experience interpreting legislation, governance frameworks, policies and compliance requirements.
- You will hold a degree in Law, Government Administration, Business or Human Resources, and be recognised for your ability to build credible relationships with senior stakeholders, work collaboratively within a collegial team workplace, and provide clear, practical advice on complex matters.
- To be considered, you must meet the essential requirements outlined in the role description.

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📌 Integrity Advisor Statewide NSW Australia Far West And North Central NSW Gosford Central Coast And Region Goulburn Southern Tablelands Lake Macquarie Lismore Far North Coast Newcastle Hunter
🏢 TAFE NSW
📍 Gosford