22 Oct
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Melbourne Polytechnic
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Melbourne
22 Oct
Melbourne Polytechnic
Melbourne
Licensed Electrician Assessment (LEA) Assessor
Position Title: Licensed Electrician Assessment (LEA) Assessor Employment Type:
Casual Department: Short Courses Location: Heidelberg Agreement: Victorian TAFE Teaching Staff Agreement 2024 Classification: Casual MEA Level 1 Hourly Rate: $91.42 per hour Applications Close: Monday, 26 October 2026 Vacancy Number: 412 Position Title: Licensed Electrician Assessment (LEA) Assessor Employment Type:
Casual Department: Short Courses Location: Heidelberg Agreement: Victorian TAFE Teaching Staff Agreement 2024 Classification: Casual MEA Level 1 Hourly Rate: $91.42 per hour Applications Close: Monday, 26 October 2026 Job Summary Deliver vocational education and assessment in the electrical teaching area, supporting learners to develop the practical skills and competencies required for their studies and future employment. Why You'll Love Working Here Melbourne Polytechnic has delivered hands-on, future-focused education for more than 110 years. Our people play a vital role in supporting students, industries and communities across Victoria. In this role, you’ll enjoy: Meaningful work that supports education, training, innovation and student success
A supportive and collaborative team environment
Flexible work arrangements, where applicable
Exposure to diverse programs, systems and continuous improvement initiatives
A values-driven organisation committed to inclusion, wellbeing and quality
About the Role Reporting to the Manager Short Courses, the Licensed Electrician Assessment (LEA) Assessor delivers vocational education and training within the electrical teaching area, supporting students to develop the knowledge, practical skills and competencies required for their studies and future employment.
You will plan, deliver and assess learning activities in accordance with approved curriculum, assessment requirements and Melbourne Polytechnic policies and procedures, while creating safe, inclusive and supportive learning environments. Drawing on current electrical industry knowledge and vocational expertise, you will contribute to the development of learning and assessment resources, maintain industry currency and support continuous improvement in teaching and assessment practices. What You'll Do Plan, prepare, deliver and assess learning activities aligned with approved curriculum, learning plans and assessment requirements
Establish and maintain safe, inclusive and supportive learning environments that promote student engagement, participation and positive learning outcomes
Support students throughout the learning lifecycle, including orientation, entry-level assessment, course selection and appropriate learning support and referrals
Implement learning plans, student participation requirements and reasonable adjustments in consultation with the relevant manager
Maintain accurate attendance, assessment and learner progress records in accordance with Melbourne Polytechnic policies and regulatory requirements
Prepare session plans and unit outlines and contribute to assessment validation, moderation and quality improvement activities
Contribute to the development and maintenance of relevant, high-quality learning and assessment resources
Maintain required teaching, educational and electrical industry currency through career development and industry engagement
Establish and maintain appropriate industry and professional networks to support teaching relevance and student learning outcomes
Participate in team activities, staff meetings and relevant professional development to support effective program delivery
What You'll Bring Demonstrated learner-centred teaching practice and sound understanding of adult learning principles, teaching methodologies and contemporary assessment practices
Ability to plan, organise and deliver high-quality teaching and assessment across diverse learning environments and learner cohorts
Ability to plan, prioritise and meet agreed deadlines, working effectively both independently and collaboratively as part of a teaching team
Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to engage effectively with students, colleagues, industry and other stakeholders
Ability to select and apply teaching and assessment strategies appropriate to the diverse needs of learners
Demonstrated ability to contribute to continuous improvement and respond effectively to emerging educational, industry and departmental needs
Ability to establish and maintain appropriate industry and professional networks that support student engagement, teaching relevance and learner pathways
Digital capability to support learning delivery, e-learning, assessment, resource development and record-keeping
Commitment to collaboration, continuous
📌 Electrical LEA Assessor (Melbourne)
🏢 Melbourne Polytechnic
📍 Melbourne