UOW College Australia is a wholly owned subsidiary of the University of Wollongong. Since 1988, we have been offering students alternative entry to UOW through university preparation courses. Our product offerings include Academic programs (Higher Education Diplomas and University Access Programs), English Programs, and Vocational programs.

Casual Trainer/Facilitator – Community Health Services

About the Role

This casual, onsite role develops and leads classroom-based learning activities to help students meet course competency requirements. You will support and provide feedback to students, observe and assess competency and performance, develop engaging and compliant learning and assessment resources, maintain accurate student records, and participate in validation and moderation activities.

Reporting to the Program Manager and working closely with the RTO Manager Vocational Education, students, other trainers/facilitators and administrative staff, this role is central to delivering high-quality training and assessment in Community Health Services and supporting positive student outcomes.

Key Responsibilities:

- Develop lesson plans and resources, and deliver units of competency in line with training packages, learning and assessment strategies, regulatory requirements and UOWCA processes.
- Assess student competency, monitor progress through to completion, maintain assessment records and escalate performance or resourcing concerns.
- Maintain accurate student administration records, including progress sheets, assessment submissions, attendance and diary notes.
- Develop quality, compliant learning resources and assessment materials that enhance the student experience.
- Provide inclusive support to learners from diverse backgrounds and offer additional assistance where needed.
- Participate in validation and moderation activities, maintain vocational currency and undertake ongoing professional development.
- Deliver excellent customer service and model UOW Global Education values in all interactions.

Selection Criteria The successful candidate will have:





- A completed qualification in a relevant field equivalent to or above the course being taught, such as Certificate IV in Ageing/Disability Support, Enrolled Nurse or Registered Nurse.
- TAE40116 or TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, or an equivalent qualification.
- At least five years’ clinical experience in the healthcare industry, particularly ageing or disability support.
- Experience developing course resources and assessment materials, with the ability to validate assessment items and judgements.
- Current industry skills and experience relevant to the training and assessment being delivered.
- Ability to engage, lead, mentor and encourage students in classroom and clinical environments, and create a positive and inclusive learning workplace.
- Ability to manage academic and non-academic student matters, with strong professional communication and Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint skills.
- A current, clear Working with Children Check, immunisation records and a satisfactory police background check.
- Certified proof of right to work in Australia.
- Availability to work onsite in Wollongong, Liverpool or Cooma on a casual basis.

Desirable: At least two years’ current teaching or facilitation experience; experience with student management systems, including aXcelerate; and an understanding of Smart and Skilled contract requirements. Applicants must address the selection criteria in their application. Full details of the selection criteria are available in the Position Description.

What We Offer

- A supportive, collaborative and innovative work environment.
- Opportunities to contribute to meaningful organisational goals.

How to Apply If your qualifications,



skills and experience align with this role, and your personal values align with ours, we’d love to hear from you.

All applications must include

- Cover letter
- Response addressing the selection criteria
- Resume

Applications will be reviewed as they are received and candidates may be shortlisted for interview before the closing date of 15 November 2026. Join us in driving excellence, innovation, and integrity at UOW College!

UOW College is one of Australia’s leading university colleges. Its success lies in the delivery of English language programs, academic pathway programs, higher education diplomas, and vocational education and training, coupled with an unwavering focus on delivering exceptional student experiences and a passion for lifelong learning. Since 1988, UOWCA has helped more than 32,000 students from over 70 nations continue their education, as well as meet their personal goals.

UOW College has a vision to be a leading University College that empowers students for future learning and work. Our mission is to provide a supportive learning environment where students build skills and knowledge through our delivery of quality courses and programs. As an integral and strategic unit of the University of Wollongong, UOW College enables our students to meet their personal, educational and career goals.

Employing more than 200 staff, UOW College Australia is a supportive and welcoming workplace with a strong culture of diversity and equity. There is a sense of belonging and a culture of inclusion, which has deep foundations based on the principles of fairness, inclusiveness and respect. Our Values drive our behaviour. They’re our commitment to creating a consistent and united operation.

UOW College Australia offers a number job ready vocational courses that provide students with the skills and confidence to get into the workforce or get ahead in their career. Vocational courses include nursing and fitness, screen and media, as well as a number school based and corporate traineeship programmes.

📌 Community Health Services Trainer/Facilitator (Wollongong)
🏢 University Of Wollongong
📍 Wollongong