Wajarri Pathways Facilitator

Wajarri Pathways Facilitator

Full-Time 50715 - 61985 $ / year (est.) On-site
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At a Glance

  • Tasks: Facilitate employment and training opportunities for Wajarri People while engaging with communities.
  • Company: CSIRO, a leader in Indigenous careers and community growth.
  • Benefits: Meaningful work that supports self-determination and cultural engagement.
  • Other info: Opportunity to travel across Western Australia and contribute to long-term benefits on Country.
  • Why this job: Make a real difference in the lives of Wajarri People and their communities.
  • Qualifications: Cultural capability and experience working with Traditional Owners required.

The predicted salary is between 50715 - 61985 $ per year.

CSIRO is seeking a Wajarri Pathways Facilitator to help deliver employment, training and business opportunities for Wajarri People. Working with WYAC, Wajarri communities and partners, this role translates commitments into practical programs that support self-determination and long-term benefits on Country.

The successful candidate will bring deep cultural capability and experience engaging with Traditional Owners, with the ability to travel across Western Australia and navigate procurement.

Wajarri Pathways Facilitator employer: CSIRO

CSIRO is an exceptional employer that prioritises a strong cyber security culture, offering employees the chance to make a meaningful impact through innovative awareness programs. With a commitment to professional development and a collaborative work environment, staff are encouraged to grow their skills while contributing to vital research initiatives. Located in Australia, CSIRO provides unique opportunities to engage with cutting-edge technology and diverse teams, making it a rewarding place to advance your career.

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Contact Details:

CSIRO Recruitment Team

We think you need these skills to ace Wajarri Pathways Facilitator

Cultural Capability
Engagement with Traditional Owners
Project Delivery
Community Development
Stakeholder Engagement
Understanding of Indigenous Employment
Training Program Development