
Vocational Education and Training Officer (Construction / Engineering)
Queensland Corrective Services
Posted 21 days ago
Qualifications, professional registration, conditions and other requirements
- To undertake the duties and requirements of this role applicants should hold a relevant trade qualification, trade certificate (or equivalent vocational qualifications) and industry experience in construction, or engineering.
- Possession of a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment (current version) or equivalent qualification would be highly desirable. Candidates not possessing a Certificate IV in Training and Assessment will be required to achieve that qualification within 12 months.
- Conduct comprehensive induction processes, including Language, Literacy & Numeracy assessments where required, using outcomes to provide Vocational Education and Training guidance and support to meet individual prisoner needs, abilities and goals.
- Utilise a range of contemporary training and assessment techniques, including reasonable adjustment, to best support prisoners engage in vocational education and training options.
- Liaise with external Registered Training Organisations (RTOs), and internal stakeholders, to effectively coordinate and deliver nationally recognised vocational training options as per Auspice or other agreements.
- Conduct fair, flexible, valid and reliable assessments of prisoner competency, provide additional training & support where required to support positive assessment outcomes.
Applications to remain current for 12 months.
Job Ad Reference: QLD/629225/25
Closing Date: Monday, 14th April 2025
About Queensland Corrective Services
Queensland Corrective Services aims to provide stakeholders, private providers and other Government agencies with easy to find information about the Department and its management.
ueensland Corrective Services' vision is to become the leader in our business and a partner in criminal and social justice.
Being a leader in corrections means we are:
building on established and sound correctional practices
actively driving the policy agenda to set the future direction of corrective services
establishing innovative and effective intervention strategies and programs
Being a partner in criminal and social justice means that we will:
share our knowledge
influence positive change
be responsive to community priorities
establish participative and collaborative networks
QCS is striving continuously for more effective and innovative programs and services, fair and humane treatment of offenders and a strong commitment to equity and cultural diversity.
Source: This is an extract from the company's own website.
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