40 years supporting vulnerable youth and their families in Sydney’s west.

Part-time hours, during school term, South West Sydney

Working alongside children supporting their social and emotional needs

Bridging the Gap has been supporting children, youth and families in Sydney’s west for 40 years. This includes working in public schools providing tailored support for primary and high school aged children, helping them become all they can be through individual support and small group programs.

We are seeking a Student Wellbeing Support Officer to work 3 days a week, during term time, across 2 schools in the South West Sydney area.

About you

Qualification – A Certificate IV in Youth Work or a Diploma in Ministry, Chaplaincy, Youth or Welfare, with a degree in education, social work, counselling or psychology highly regarded.

Minimum 2 years’ experience working with children and/or young people

Must have experience working in a school environment (experience facilitating small groups/program delivery a bonus)

Demonstrated ability to connect with young people, build relationships and resolve conflict

Understanding of issues affecting CALD & Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island children and young people.

Strong communicator with a passion for helping children discover their strengths and value.

Strong organisational and computer skills.

Own transport.

The successful candidate will be required to hold current:

Working with Children Check (WWCC) for employees.

National Criminal History (Police) Record check.

The benefits of working for us:

Supportive organisation.

Paid per the SCHADS Award level 3.1, commensurate with qualifications and experience. Salary packaging available to increase your take home pay.

Refer to our website btg.org.au for further information.

Your application must include a resume, and a cover letter describing how you meet the requirements of the role.

Closing date for submission is 5pm on 21 August 2025.