ANZUK Education is proud to be partnering with Courage to Care (NSW), a purpose-driven, volunteer-led not-for-profit organisation, in their search for a passionate and experienced Education Manager. This is a rare opportunity to lead the design and delivery of impactful programs that educate and inspire action against discrimination, bullying and prejudice.

About the Role
Education is at the heart of this organisation’s mission – encouraging individuals to become Upstanders and make a positive difference in the world around them. As Education Manager, you will oversee a range of engaging programs delivered in schools, workplaces and community settings, with a strong focus on storytelling, empathy and inclusion.
This role requires a balance of educational expertise and strategic thinking. You’ll not only oversee program development and volunteer facilitation but also play a key role in identifying growth opportunities and expanding Courage to Care’s impact across NSW.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the development and delivery of engaging and relevant educational programs
• Design lesson plans and digital resources that reflect best practice in education
• Recruit, train and support volunteer facilitators
• Evaluate and improve program content and delivery using participant feedback and behavioural insights
• Build relationships with schools, workplaces and community organisations
• Contribute to program strategy, reporting, budgeting and planning
• Explore opportunities to grow programs across schools and workplaces

About You

You’re an educator at heart – with a flair for innovation and a deep understanding of how education can spark change. You have experience designing and delivering learning programs, enjoy working collaboratively, are confident managing people and projects; and have a strategic mindset when it comes to identifying growth opportunities.

You’ll bring:

• Proven experience designing, delivering and evaluating educational programs
• A background in teaching, learning design or training (desirable)
• Strong facilitation and communication skills
• Understanding of NGO environment and related volunteer matters
• Adept in technology and its use in program delivery
• The ability to think strategically while managing day-to-day program logistics
• A commitment to social justice, inclusion and positive action

What’s on Offer

• A meaningful leadership role in an organisation with a powerful mission
• Work alongside a passionate team of staff and volunteers
• Flexible working options
• Scope to shape and expand programs across schools and professional settings

Apply now to take the next step in your career and help lead a movement that inspires empathy, courage and change.

For a confidential conversation or to request an information pack, please contact Sam Swain [email protected] or 02 8029 6960

Full working rights and a current working with children check is essential