Supporting MSQ's Industry Engagement Manager in the delivery of our school engagement strategy and critical projects, this role is instrumental in coordinating and delivering engaging activities that connects students with manufacturing industry opportunities.

What you will do

Support the implementation of MSQ’s school engagement strategy, including coordinating and scheduling school engagement activities across Queensland; and tracking participation travel, and expenses.

Support the coordination and facilitation of bus tours with students and teachers to industry sites, and industry to schools.

Represent MSQ at school and industry events with regular travel to schools and industry sites throughout Queensland. Some out-of-hours work may be required to attend school events.

Support the facilitation of classroom-based activities, including virtual reality experiences and other interactive learning focused on manufacturing and manufacturing careers.

Contribute to the development of engagement resources and materials.

Develop and maintain positive relationships with schools, teachers, and professional industry partners.

Maintain accurate records of all engagement activities in CRM Dynamics, and assist with evaluation and reporting of school engagement programs.

Support other projects related to school engagement as required.

Who we are looking for

As a small, but growing organisation, a proactive, hands-on approach to get things done are essential, and you will bring these key competencies:

Excellent interpersonal and verbal communication skills including confident public speaking and presentation skills with enthusiasm for promoting manufacturing careers to young people; and a strong ability to engage with diverse stakeholders.

Proactive and highly organised with the ability to work autonomously, problem-solve, multitask, prioritise, and work effectively in a small team environment.

Excellent attention to detail to ensure quality of written communication, and delivery of high standards of work in line with best practice.

Essential experience and skills

Experience in education, youth engagement, or manufacturing industry.

Demonstrated experience in event coordination and facilitation.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office suite and CRM Dynamics.

Current Blue Card (Working with Children Check) or ability to obtain one.

Current driver’s license with ability to travel throughout Queensland, including some out of hours work.

Knowledge of Queensland’s education system and curriculum, and/or an understanding of the manufacturing industry and career pathways is highly advantageous.

Experience in project management, and qualifications in education, business, or related field are also highly advantageous.

What we do

Manufacturing Skills Queensland (MSQ) is an independent, not-for-profit industry body established by the Queensland Government. Our primary mandate is to strengthen and grow Queensland's manufacturing sector, creating secure local jobs, and preparing Queenslanders for work in the sector. We identify the key skills required in the manufacturing industry and work in partnership with industry stakeholders, workers, unions, and businesses to deliver quality training programs and key skills required for successful careers in the sector.

Benefits of working for us

Working for MSQ means you will be working for an employer who offers:

flexible working arrangements

12.75% superannuation

central Brisbane office/Spring Hill location close to public transport

How to apply

To apply for this role, submit the following:

A cover letter briefly describing how you are suitable for the role.

Your current resume succinctly detailing your previous, relevant work experience.

If shortlisted, you will be required to provide contact details of two referees who have recent, direct experience working with you.

Contact Jen via [email protected] for a copy of the position description, or for more information about this great opportunity.