Trainer & Assessor – Casual | Multiple Disciplines
Locations: Inverell | Gunnedah | Moree | Narrabri (NSW Northern Inland)

Share your skills. Change lives. Strengthen your community.

Community College Northern Inland (CCNI) is a leading not-for-profit Registered Training Organisation (RTO 90027) dedicated to creating opportunities for learners in regional and remote NSW. We've been empowering our communities for over 40 years and continue to grow innovative training pathways that lead to employment, further study and stronger local industries.

We're expanding our team of local Trainers & Assessors to deliver face-to-face, accredited training in one or more of the following areas:

First Aid

Hospitality (Food Handling, Food Safety Supervisor, RSA)

High Risk & Safety (White Card, Working at Heights, Confined Spaces, Forklift)

Community Services, Aged Care & Disability Support

Business & Information Technology

Foundation Skills, Adult Literacy & Numeracy

Trades / Technical Skills

Why you'll love working with CCNI

Impact lives locally - help learners gain skills, confidence and employment opportunities.

Flexible & casual - work when training demand matches your expertise.

Supportive culture - join a welcoming, innovative RTO with strong community ties.

Professional growth - access ongoing development and opportunities to broaden your training portfolio.

What you'll do

Deliver engaging, compliant and industry-relevant training sessions.

Assess learners and maintain accurate records to meet Standards for RTOs 2025.

Mentor and support diverse learners, including youth, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, culturally diverse backgrounds, and those overcoming barriers to work.

Contribute to continuous improvement of training and assessment tools.

What you'll bring

Essential qualifications:

TAE40122 Certificate IV in Training & Assessment (or equivalent meeting Standards for RTOs 2025 — e.g. TAE40116 or TAE40110, or a diploma or higher-level qualification in adult education or vocational education and training).

Relevant industry qualifications/experience in one or more of the above subject areas.

Current Working with Children Check (WWCC) & National Police Check.

Driver Licence and willingness to travel within the region.

Passion for empowering learners and sharing knowledge.

Australian work rights are required for this position.

Join us and make a real difference across Northern NSW.

How to apply:
Email your cover letter and current CV including details of qualifications and industry experience to [email protected].
Applications without these documents cannot be considered.

Help shape futures — one learner, one skill, one community at a time.