• Join a team of exceptional, mission-lead professionals
• Providing essential services to WA families
• Make your mark in an organisation with a clear purpose

Ronald McDonald House Charities Western Australia is a unique and special place of joy, laughter, learning and community brought together by the bravest of children.

For over 30 years, Ronald McDonald House Charities has helped Western Australian families with sick kids stay together, and close to the medical care they need.

We are a global charity which provides programs and services for children and their families that positively impact their health and wellbeing within WA maternity, child and adolescent health systems.

The Role

One of the services facilitated by Ronald McDonald House Charities Australia, the Ronald McDonald Learning Program provides one-to-one tuition to children living with serious chronic illnesses.

Students accessing the program are returning/have returned to school, and need some additional support to help catch up on missed learning. 40 hours of one-on-one tutoring is provided to not only help them catch up academically, but to help rebuild their confidence and improve general wellbeing.

Although we are not able to guarantee when we will have a student for you, we strive to have a register of tutors across all areas of WA (metro and regional), so when a referral does come through for a student in a particular area, we have a tutor nearby ready to help! Our program caters for children from K-12, so tutors specialising from ECE to ATAR level are welcome to apply.

The majority of our tutors use the program as a supplement to part time, relief or full time teaching. Tutors are required to have a current WWCC, TRBWA registration (or are a pre-service teacher), and an ABN. Tutors are also required to submit a National Criminal History Check.

Tutors with a TRBWA number are contracted and paid $60 per hour, while pre-service teachers are paid $45 per hour for their sessions with students. Lessons can be undertaken on-site at school, outside of school hours at a local public library, or online using our RMLP Zoom Education platform.

How to Apply

Please feel free to submit your interest in this role by clicking the Apply button and a member of the Education team will get in contact with you.

Cultural fit is just as important as candidate aptitude and we are proud of our workplace culture here at RMH WA. We are looking for someone who aligns with our core values:

COMPASSION - INTEGRITY - RESPECT - COMMITMENT

Safety

We are committed to keeping children and young people safe in our spaces and do not tolerate any kind of abuse. We implement prevention strategies to reduce the risk of abuse and actively seek to listen, empower, and protect children. Our team, including employees and volunteers, must meet high standards to ensure they prevent and report abuse. All roles are subject to compliance and reference checks and are subject to relevant state/territory legislation.

RMH WA embraces diversity and inclusion and invites applications from women, men and intersex individuals from any cultural background who share the organisation's values and ethics and have an informed respect for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We are committed to making reasonable adjustments to provide a positive, barrier-free recruitment process and supportive workplace. Therefore, if you have any support or access requirements, we encourage you to advise us at time of application. We will then work with you to identify the best way to assist you through the recruitment process.

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