This role is Identified.
Under section 25 of the Anti-Discrimination Act 1991 (Qld), it requires the incumbent to be an Aboriginal and / or Torres Strait Islander person.
Proof of heritage may be requested to ensure this requirement is met.
This verification process helps maintain the integrity and intention of the role, ensuring it is filled by someone who genuinely meets these criteria.
About us
The Parliamentary Education and Liaison team is part of the Chamber and Education Services area in the Assembly and Committee Services Division and performs a range of services. The Education and Liaison team is a small but mighty unit of four full-time equivalent staff and several temporary part-time and casual parliamentary attendant staff.
Your primary duties as First Peoples Liaison Officer will be to
You are a team player who can collaborate effectively with your colleagues to achieve shared goals, as well as an independent worker who can take charge of your own tasks and deliver high-quality results.
You are also a flexible and adaptable professional who can respond to changing needs and priorities, and a confident speaker who can communicate clearly and persuasively with various stakeholder.
You will be delivering the Eric Deeral Indigenous Youth Parliament and Junior Indigenous Youth Parliament programs.
Your role will involve travel across the State, sometimes by driving. A valid Class C driving licence is essential for this role.
Key duties and responsibilities of the position are further detailed in the information package attached.
Applications should be submitted via the SmartJobs website and include :
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