Shooting Stars Program Coordinator – Derby

About Us

Shooting Stars, founded in 2015, is an education engagement program for Aboriginal girls and young women, run by Glass Jar Australia under Netball WA. Operating in 22 schools across Western Australia and South Australia, we reach over 1,200 participants, fostering confidence, cultural identity, and positive connections through various activities and support.

Role Overview: The Program Coordinator will manage and deliver the Shooting Stars program, aiming to boost school engagement and empower female students. Reporting to the Regional Manager, the Coordinator will oversee program activities, staff, and participant relationships.

Key Responsibilities:

• Implement program activities including advocacy, engagement, health sessions, and yarning circles.
• Manage and support Shooting Stars staff.
• Build relationships with participants, school staff, and community stakeholders.
• Promote the program through social media and school newsletters.
• Engage families and other stakeholders in program activities.
• Represent Shooting Stars with professionalism.

Qualifications:

• Experience with at-risk youth in education, sports, or career contexts.
• Commitment to advancing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participation.
• Strong relationships with Aboriginal communities.
• Excellent communication, networking, and IT skills.
• Ability to plan, prioritize, and work independently and as part of a team.
• Flexibility in work hours and travel.
• Current WA “C” class driver’s license, Working with Children Check, and Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check.

How to Apply

• Applicants are asked to apply via the Shooting Stars website.
• Please include a resume and cover letter, any questions related to your application please contact hr@netballwa.com.au

• We reserve the right to interview and fill this position prior to the closing date should the suitable applicant be identified
• Who do I contact if I have an enquiry? Please email us at hr@netballwa.com.au

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.