Job Description
You will assist in developing targeted educational materials for First Nations communities in Queensland, promoting human rights awareness and providing specialist advice to stakeholders.
About Us
The Queensland Human Rights Commission is an independent statutory authority responsible for promoting and protecting human rights. Our key services include:
An expert dispute resolution service for discrimination and human rights complaints
A statewide enquiry service to help build understanding of rights and responsibilities
Education and training for businesses, organisations, government, and the community
We strive to prevent discrimination, vilification, and ****** harassment through policy development, public education, and research.
Your Role
As a member of our team, you will contribute to building a culture of human rights in Queensland. Your key responsibilities include:
Supporting engagement with First Nations communities
Developing and delivering targeted human rights educational materials
Providing specialist advice to internal and external stakeholders
This role requires occasional travel and work outside of office hours. A current driver's licence is mandatory.
Mandatory Requirements
You must be able to provide a copy of your driver's licence prior to engagement.
How to Apply
Appointments are based on suitability for the role. Please submit a current résumé and a brief response addressing key responsibilities and diversity of lived experience.
Please apply through the Smart Jobs and Careers website or contact the Queensland Shared Services Customer Support Team if you have difficulties.
About Us
The Queensland Human Rights Commission is an independent statutory authority responsible for promoting and protecting human rights. Our key services include:
An expert dispute resolution service for discrimination and human rights complaints
A statewide enquiry service to help build understanding of rights and responsibilities
Education and training for businesses, organisations, government, and the community
We strive to prevent discrimination, vilification, and ****** harassment through policy development, public education, and research.
Your Role
As a member of our team, you will contribute to building a culture of human rights in Queensland. Your key responsibilities include:
Supporting engagement with First Nations communities
Developing and delivering targeted human rights educational materials
Providing specialist advice to internal and external stakeholders
This role requires occasional travel and work outside of office hours. A current driver's licence is mandatory.
Mandatory Requirements
You must be able to provide a copy of your driver's licence prior to engagement.
How to Apply
Appointments are based on suitability for the role. Please submit a current résumé and a brief response addressing key responsibilities and diversity of lived experience.
Please apply through the Smart Jobs and Careers website or contact the Queensland Shared Services Customer Support Team if you have difficulties.
💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The First Nations Community Engagement Officer position is now open for candidates interested in the Government Job Alert sector. This role in Cairns offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Government Job Alert is a plus.
