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Residential Youth Worker (Australia)

Bunbury, Western Australia 1+ months ago

Job Description

Residential Youth Worker (Australia) Safe Places for Children UK have an exciting and unique opportunity for enthusiastic and dedicated staff members to join and relocate to Safe Places for Children in Australia. This opportunity has been created due to the partnership between both organisations. Any successful applicant will be able to complete some training within either the UK or in the ROI. Safe Places will help with relocation, VISA requirements and will support the successful applicant to obtain the relevant police checks prior to commencing or traveling for employment to Australia Position Title : Residential Youth Worker (Australia) Annual Salary : Starting at $69,192 (GBP approx. 34,500) up to $88,824 (GBP approx. 44,500) for youth worker stream employees. (Based on experience, qualifications and demonstrated ability within the role). Employment Type : Full Time Position Reports To : Case Manager Current Priority Locations : Bunbury (Western Australia) and Toowoomba (Queensland) Benefits of being employed by our Charity: Support to apply for a VISA for working in Australia (various types of VISA’s) Travel arrangements organised for successful applicants Relocation support, this includes access to shared accommodation for 4 weeks and access to a shared car for 4 weeks, Career pathways towards Senior Positions. Paid induction training - some of which will be completed in the UK or ROI Internal Reflective Supervision, ongoing coaching, professional development plans, additional support requests and a team ethos. Access to 24 hour on-call support, 7 days a week with a trained TCI Post Crisis Response staff member.? Great benefits such as salary sacrifice (reduces taxable income while increasing your take home pay), 17.5% leave loading (you get paid extra to take annual leave) 6 weeks per year of annual leave, free access to an employee assistance program, 10% Superannuation (similar to a pension fund but paid by the employer) and other great benefits. Required Weekly Hours: Average 38 shift hours and 2 sleepovers per week (averaged over 6 weeks). Overtime is managed by an Hours Bank system which can be paid out or taken as time back. Shift Patterns: A regular shift is 24 hours long. It consists of 16 hours awake working time and 8 hours paid sleepover period (Included in Salary). Shift Patterns: Three Shifts (One Week) and Two Shifts (Second Week). Opportunity to work additional shifts and seek pay out of additional hours. Position Requirements A minimum 2 years’ full time experience working with young people that have displayed challenging behaviours such as verbaland physical aggression preferably in a residential setting and within the last 5 years. Degree level in Social Work, Youth Work or a degree in a relevant subject is desirable, however minimum qualification would be a Level 3 Diploma (in a relevant subject) Ability to do shift work (approx. 5 shifts a fortnight for full time staff), and sleeping sleepovers (All shifts have a sleepover component) Must have a full clean UK or Republic of Ireland Driver’s License for 12 months Able to obtain the necessary International Police Checks an associated Area Police Check and meet statutory check requirements in Australia. Able to obtain the required VISA requirements for entry into Australia and to have the right to work for Safe Places for Children in Australia. Certain criteria must be met in regard to the VISA requirements,