September 23, 2024

Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education

Darwin

FULL TIME

Academic Success Officer

Salary $97,909 - $116,267
6 weeks of annual leave
Access to salary packaging of $15,899 and a meal card benefit of $2650

Position Classification
Academic ACB ($97,909 - $116,267)

Location
Alice Springs, Batchelor/Darwin

Reporting to
Academic Program Leader, Graduate School

Licenses
Applicants must have an Ochre Card and a current Police Check and/or the ability to obtain these prior to commencement.

Required Qualifications
Higher Education Degree (MA or Ph D) or Industry Equivalence (Learning Technologist, Curriculum expert, Online Learning Developer, Research or Evaluation practitioner, Integrated learning for equity and access)

How to apply
Submit application to recruitment@batchelor.edu.au

All applications must include a completed application lodgment form
Each selection criteria must be individually addressed
Current CV/resume to be included

This is an Identified position and only First Nations applicants will be considered.

Tenure
Full Time Fixed Term (12 months)

Applications close
13th of October 2024

Purpose of the Position
The Academic Success Officer is an integral part of the Batchelor Institute’s Graduate School Higher Degree by Research team, contributing to the progression and success of Candidates enrolled in Batchelor Institute’s national First Nations Higher Degrees by Research (HRD) program. This position is key to maintaining our reputation for graduating leaders through an Indigenous Higher Education research pathway. This role would suit someone with a passion for supporting the progress of research Candidates who are developing their academic practice and research knowledge in a Higher Degree program that is underpinned by Indigenous Knowledge.

The role is responsible for high level academic and practical support towards the success of current Higher Degree Research candidates. This role requires a self-motivated and creative professional who can inspire excellence in research training and practice and communicate effectively with a diverse group of First Nations Masters and Ph D candidates.

Duties

Contribute academic support to ensure Higher Degree Research program standards are met and adhered to and Graduate School Candidate progress to successful completion of their award
Undertake academic and practical support for (but not limited to) cultural activities, online program activity, and intensive peer learning opportunities
Provide wrap around support and participate where appropriate in Candidate supervision panels and in the progression of Candidate Milestones
Apply a working knowledge and experience of Higher Degree Research Educational programs and training opportunities with a best fit for First Nations Candidates success
Identify and improve, refresh or develop resources to support Candidate research outcomes through research training
Facilitate research candidate inclusion in wider research activity across the Higher Education and Research Division, at Batchelor Institute
Other duties as directed by Graduate School Academic Program Leader

Selection Criteria

Academic and or industry track record which demonstrates experience relevant to contributing to First Nations success in an academic higher education program

Capacity to foster and contribute to culturally safe inclusive and accessible working environment for all candidates, staff and stakeholders

Demonstrated ability to contribute effectively to a culturally diverse team within the social, political, and cultural environments of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander families, communities, countries and organisations.

Ability to build strong relationships with both internal and external stakeholders and to maintain a high level of administrative skill, motivation, and professionalism

Highly effective interpersonal skills including proficient written, organisational and oral communication which can be adapted to meet the needs of Higher Degree Candidates