Jobs at Junior Adventures Group

Lead a before- and after-school program for children aged 5-12, manage and mentor a team of educators, design and deliver child-centered activities (STEM, sports, arts, cooking), handle rostering, operations, compliance and admin tasks, and ensure child safety and regulatory requirements are met.

Lead a team of educators to run before- and after-school programs for children aged 5-12. Plan and deliver child-centered activities, manage rostering, operations, compliance, and administration, mentor staff, and liaise with families and the school community.

Join a mobile team supporting before- and after-school OSHC services in Williamstown. Provide safe, engaging care for primary-school children, support behaviour management, deliver activities, and cover shifts flexibly. Ideal for students and casual educators; full training provided and pathways to coordinator roles.

Work as an after-school OSHC Educator at the Carlton service (3:00–5:30pm weekdays). Build relationships with children, families and the school community, support holiday programs, deliver play-based activities, and develop behaviour management and leadership skills. Training provided; occasional support at nearby services may be required.

Own and optimise websites across multiple brands, manage CMS content, and drive conversion through UX/CRO and SEO. Collaborate with agencies and internal teams, maintain content databases, run tests, and use GA4 analytics to convert insights into improvements that boost enrolments and bookings.

Assist in managing an Outside School Hours Care service, developing child-centered programs, and leading a team of Educators for primary-age children.

Support the Programme Manager running before- and after-school programmes; lead sessions as 2IC, supervise and engage groups of children, plan and deliver activities, manage challenging behaviour, guide assistants, liaise with parents and school staff, and assist with set-up and pack-down.

Support the Programme Manager to run before- and after-school programmes, supervise and engage children, lead sessions as 2IC, assist planning activities, manage behaviour, support staff, liaise with parents/school staff, and help with set-up and pack-down.

Lead and manage an on-site before/after-school programme: supervise staff, run daily activities, engage with children and families, ensure compliance (Garda vetting), maintain records and use basic office software. Requires energy, childcare qualification, and a work permit.

Supervise and engage school-aged children in before/after/holiday club settings. Assist with homework, lead planned indoor/outdoor activities, games and crafts, and maintain a safe, inclusive environment.

Provide before- and after-school care for primary-school children, build relationships with families and school community, support holiday programs, follow child-safety protocols, and participate in team activities and training.

Own and improve the company's system architecture (Azure, Microsoft 365, Intune). Act as senior escalation for outages and incidents, lead upgrades and deployments, monitor and secure systems, support hardware rollouts and asset management, document standards, and mentor the IT support team.

As Assistant Programme Manager, you'll oversee daily operations of children's programmes, lead activities, support staff, and communicate with parents, while maintaining a fun environment for kids.

The Programme Assistant will supervise school-aged children during activities, assist with homework, engage in structured activities, and ensure a safe environment.

As an OSHC Educator, you'll create engaging experiences for primary school children during morning and afternoon shifts, focusing on play-based learning.

The role involves creating a safe and engaging environment for children, supervising activities, and supporting their wellbeing, while also engaging with parents and managing day-to-day operations in childcare programs.

As an OSHC Educator, you will create engaging experiences for primary school children in a safe and nurturing environment.

As an Assistant Programme Manager, you will run daily programmes for children, supervise activities, manage communication with parents and schools, and support your team, ensuring a fun and safe environment.

The Programme Assistant will supervise children, maintain a safe environment, assist in activities, and communicate effectively with the Programme Manager.

The Programme Assistant supervises and engages children in activities, assists with homework, and ensures a safe environment while promoting child development.