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Lead and develop Area Managers across a region, ensuring operational excellence, high-quality childcare standards, team performance, and business growth. The role involves identifying regional opportunities, building stakeholder relationships, supporting organisational expansion and change, interpreting performance data, and maintaining strong safeguarding and service standards. The successful candidate will combine commercial awareness, strategic thinking, hands-on leadership, and excellent communication skills.

Supports OSHC services across NSW with quality, compliance, safeguarding and child safety requirements. Conducts audits and site visits, develops improvement and corrective action plans, coaches service leaders, supports regulatory inspections, monitors legislative changes, manages incidents, maintains policies and advises on risk. Partners with Learning and Development on training and drives continuous improvement against National Quality Standards in a hybrid fixed-term role.

Provides strategic and operational People and Capability advice to NSW and ACT leaders. Responsibilities include employee relations, performance management, investigations, workplace compliance, employment legislation guidance, workforce planning, organisational change, engagement and retention initiatives, people data analysis, leadership coaching, and participation in national HR projects and policy development.

Lead regional oversight of a multi-site Outside School Hours Care portfolio, managing Regional Managers to drive operational, financial and commercial performance. Build strategic school and stakeholder partnerships, ensure regulatory compliance and child safety, deliver growth and operational improvements using data-driven insights and capability development.

As an Educator, you will facilitate engaging activities for children aged 5-12, build relationships, and collaborate with a team to create a safe 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.

As an Assistant Programme Manager, you'll support the Programme Manager in running activities for children, supervising groups, planning sessions, and maintaining a fun environment.