ANZSOG is a leading provider of executive-level education for the public sector. We have a deep and genuine care for good public administration, reflecting the aspirations of and our close relationship to our government owners.
At ANZSOG, you will work with talented and dedicated colleagues in our headquarters in Melbourne and in offices in Canberra, Brisbane, Sydney and Wellington. You will:
Reporting to the Deputy Dean (Teaching and Learning), the Advisor on Indigenous Engagement will enrich the work of the School, with a specific focus on ANZSOG programs and partnerships that relate to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and communities in Australia and Māori in Aotearoa-New Zealand. In supporting the Dean and CEO, Deputy Dean (Teaching and Learning), Associate Dean (University Relations) and the Director of Government Relations, the Adviser on Indigenous Engagement will provide high quality advice and analysis.
The Advisor on Indigenous Engagement will work with ANZSOG for an initial period of 12 months (with possibility for renewal by mutual agreement) to engage and consult with stakeholders across jurisdictions, in particular, supporting and developing networks and connections with Indigenous Affairs agencies, Public Service Commissions or equivalent agencies and Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and Māori public sector leaders across Australian and New Zealand communities. This role will include leadership across the organisation, stakeholder government and faculty engagement, input to strategic planning, and special projects.
Only Indigenous applicants (Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander people and/or Māori) are eligible to apply as this position is exempt under the Special Measure Provision, Section 12 (1) of the Equal Opportunity Act 2011 (Vic).
Please send a cover letter responding to the key selection criteria and a CV to Liz Anderson (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) by 24 August 2018.
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Our employees have developed a statement that guides our values and behaviour. This reflects how we see ourselves within our organisation and how we empower ourselves and others to embody our values.
We set and pursue high standards and strive to exceed expectations.We support our people with the resources, training and information they need to be successful in their roles.We recognise mistakes happen and we treat them as opportunities to learn and improve.
We treat others and expect to be treated with professionalism, courtesy and kindness.We provide constructive feedback directly to the people involved wherever possible.We recognise and value the capabilities and contributions of others.We build others up, not put them down.
We behave in a way that is deserving of others’ trust.We assume the best of others.We communicate our intentions clearly and honestly.We strive to address issues directly, promptly and with humility.
We actively share information and ideas, and seek to be as inclusive as possible.We seek opportunities to use our skills and capabilities in working together and with others.We seek to draw on the diversity of people, skills and voices from across the organisation to enhance results.
We create a safe environment where offering ideas is valued and concerns are heard.We apply our policies and practices consistently, fairly and transparently.
We behave ethically and honestly in all of our activities.We take responsibility for our performance and behaviour.We maintain appropriate confidentiality and act with discretion.We have the courage to uphold what is right.
