Lecturer – Primary Industries & Conservation

About the role

The Institute seeks a Lecturer to develop and deliver Vocational Education and Training (VET) programs focused on primary industries and conservation. The role operates within a culturally responsive tertiary environment, supporting Indigenous learners and industry partners.

Key responsibilities

• Design, develop and continuously improve VET curricula in primary industries and ecosystem management.
• Deliver high‑quality teaching and assessment for on‑site students.
• Collaborate with industry stakeholders to ensure program relevance and alignment with workforce needs.
• Integrate cultural responsiveness and Indigenous perspectives into all learning activities.
• Contribute to academic governance, quality assurance and research activities as required.

Required profile

• Academic Level B qualification or equivalent in a relevant discipline.
• Demonstrated experience in primary industries, conservation or ecosystem management.
• Proven ability to teach and assess VET students in a tertiary setting.
• Commitment to culturally responsive education and Indigenous engagement.

Required skills

What we offer

• Remuneration package ranging from $124,348 to $147,323 per annum (salary component $107,284 – $127,399).