Expression of Interest – Cultural Workshop Facilitators

 

Are you passionate about sharing culture, knowledge and stories in a respectful, engaging and authentic way?

Songlines Art, Culture, Education is seeking Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural workshop facilitators to join our growing network across Australia.As demand for our workshops continues to grow, we’re looking to connect with experienced facilitators who are committed to delivering high-quality cultural learning experiences in schools, early learning services, community organisations and workplaces.

Whether you are an artist, educator, cultural practitioner, performer, storyteller or community knowledge holder, we’d love to hear from you.

Who We’re Looking For

We’re seeking facilitators who:

  • Identify as Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander. person
  • Have strong cultural knowledge and connections to their community and Country.
  • Are confident presenting to groups of varying ages and backgrounds.
  • Enjoy working with children, educators and community members.
  • Can create engaging, respectful and culturally appropriate learning experiences.
  • Hold (or are willing to obtain) a valid Working With Children Check relevant to their state or territory.
  • Are reliable, professional and committed to providing exceptional experiences.

Previous experience delivering workshops, education programs or community engagement activities is highly regarded but not essential.

 

Why Join Us?

When you join our facilitator network you’ll benefit from:

  • Flexible subcontracting opportunities.
  • Workshops matched to your location and availability.
  • Competitive facilitator rates.
  • Administrative support including bookings, invoicing and customer communication taken care of.
  • Professionally developed workshop resources where appropriate.
  • Opportunities to collaborate with a growing national First Nations education business.
  • The chance to make a genuine impact by helping children, educators and communities connect with culture.

You choose the opportunities that suit your schedule.

 

Our Commitment to Cultural Integrity

We recognise that culture is diverse and deeply connected to community, Country and lived experience.

We respect that facilitators share knowledge from their own cultural perspectives and acknowledge that cultural practices differ across Nations.

Our workshops are developed and delivered with authenticity, respect and collaboration at their core.

Have some questions? 

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We acknowledge and pay our respects to the people of the Bundjalung Nation, the Traditional Custodians of the beautiful land and waterways on which we live and work.

Always was. Always will be Aboriginal land.