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EY

Facilitator – Community Impact

EY

. Deliver disability inclusion workshops to school-aged students in Years 1–7 .

Posted 10/22/2026part-timeMelbourne • AustraliaMid-LevelSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates the ability to deliver engaging disability inclusion workshops to school-aged students while building and maintaining relationships with educational institutions. Possesses lived experience of disability or neurodivergence, enhancing the authenticity and impact of presentations.

Highest-signal resume keywords
Disability Inclusion WorkshopsExperience Presenting To School-Aged GroupsWorking With Children Check EligibilityRelationship Building With SchoolsSelf-Motivated Attitude

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Soft Skills
Ability To Engage And Inspire AudiencesFlexibility To Adapt To ChangesAdministration Skills
Industry Keywords
Social InclusionNeurodivergenceKPI AchievementTeacher Feedback CollectionBrand Ambassador

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Deliver disability inclusion workshops to school-aged students in Years 1–7
  • Deliver workshops in person and virtually across Melbourne CBD and surrounding areas
  • Travel typically less than or no greater than 60 km from the CBD or within 1.5 hours’ drive
  • Act as a brand ambassador for EY
  • Build and maintain relationships with schools to ensure continued partnerships
  • Collect valuable teacher feedback
  • Achieve KPIs related to workshop quality and evaluation feedback
  • Work casually two to three days per week, primarily during school hours and term time

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Lived experience of living with a disability or neurodivergence
  • Ability to share personal experiences to promote social inclusion
  • Experience in presenting or educating, preferably to school-aged groups
  • Ability to engage and inspire audiences through various mediums
  • Eligibility to obtain a valid Working with Children Check
  • Capacity to learn and retain presentation content
  • Ability to travel interstate occasionally is strongly desired
  • Own mode of transport would be beneficial
  • Flexibility to adapt to and embrace unexpected changes
  • Administration skills with the ability to follow processes
  • Purpose- and values-driven attitude
  • Self-motivated attitude with the ability to work independently and remotely

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Career development and future-focused skills
  • Flexible work arrangements
  • Yearly wellness incentive
  • Access to up to 8 additional weeks of flex leave per year
  • Family-friendly policies
  • Up to 26 weeks of gender-neutral paid parental leave
  • Diverse and inclusive culture
  • Potential flexible reduced-hours arrangements