The Australian Youth Climate Coalition
Brisbane Schools Team Coordinator
A group of passionate young people with good inter-personal and organizing skills, working together to build local climate action and promote the upcoming Power Shift Conference in schools around Brisbane.
LOCATION: Brisbane, Queensland
RESPONSIBLE TO: Sean Kelly (Queensland State Coordinator)
TIME COMMITMENT: Approximately 12 hours per week (varies)
MUST be available for training on Saturday 20 August 2011.
SALARY: This is a volunteer role. Reimbursement is available for associated expenses.
ABOUT THE AYCC
Established in early 2007, The Australian Youth Climate Coalition (www.aycc.org.au) unites over 60,000 young Australians and all major Australian youth organisations to build a generation wide movement to solve climate change. We educate, empower, inspire and mobilise young Australians to solve climate change, through short-term political impact and long-term cultural change.
ABOUT POWER SHIFT
In 2009, the AYCC ran the largest ever youth conference in Australia, the 2009 Sydney Power Shift for 1500 young people. This incredible event kick started a national movement of young people. In 2010, the AYCC took the Power Shift concept on the road, with regional Power Shifts held in Canberra, Adelaide and Geelong for over 500 young people. In 2011 Power Shift returns, this time in Brisbane and Perth, for two inspirational, empowering conferences. Each Power Shift conference will be a three-day event, with high profile keynote addresses from Australia’s foremost climate change campaigners, interactive workshops and skills training, media stunts, social events and grassroots movement building!
POSITION SUMMARY
AYCC Queensland are looking for a self-motivated person to coordinate the Brisbane Schools Team. In the lead up to the Brisbane Power Shift in October the role will involve organising and delivering presentations to school groups, with the assistance of the Schools Team. The successful applicant will also play a crucial role in developing the strategy for transitioning the team to support the creation and development of new AYCC school groups in the post Power Shift period.
YOU WILL SUIT THE TEAM IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN -
● Taking a role within the climate movement in Australia;
● Engaging and empowering other young people to take action to solve the climate crisis;
● Working in a team of passionate, fun, and motivated young people.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities will include:
● Managing the contact details of schools and teachers in the Brisbane area
● Booking talks at as many schools as possible to promote the upcoming Power Shift Conference
● Organising speaker for each school talk well in advance, briefing and debriefing them.
● Following up schools to encourage them to send a student group to Power Shift 2011
● Supporting existing school groups and strengthening relationships with them
● Contacting school environment groups, supporting them, encouraging them to attend Power Shift
● Working with the State Coordinator to develop a post Power Shift strategy for the Schools Team
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
The Brisbane Schools Team Coordinator would ideally be able to demonstrate all of the following skills and personal characteristics:
● Excellent communication skills
● Demonstrated organizational skills
● Ability to engage and inspire others
● Experience working with young people
● Punctual and reliable
● Experience working with and leading a team
● Experience volunteering or working for a not-for-profit
If you have some, but not all, of the skills and characteristics listed above, but you are willing to learn and
are passionate about working with young people and climate change - please apply. We know that the
best people sometimes have no formal experience but are quick learners.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Please email a short resume (2 pages max) to Deanna Howland, National Recruitment Manager, at deanna.howland@youthclimatecoalition.org
Please address the essential skills and characteristics from above in your cover letter.
Applications are due Friday 12 August at 5pm. Interviews will be held the following week.
To discuss the position please contact Deanna Howland on 0427 0429 32.
The Australian Youth Climate Coalition
Brisbane Schools Team Coordinator
A group of passionate young people with good inter-personal and organizing skills, working together to build local climate action and promote the upcoming Power Shift Conference in schools around Brisbane.
LOCATION: Brisbane, Queensland
RESPONSIBLE TO: Sean Kelly (Queensland State Coordinator)
TIME COMMITMENT: Approximately 12 hours per week (varies)
MUST be available for training on Saturday 20 August 2011.
SALARY: This is a volunteer role. Reimbursement is available for associated expenses.
ABOUT THE AYCC
Established in early 2007, The Australian Youth Climate Coalition (www.aycc.org.au) unites over 60,000 young Australians and all major Australian youth organisations to build a generation wide movement to solve climate change. We educate, empower, inspire and mobilise young Australians to solve climate change, through short-term political impact and long-term cultural change.
ABOUT POWER SHIFT
In 2009, the AYCC ran the largest ever youth conference in Australia, the 2009 Sydney Power Shift for 1500 young people. This incredible event kick started a national movement of young people. In 2010, the AYCC took the Power Shift concept on the road, with regional Power Shifts held in Canberra, Adelaide and Geelong for over 500 young people. In 2011 Power Shift returns, this time in Brisbane and Perth, for two inspirational, empowering conferences. Each Power Shift conference will be a three-day event, with high profile keynote addresses from Australia’s foremost climate change campaigners, interactive workshops and skills training, media stunts, social events and grassroots movement building!
POSITION SUMMARY
AYCC Queensland are looking for a self-motivated person to coordinate the Brisbane Schools Team. In the lead up to the Brisbane Power Shift in October the role will involve organising and delivering presentations to school groups, with the assistance of the Schools Team. The successful applicant will also play a crucial role in developing the strategy for transitioning the team to support the creation and development of new AYCC school groups in the post Power Shift period.
YOU WILL SUIT THE TEAM IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN -
● Taking a role within the climate movement in Australia;
● Engaging and empowering other young people to take action to solve the climate crisis;
● Working in a team of passionate, fun, and motivated young people.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities will include:
● Managing the contact details of schools and teachers in the Brisbane area
● Booking talks at as many schools as possible to promote the upcoming Power Shift Conference
● Organising speaker for each school talk well in advance, briefing and debriefing them.
● Following up schools to encourage them to send a student group to Power Shift 2011
● Supporting existing school groups and strengthening relationships with them
● Contacting school environment groups, supporting them, encouraging them to attend Power Shift
● Working with the State Coordinator to develop a post Power Shift strategy for the Schools Team
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
The Brisbane Schools Team Coordinator would ideally be able to demonstrate all of the following skills and personal characteristics:
● Excellent communication skills
● Demonstrated organizational skills
● Ability to engage and inspire others
● Experience working with young people
● Punctual and reliable
● Experience working with and leading a team
● Experience volunteering or working for a not-for-profit
If you have some, but not all, of the skills and characteristics listed above, but you are willing to learn and
are passionate about working with young people and climate change - please apply. We know that the
best people sometimes have no formal experience but are quick learners.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Please email a short resume (2 pages max) to Deanna Howland, National Recruitment Manager, at deanna.howland@youthclimatecoalition.org
Please address the essential skills and characteristics from above in your cover letter.
Applications are due Friday 12 August at 5pm. Interviews will be held the following week.
To discuss the position please contact Deanna Howland on 0427 0429 32.
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The Australian Youth Climate Coalition
Brisbane Schools Team Coordinator
A group of passionate young people with good inter-personal and organizing skills, working together to build local climate action and promote the upcoming Power Shift Conference in schools around Brisbane.
LOCATION: Brisbane, Queensland
RESPONSIBLE TO: Sean Kelly (Queensland State Coordinator)
TIME COMMITMENT: Approximately 12 hours per week (varies)
MUST be available for training on Saturday 20 August 2011.
SALARY: This is a volunteer role. Reimbursement is available for associated expenses.
ABOUT THE AYCC
Established in early 2007, The Australian Youth Climate Coalition (www.aycc.org.au) unites over 60,000 young Australians and all major Australian youth organisations to build a generation wide movement to solve climate change. We educate, empower, inspire and mobilise young Australians to solve climate change, through short-term political impact and long-term cultural change.
ABOUT POWER SHIFT
In 2009, the AYCC ran the largest ever youth conference in Australia, the 2009 Sydney Power Shift for 1500 young people. This incredible event kick started a national movement of young people. In 2010, the AYCC took the Power Shift concept on the road, with regional Power Shifts held in Canberra, Adelaide and Geelong for over 500 young people. In 2011 Power Shift returns, this time in Brisbane and Perth, for two inspirational, empowering conferences. Each Power Shift conference will be a three-day event, with high profile keynote addresses from Australia’s foremost climate change campaigners, interactive workshops and skills training, media stunts, social events and grassroots movement building!
POSITION SUMMARY
AYCC Queensland are looking for a self-motivated person to coordinate the Brisbane Schools Team. In the lead up to the Brisbane Power Shift in October the role will involve organising and delivering presentations to school groups, with the assistance of the Schools Team. The successful applicant will also play a crucial role in developing the strategy for transitioning the team to support the creation and development of new AYCC school groups in the post Power Shift period.
YOU WILL SUIT THE TEAM IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN -
● Taking a role within the climate movement in Australia;
● Engaging and empowering other young people to take action to solve the climate crisis;
● Working in a team of passionate, fun, and motivated young people.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities will include:
● Managing the contact details of schools and teachers in the Brisbane area
● Booking talks at as many schools as possible to promote the upcoming Power Shift Conference
● Organising speaker for each school talk well in advance, briefing and debriefing them.
● Following up schools to encourage them to send a student group to Power Shift 2011
● Supporting existing school groups and strengthening relationships with them
● Contacting school environment groups, supporting them, encouraging them to attend Power Shift
● Working with the State Coordinator to develop a post Power Shift strategy for the Schools Team
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
The Brisbane Schools Team Coordinator would ideally be able to demonstrate all of the following skills and personal characteristics:
● Excellent communication skills
● Demonstrated organizational skills
● Ability to engage and inspire others
● Experience working with young people
● Punctual and reliable
● Experience working with and leading a team
● Experience volunteering or working for a not-for-profit
If you have some, but not all, of the skills and characteristics listed above, but you are willing to learn and
are passionate about working with young people and climate change - please apply. We know that the
best people sometimes have no formal experience but are quick learners.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Please email a short resume (2 pages max) to Deanna Howland, National Recruitment Manager, at deanna.howland@youthclimatecoalition.org
Please address the essential skills and characteristics from above in your cover letter.
Applications are due Friday 12 August at 5pm. Interviews will be held the following week.
To discuss the position please contact Deanna Howland on 0427 0429 32.
The Australian Youth Climate Coalition
Brisbane Schools Team Coordinator
A group of passionate young people with good inter-personal and organizing skills, working together to build local climate action and promote the upcoming Power Shift Conference in schools around Brisbane.
LOCATION: Brisbane, Queensland
RESPONSIBLE TO: Sean Kelly (Queensland State Coordinator)
TIME COMMITMENT: Approximately 12 hours per week (varies)
MUST be available for training on Saturday 20 August 2011.
SALARY: This is a volunteer role. Reimbursement is available for associated expenses.
ABOUT THE AYCC
Established in early 2007, The Australian Youth Climate Coalition (www.aycc.org.au) unites over 60,000 young Australians and all major Australian youth organisations to build a generation wide movement to solve climate change. We educate, empower, inspire and mobilise young Australians to solve climate change, through short-term political impact and long-term cultural change.
ABOUT POWER SHIFT
In 2009, the AYCC ran the largest ever youth conference in Australia, the 2009 Sydney Power Shift for 1500 young people. This incredible event kick started a national movement of young people. In 2010, the AYCC took the Power Shift concept on the road, with regional Power Shifts held in Canberra, Adelaide and Geelong for over 500 young people. In 2011 Power Shift returns, this time in Brisbane and Perth, for two inspirational, empowering conferences. Each Power Shift conference will be a three-day event, with high profile keynote addresses from Australia’s foremost climate change campaigners, interactive workshops and skills training, media stunts, social events and grassroots movement building!
POSITION SUMMARY
AYCC Queensland are looking for a self-motivated person to coordinate the Brisbane Schools Team. In the lead up to the Brisbane Power Shift in October the role will involve organising and delivering presentations to school groups, with the assistance of the Schools Team. The successful applicant will also play a crucial role in developing the strategy for transitioning the team to support the creation and development of new AYCC school groups in the post Power Shift period.
YOU WILL SUIT THE TEAM IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN -
● Taking a role within the climate movement in Australia;
● Engaging and empowering other young people to take action to solve the climate crisis;
● Working in a team of passionate, fun, and motivated young people.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Responsibilities will include:
● Managing the contact details of schools and teachers in the Brisbane area
● Booking talks at as many schools as possible to promote the upcoming Power Shift Conference
● Organising speaker for each school talk well in advance, briefing and debriefing them.
● Following up schools to encourage them to send a student group to Power Shift 2011
● Supporting existing school groups and strengthening relationships with them
● Contacting school environment groups, supporting them, encouraging them to attend Power Shift
● Working with the State Coordinator to develop a post Power Shift strategy for the Schools Team
SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE
The Brisbane Schools Team Coordinator would ideally be able to demonstrate all of the following skills and personal characteristics:
● Excellent communication skills
● Demonstrated organizational skills
● Ability to engage and inspire others
● Experience working with young people
● Punctual and reliable
● Experience working with and leading a team
● Experience volunteering or working for a not-for-profit
If you have some, but not all, of the skills and characteristics listed above, but you are willing to learn and
are passionate about working with young people and climate change - please apply. We know that the
best people sometimes have no formal experience but are quick learners.
APPLICATION PROCESS
Please email a short resume (2 pages max) to Deanna Howland, National Recruitment Manager, at deanna.howland@youthclimatecoalition.org
Please address the essential skills and characteristics from above in your cover letter.
Applications are due Friday 12 August at 5pm. Interviews will be held the following week.
To discuss the position please contact Deanna Howland on 0427 0429 32.
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