Traineeship - Alcohol and Other Drugs - Heidelberg, Australia - Banyule Community Health

Banyule Community Health

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Heidelberg, Australia

1 week ago

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Olivia Brown

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Description

Fulltime traineeship - learn and be paid as you go
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Full time 12 months fixed term:

Build your knowledge and experience to create a rewarding career in the Alcohol and Other Drugs sector:

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Supportive, family-friendly work environment:

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SCHADS level 2.1:

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Generous Salary Packaging

Banyule Community Health is looking to recruit two highly motivated individuals to complete an AOD Traineeship over a 12 month period as part of the AOD Traineeship Program which has been funded by the Victorian Department of Health.

The roles are full time and will allow a Trainee to attend current study commitments during work hours or undertake further training in the AOD area while earning a fulltime wage. When not attending class, the Trainee will be immersed into our AOD team to build an understanding of contemporary AOD practice and to develop the skills required to work in this sector.

As a trainee, you will actively participate in various AOD related activities, including counselling sessions, community outreach, and educational programs.

This hands-on approach will allow you to develop practical skills under the guidance of experienced professionals.

Our traineeship program welcomes anyone with a passion for AOD work, offering a variety of pathways to suit your unique journey.

Traineeship Pathway options:

Trainees with No Prior Education Relevant to AOD Work:_
Trainees will learn onthejob while concurrently undertaking the Certificate IV in AOD.
Ideal for individuals with lived experience or those seeking a career change.
Trainees with a Bachelor's Degree or a Diploma in a Discipline Relevant to AOD Work:_
Trainees will learn onthejob and complete the AOD Skill Set.
Trainees with a Diploma in

AOD:
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Trainees in this cohort will access additional AOD training through Elevate while gaining practical experience in the workplace.
Suitable for those who have completed or are still enrolled in the Diploma in AOD.
The traineeship can be utilized to fulfill work placement requirements.
Trainees with Certificate IV in

AOD:
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Trainees can opt to complete additional units for a dual Certificate IV in AOD and Mental Health.
Alternatively, trainees can enrol in the Diploma in AOD for further specialisation.
Provides flexibility for individuals with a Certificate IV in AOD to expand their qualifications.

Please let us know in your cover letter which pathway most suitably describes you

_ In the role you will have:_

A strong desire to increase your interest, knowledge and experience in the alcohol and drug field.
Enthusiastic and motivated, willing to learn from and engage with the multidisciplinary AOD team.
Capacity to complete study commitments, while undertaking the traineeship, ensuring you stay up to date with your studies.
Good communication skills (written and verbal) and interpersonal skills.
Ability to work within a team including ability to express own viewpoint and respect the views of others.
Understanding of the need to be sensitive to the needs of people from diverse backgrounds including LGBTIQA+ clients, Aboriginal and Torres Strait people and culturally and linguistically diverse people.
Good organisational and time management skills and the ability to be selfdirected, accountable and collaborative.
Demonstrated good selfcare practices.
Basic proficiency in computer skills.
Experience working in the Community Health Sector would also be an advantage.

NOTE
Applicants for the traineeship must not have had previous employment history in the AOD sector. Please note that this does not include volunteers or students who have done placements in AOD sector.

For enquiries, connect with our AOD team leader Emily Pegg on

How to apply
Banyule Community Health will be advising you of the applicable mandated vaccinations required for this role. Our workforce is also proudly fully vaccinated for COVID-19.

Banyule Community Health is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to ensuring a safe environment for everyone and meets the current Child Safe standards.

All applicants must have the right to work in Australia.

We warmly encourage people from diverse backgrounds and abilities to apply.

Applications Close: 25 Feb 2024