Operations and Network Coordinator - Learning on Country (LoC)
Northern Land CouncilCoordinate Learning on Country operations across 18 remote community sites, connecting schools, ranger groups, communities and partner organisations. Support program planning, governance, workforce development, reporting and safe on-Country learning activities.
Employment: ongoing full-time, based in NLC’s Berrimah office, Darwin, with extensive and regular remote travel.
Pay: AUD $106,570 annual base plus 15% superannuation. The advertised $122,555 package includes super. District allowances, eligible salary packaging and other agreement benefits are additional.
Relevant qualifications or substantial experience in remote Aboriginal community programs are sought, alongside education, ranger, training or youth program experience. Applicants need strong stakeholder skills and operational coordination capability, an NT C Class driver licence, ability to drive a 4WD, and a current Ochre Card or capacity to obtain one. The advertisement does not state an Indigenous-only restriction.
Apply through the NLC vacancy page with a CV and a cover letter addressing the essential requirements and selection criteria. Consult the full position description.
Applications close Friday 11 December 2026; no precise time is stated. Reference: N50.
Summary by Barayamal. Employer advertisement and full application requirements: https://jobs.nlc.org.au/job-details/query/Operations%2Band%2BNetwork%2BCoordinator%2B%E2%80%93%2BLearning%2Bon%2BCountry%2B%28LoC%29/in/Australia/9844930/
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