Deliver consent education and sexual assault prevention workshops to young people

Duties include: ● Attend training sessions to be well-versed on our workshop content and answering questions on consent and sexual assault prevention ● Facilitate workshops to secondary school students ● Be a part of developing and improving workshop content ● Communicate feedback from students back to the Chief Operating Officer and ● Abide by our Child Protection Policy and Disclosure Policy.

● Deeply passionate about the primary prevention of sexual violence ● Confident in speaking in front of groups of young people and delivering content ● Works well with others and in a team environment;

Skills required: ● Enjoys learning and engaging in the areas of education, sexual assault prevention and youth education; and ● Has or is willing to obtain a Working with Children’s Check ● The successful applicant must meet the vaccination requirements set out in Empowered Together’s COVID vaccination policy

Time Commitment: ● Facilitators are expected to be available for an initial training induction (4-hours on one Sunday in Melbourne CBD). ● Throughout the year, training/practice sessions run every 2 weeks on Sunday 10am-1pm in a hybrid model (some sessions are held online over zoom and some in person depending on the session objectives) ● A total of 15 hours of training/practice sessions (attendance at 5 sessions) is required before facilitators are qualified to deliver workshops in schools. ● Once the training requirement is reached, time commitment is flexible. Workshop dates will be circulated and facilitators volunteer to attend workshops which suit their timetable.

We value diversity and encourage people from different backgrounds to apply, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds, people of any age or gender, people identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and gender diverse, intersex and/or queer (LGBTIQA+) and people with disability.