Published 2026-06-01
Introduction
Sydney Catholic Early Childhood Services (SCECS) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to supporting children and families within our Catholic schools and parishes. SCECS delivers high-quality education and care while fostering strong connections within the Catholic community. By joining SCECS, you become part of a purpose-driven organisation committed to making a positive impact.
Description
This is a permanent part-time position (66 hours per fortnight) Monday to Friday.
About the Role
As an Assistant Coordinator you will play a key role in creating a safe, engaging, and nurturing environment for children.
Why Join Our Team
Support & Guidance - Work alongside a dedicated Coordinator and Regional Operation Officer
Professional Growth - Access ongoing Professional Development to reach your career goals
Career Progression - Be part of a growing team with extensive opportunities
Team Culture - Work in an inclusive, collaborative, and supportive environment
Work-Life Balance - A fulfilling role where you make a difference
Competitive Salary - Above Award Salary for qualified staff + allowance + super
Worker retention payment - SCECS has been approved!
Responsibilities
Acting as the Responsible Person for the service
Ensuring a safe and inclusive OSHC service for staff and children
Managing children's attendance and bookings to maintain supervision and safety
Supporting the design and implementation of engaging educational programs
Building strong relationships with families and the school community
Sharing children's experiences and achievements with families
About You
To be successful in this role, you will have:
A qualification (or be working towards one) in Early Childhood Education and Care
Previous experience in Out of School Hours Care (OSHC)
A valid NSW Working with Children Check
Completed the mandatory national child safety training via GECCKO. Register GECCKO
A child protection training certificate
A First Aid Certificate
Important Information
Applicants must have current and valid working rights in Australia
