HOW TO APPLY

Applications are to be submitted online and must include;

• A current resume; and
• A cover letter outlining your suitability for the role

Please click on the links to download a copy of the Job Description and our Application Document
F or specific enquiries relating to the position please contact Kim Damsma, Program Manager Agriculture, Horticulture & Conservation on 0439 742 198.
For assistance with the application process please contact Damian Skeen, People & Culture Advisor on (03) 5152 0727.

ABOUT US

For over 95 years, TAFE Gippsland has been at the forefront of vocational education and training, proudly serving the Gippsland community. As the winner of the TAFE Large Training Provider of the Year award in 2023, TAFE Gippsland stands out as a leader in empowering local students and supporting regional businesses. With a commitment to excellence, we offer a diverse range of programs, including pre-apprenticeships, apprenticeships, accredited short courses, certificates, and diplomas.
Our team of over 450 dedicated staff, spread across 13 campuses, works closely with industry partners to deliver tailored workplace training. This approach not only helps upskill the regional workforce but also drives the success of local businesses, reinforcing our vision of supporting a Skilled and Thriving Gippsland.
TAFE Gippsland is committed to fair and equitable recruitment and employment processes based on merit, competence and potential. If you would like assistance with your resume and cover letter, please contact the Gippsland Skills and Jobs Centre on 1300 282 317 .
TAFE Gippsland is a Child Safe Organisation and equal opportunity employer. We value diversity and inclusion in our workforce and encourage people from all backgrounds, abilities and identities to apply for our vacancies

This is a rare opportunity to teach Certificate II in Horticulture through an on-Country, workplace delivery model focused on bushfoods. You will work closely with First Nations learners, Elders, and local organisations to deliver practical, land-based training that is deeply connected to community and culture.
We’re looking for someone with strong horticulture or conservation knowledge, a hands-on approach, and the ability to support learners from underrepresented backgrounds. The right person will be comfortable teaching outdoors, travelling to offsite training locations, and contributing to real-world land management and bushfoods projects.
This is more than a teaching job, it’s a chance to be part of something meaningful and lasting.