AddressBeep Beep! Bus Stop Films's industry-leading brand of inclusive filmmaking is growing and we are recruiting Support Workers to join our award-winning Accessible Film Studies Program in Hobart. The role is casual – one 4-hour shift per week on a Saturday.
Bus Stop Films’ Accessible Film Studies Program is delivered to classes of up to 15 students (Aged 17 and over) living with mild-moderate intellectual disabilities. This role will support and assist with student engagement, needs and communication in class to ensure that students are able to fully participate in all classes and on Bus Stop Films projects. The role will also assist the class tutor to deliver lessons and assist them with engaging students with the learning material and in-class activities.
The program will run from February - December 2025 however we are hosting 3 taster workshops in 2024.
The Support Worker duties include:
- Ensure attendance is taken, updated and provided to the appropriate individual for safety and record keeping.
- Support and assist students to participate in class and on Bus Stop Films productions, as required.
- Assist with conflict management, conflict resolution and behavioural issues in class to ensure all students have a positive relationship and learning experience.
- Liaise with the Support and Engagement Manager about student’s needs.
- Identify, review and discuss the needs of the students with the Support and Engagement Manager to provide strategies to attain the best outcome for students and tutors.
- Assist the Support and Engagement Manager with any ad hoc tasks or activities when requested.
- Maintain the appropriate administrative work and keep class notes on the students.
- Follow the Covid19 and work health and safety directives of Bus Stop Films and our host organisations.
Support workers will need to hold a valid and current:
- Police check.
- Working with children and vulnerable people clearance.
- First Aid certificate.
Bus Stop Films is a pioneering, not-for-profit organisation that uses filmmaking and the film industry to raise the profile of people living with disabilities and other marginalised groups, on both sides of the camera. Through our award-winning Accessible FilmsStudies Program and the brilliant films we create, we provide a platform for the voices and stories of our participants to be shared around the world, whilst advocating for a more inclusive film industry and society at large.
Our Accessible FilmsStudies Program is delivered by talented filmmakers and Support Workers across the country.
Apply for this role by sending a CV (up to 3 pages) and cover letter (one page) via SEEK. We will be processing applications immediately, so don’t delay!
