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selection criteria (please refer to the position description - https://www.une.edu.au/jobs-at-une/current ); and Current CV. Applicants must have appropriate Australian work rights for the duration of this
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successful in this role, you will have: A significant contribution to the development and coordination of teaching and related activities within medicine and/or health fields; An established record of
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Nursing position provides an opportunity for the successful candidate to join our dynamic and committed team and contribute to the development of the Nursing courses (Bachelor of Nursing and Master
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development of teaching and assessment material. Preparation and delivery of lectures and seminars. Marking and assessment of written and practical assessments. Consultation with and mentoring of students
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About the role The Plumbing Supervisor is a key trade position within the Universitys Estate Built Environment Directorate. The position coordinates the development, planning, implementation and
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student retention and success. The team works with students in both individual and group settings, via phone, video calls, email, and face-to-face interactions. The team also supports the development
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planning, capital development, asset management, and operational services across UNE's property portfolio. EBE is part of the Chief Operating Officer's Portfolio and comprises the units of Finance and
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in a spirit of kindness and accountability. About Estate and Built Environment The Estate and Built Environment (EBE) Directorate is responsible for the strategic planning, capital development, asset
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will report to the Team Lead, Future Students, and play a key role in driving performance, service excellence, and team development within a fast-paced, customer-focused environment. About you To be
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contributes to the delivery of a student advising practice intended to address both proscriptive informational needs and the development of attributes associated with self-efficacy and a robust student