Are you someone with a passion for better health and sustainable transport, who wants to see more Tasmanians ride a bike?
Are you a caring, compassionate and supportive individual with experience facilitating small group training?
Are you capable of building relationships with stakeholders and managing multiple tasks?
Are you as comfortable working behind the desk as you are out in public meeting people?
Do you enjoy helping people learn new skills?
Bicycle Network believes that physical activity and sustainable transport are vital for a happy, healthy community – that’s why we make it easier for everyone to ride a bike.
We are specialists in delivering rider education to both adults and school children in Tasmania and are looking for the right person to facilitate our adult rider education programs across the state.
We are looking for a friendly and innovative program coordinator to help us deliver and improve the Back on Your Bike program, along with our full suite of community engagement initiatives, such as Ride2Uni, Ride2School, Ride2Work, member activations and corporate partnerships.
Reporting to the Ride2 Programs Manager Tasmania, you’ll play a core role in delivering training that breaks down barriers to help get more people riding their bikes across Tasmania. You will work with the wider Bicycle Network team and our stakeholders to move towards a happier, healthier and less congested community.
You will need to be comfortable designing, developing and delivering training programs, as well as managing and marketing them. We need someone who is passionate about better health and active transport and is keen to understand people’s needs and help develop their skills and confidence.
This is a part-time (0.6 FTE) contract, 3-days per week plus super, with the potential to grow to full-time depending on your desire and ability to expand our funding partnership. The role is based in the Hobart office but will be required to travel across the state to deliver programs.
We’re looking for someone who:
• can role model Bicycle Network’s values and behaviours
• cares about getting people of all backgrounds and abilities riding
• is flexible and adaptable with their work hours
• is kind, caring, compassionate, committed and honest
• has an ability to juggle responsibilities both in the office and in the community
• can remain calm under pressure and thrives in a challenge
If this all sounds like you, or someone you know, please send through a one-page cover letter, accompanied by your three-page resume to tasoffice@bicyclenetwork.com.au by 9am, Monday 12 February 2024.
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