Position vacant in Macquarie's exchange team (1 Viewer)

[AsyLum]

Position vacant in Macquarie's exchange team
OUTBOUND PROGRAM OFFICER (Full-time Casual)
The appointee will provide administrative support for the University's outbound programs, which include support for outgoing exchange students, travel grants, language programs, study tours, recruitment, enrolment, pre departure and debriefing programs.

Essential Selection Criteria: Year 12 or combination of training and relevant work experience; client focus; excellent communication and interpersonal skills, both verbal and written; cultural understanding and sensitivity; administrative, clerical and computer skills of a high order; eye for detail and accuracy; ability to prioritise and work as part of a team.
Desirable Selection Criteria: Degree qualification; experience working in an international office environment or study overseas; understanding of Australian university systems and procedures.

The position is available on a full-time casual (continuing) basis, and may be subject to probationary conditions. Selection criteria must be addressed in the application. Package: From $52,868 pa, including base salary (Level 5) from $44,674 to $50,381 pa, 17% employer's superannuation.

Please contact Claire Morgans with your resume and cover letter at claire.morgans@io.mq.edu.au
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Kind regards

Ainsley & Bec
The GLP Team

Hmm, for those graduating or looking for a full time job. I would love to do this, I may submit an application and see how I go, wouldn't mind doing something like this

 

[clairegirl]

why do they need someone whose degree qualified???

52k thats heaps

 

[MaryJane]

52K is very, very nice. Good luck Asy!!

But whats with the "full time casual"? Isn't that slightly... um... whats the word? Like contradictory...

 

[Sweet_Lemon]

but that's full time...so hav to be somebody gratuated from yr12 or uni?

 

[AsyLum]

Haha thats what I thought at first, not too sure myself.

anne: Desirable Selection Criteria: Degree qualification; experience working in an international office environment or study overseas; understanding of Australian university systems and procedures. ( Its only desirable )

 

[clairegirl]

because tertiary education 'expands your mind' to more post-formal thinking?

(dont all flame me for that!!!! its a generalisation of course, some people who get a degree are still stupid until the end).

and 52K is a shitload, which is why i have a feeling it will be popular (though remember, its casual full-time).

lol no worries, im just cut that i can't apply lol

 

[clairegirl]

Haha thats what I thought at first, not too sure myself.

anne: Desirable Selection Criteria: Degree qualification; experience working in an international office environment or study overseas; understanding of Australian university systems and procedures. ( Its only desirable )

hrmmm

nuh can't be bothered, whens the closing date?

 

[iambored]

yeah go for it. i'd love a job like that but i can't do that many hours of work during uni

haha i thought full time casual was contradictory as well, i think it means full time, so 40 hours per week, but only casual, so they can cut you out whenever they like and you don't get sick leave and the other perks of part time

 

[xeuyrawp]

I don't think I've ever heard a Casual position being promoted with an annual salary, even if it is full-time.

It's still an awesome job opportunity, I'd just be curious as to what the hourly wage is.

 

[Sweet_Lemon]

I don't think I've ever heard a Casual position being promoted with an annual salary, even if it is full-time.

It's still an awesome job opportunity, I'd just be curious as to what the hourly wage is.

node node...
must be something over $26.XX

 

[marchetta]

that sounds pretty awesome - great pay and flexibility. I wouldn't mind doing it as i'm a language student but then i can't be bothered lol

 

[xeuyrawp]

that sounds pretty awesome - great pay and flexibility. I wouldn't mind doing it as i'm a language student but then i can't be bothered lol

And you'd need to do night classes...

 

[mserica]

Most uni jobs start out as casual full time, if all goes well it turns into a perm role.... its the way most universities operate!!

Goodluck to all that apply!

 

[Skittled]

At uni, seems you're given better positions if you have a degree, regardless of what it is (at least, with the admin roles.. I'd imagine as an academic it'd need to be in the areas you're focusing on [but I question that for sum academics..]). Apparently you're given more responsibility and autonomy -- the lady I'd talked to had reached the glass education-based ceiling and not been promoted multiple times despite vastly more experience and understanding of the positions, compared to degree-qualified new people.

...interesting, to say the least. (Could also have been some other fault she had, but it seems in line with the degree requirements for these positions)