About Us

FORM Building a State of Creativity Limited (FORM) is an independent, not-for-profit organisation based in Claremont and our purpose is to be a leader in developing a vibrant creative economy for the benefit and wellbeing of all Western Australian communities.

FORM’s Creative Learning initiatives aim to empower young people to develop their creativity, sense of agency and wellbeing through programs that foster curiosity, a love of learning and young people’s ability to make sense of the world around and within them, and which prepare them for new opportunities in the world of work. The goal of the creative learning approach is to achieve a ‘creativity tipping point’ so that, in collaboration with a range of stakeholders—fellow pupils, educators, school leaders, creative practitioners, parents, policymakers, and governments—young West Australians can reimagine learning, and make it relevant, engaging, and joyful.

The Opportunity

This position is a Part-Time 12 Month Fixed Term role (22.5 hours per week). The Creative Learning Training Specialist will support our innovative Creative Schools program by designing and delivering professional learning initiatives to educators.

Key Responsibilities

• Designing and delivering learning offerings to creative practitioners and educators
• Manage the delivery of Creative Schools program in schools.
• Contribute to reporting to funders and partners.
• Promote participation in FORM’s Creative Learning training.
• Develop partnerships with First Nation’s artists to enrich and support the program and learning offering.
• Represent FORM at conferences and workshops.
• Build strong working relationships with stakeholders.

Qualifications and Experience

• Tertiary qualification in Education or Arts related field.
• Experience working in or collaborating with the WA education system.
• Experience developing, promoting and delivering, professional development products, preferably in an education or arts sector setting.
• Working knowledge of engaging pedagogical learning, teaching and creative practice across intersectional student groups.
• Understanding of Western Australian curriculum and general capabilities.
• Applied understanding of project planning, management and evaluation methods for teaching and learning programs.
• Awareness of professional learning trends, practices and engagement models in creative contexts.

Mandatory requirements

• Current Working With Children Check
• Current within one month, or ability to obtain, a National Police Clearance
• Current and unrestricted C Class Drivers license

How to Apply

1. Read the Creative Learning Training Specialist Position Description available via Dropbox. Creative-Learning-Training-Specialist-PD-Jan-25.pdf
2. Submit your resume and a cover letter response to the key criteria, as outlined within the position description.

Queries: Contact Laura Motherway (Strategic Creative Learning Manager) on +61 (08) 9385 2200.

FORM reserves the right to close this opportunity earlier if we receive a high volume of suitable applications.
FORM acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians throughout Western Australia both past and present, whose enduring connection to this Country and ongoing contributions to our collective culture and communities we respect and honour. We appreciate and are deeply grateful for the privilege of working on these lands.