PCYC NSW is a charity empowering young people to reach their potential through Police and community partnerships. For more than 83 years, PCYC has building capacity in the communities we serve across regional and metropolitan NSW. PCYC is an inclusive organisation, striving to service the broad sport and recreational needs of all community members in the 65 locations in which we operate.

Working closely with Police and volunteers, our staff contribute to the positive development of over 70,000 youth members through mainstream sport, recreation, education, leadership and cultural activities. PCYC provides pathways to for athletes to participate in elite competition and opportunities for leadership, development, employment and coaching opportunities for young people. PCYC also works with vulnerable youth with a specific focus on breaking the cycle of disadvantage through targeted crime prevention, vocational education, youth capacity building and social responsibility programs. Working at PCYC is an opportunity to contribute to the local community and improve outcomes for many people young people across NSW.

• Casual
• $23.78 per hour

PCYC Wagga Wagga OOSH is an after-school and vacation care program for children from kindergarten to year 6. Led by our talented staff, Children are involved in a variety of organised games and activities, including physical and creative aspects. Time is provided for them to choose their own activities or catch up with old and new friends!

To join our team, you must hold, or be working towards one of the following qualifications:

• Diploma/Certificate III in Children’s services
• Certificate III in Education support
• Primary or Early childhood degree

You must hold current certification in:

• First Aid & CPR
• Identify and Respond to Children and Young people at risk

How to apply

For a position description, information about PCYC Wagga Wagga and about becoming a member of staff, please click Apply Now to go to our website.

You will be required to provide a current Working with Children Check number and undertake a NSW Police Security Check.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are encouraged to apply.

Why you should apply

If you have a passion for sport, recreation and youth engagement PCYC, established in 1937, will provide a vibrant environment for you to challenge yourself with meaningful work.

Successful candidates will be required to provide a current Working with Children Check number and undertake a NSW Police Security Check. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders are encouraged to apply.

If you have a passion for sport, recreation and youth engagement the PCYC, established in 1937, will provide a vibrant environment for you to challenge yourself with meaningful work.

We get young people active in life
We develop their skills, character and Leadership
We reduce and prevent crime by and against young people
www.pcycnsw.org.au