Sex Education Australia (SEA) is looking for a warm, skilled educator to join our team working in Melbourne primary and secondary schools.

If you're a teacher, nurse, social worker, education support worker (LSO/ESO), or have early childhood experience, we'd love to hear from you.

About SEA

Founded in 2011, SEA partners with over 100 Victorian schools to deliver evidence-based sexuality and relationships education. Our programs align with the Victorian Curriculum and are led by educators who are genuinely passionate about giving young people accurate information, practical skills, and a safe space to learn.

We focus on helping students

• Understand how their bodies work and how to keep their bodies safe 
• Develop confidence to talk about bodies, puberty, relationships, and sexual health
• Learn about respect, consent, and communication
• Build healthy friendships and relationships
• Develop decision-making skills and manage risk
• Develop positive attitudes about sexuality
• Celebrate diversity in their communities

The Role

• Deliver engaging, age-appropriate programs using SEA's provided lesson plans and frameworks
• Travel to schools across Melbourne (and occasionally beyond) or deliver sessions online
• Work as part of a collaborative, supportive team of educators

Employment Conditions

• Casual position
• Work is scheduled during Victorian school terms; availability on some evenings would be an advantage
• Most work is in Melbourne; occasional sessions may be online or outside the metropolitan area
• A three-month probationary period includes an introductory meeting, observation of SEA sessions, and a supported delivery with feedback and ongoing support
• Applicants must have Australian citizenship, residency or a valid visa to work in Australia

Qualifications and Experience

• Current Working with Children Check
• Current driver’s licence and access to a personal vehicle

Key Selection Criteria

• Available for a minimum of 3 days per week during school terms
• Passionate about working with children and young people in an engaging, authentic and respectful way
• Strong facilitation or teaching skills and an ability to connect with students of different ages
• Effective classroom management skills
• Excellent communication, interpersonal and organisational skills
• A commitment to ongoing professional growth and staying current in sexuality and relationships education

A detailed position description is attached.

For more information email [email protected], using the subject line: School Educator / Teacher enquiry.