OVERVIEW The Work Placement Advisor role at EDU Corporate Services Pty Ltd. is a student-facing position focused on coordinating and supporting work placements across vocational and higher education programs. Based at the Adelaide campus, this role plays a central part in connecting students with host organisations to ensure meaningful, compliant, and well-supported placement experiences. The position works closely with students, assessors, and industry partners to support real-world learning outcomes. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES – Ensure timely placement of students with appropriate work placement host organisations. – Build and maintain strong working relationships with host organisations to enhance future placement opportunities. – Act as the main point of contact for students and host organisations, providing ongoing support and conducting regular check-ins during placements. – Ensure all work placement documentation is collected on time and meets compliance and regulatory requirements. – Allocate Workplace Assessor visits in a timely manner to support smooth placement experiences. – Develop and maintain effective internal and external stakeholder relationships that benefit students, host organisations, and EDU. – Ensure completion and compliance of placement documentation by assessors. – Provide students with relevant information about their work placements to ensure they are well prepared. – Deliver placement orientation workshops so students understand placement expectations and requirements. – Provide data and feedback reports from host organisations to support continuous improvement. REQUIREMENTS – Certificate IV or higher qualification (preferred). – Previous experience placing students within the VET and Higher Education sectors, particularly for Human Services students. – Strong understanding of educational processes within vocational and higher education sectors. – Proven ability to manage stakeholders and maintain effective professional networks. – Strong administrative skills, including experience maintaining documents and records. WHY THIS ROLE MATTERS Work placements are a critical bridge between education and employment, particularly in applied fields such as health and community services. This role directly supports student employability by ensuring placements are well-matched, compliant, and educationally meaningful. By maintaining strong industry relationships, the Work Placement Advisor also helps institutions remain relevant and responsive to workforce needs. BONUS: APPLICATION ADVICE – Highlight your experience working with work-integrated learning, placements, or internships, especially within VET or higher education environments. – Demonstrate your ability to manage multiple stakeholders, including students, educators, and external host organisations. – Provide examples of how you have handled compliance, documentation, or regulatory requirements in education or training settings. – Emphasise your organisational and communication skills, particularly in coordinating complex processes or timelines. – If applicable, reference experience supporting international students or students in human services disciplines. – Ensure your application clearly confirms your right to live and work in Australia.