To apply for a position:
- Download the job pack that contains all required information and instructions
- Please note all applications must address the selection criteria
- Please forward your completed application and CV, unless otherwise specified in the job pack, to jobs@storyfactory.org.au
We believe in inclusion and accessibility, and provide equal opportunity. We offer staff a creative and supportive environment and encourage people from all backgrounds to apply.
Available positions
Head of Programs
The Head of Programs is responsible for the strategic direction of all Story Factory programs. Their primary task is overseeing these programs and ensuring we deliver on our mission in the most effective and impactful ways. Crucially, the Head of Programs leads and supports our diverse and talented team of approximately 15 Storytellers to ensure they have the direction, training and support they need to continue delivering creative writing workshops of the highest quality to young people in a variety of contexts. Story Factory is a learning organisation, and the Head of Programs will work to continuously improve program quality, so we are making the biggest possible difference in the lives of the young people we work with.
If this sounds like you, apply today!
Story Guide
We’re looking for a Story Guide to lead our celebration of and immersion in Aboriginal storytelling and culture, to help improve outcomes for all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students in our programs.
You are someone who is passionate about improving writing skills and educational opportunities for Indigenous young people, is curious and ready to conduct research when they don’t have an answer, brings a positive and strengths-based attitude in advocating for Aboriginal students and culture, has connections with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in Sydney and/or Western Sydney, and is willing to build relationships particularly in the Mount Druitt area.
A genuine Occupational Requirement of this role is that the applicants be of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent. Applicants must demonstrate Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander heritage in addition to addressing the selection criteria.
If this sounds like you, apply today!
Special Programs Manager
The Special Projects Manager is charged with designing and delivering high-quality creative writing-based projects to young people aged 7 to 17 (Stages 2 to 6) in a variety of contexts. Often delivered in collaboration with other arts and cultural organisations or artists, these projects bring together young people from a number of schools or groups to write and create a shared public outcome that they can be proud of. This outcome could take many forms: a book, script, series of short films, or an exhibition that mixes words with dance or art or film. Projects might run for six months or over multiple years, and can involve small or large groups of students.
It is vital that all projects are culturally appropriate, draw on diverse cultures, and give our students opportunities to authentically express their ideas and beliefs. Where appropriate, the Special Projects Manager will consult and work with Elders and Traditional Custodians, and First Nations writers and artists. The Special Projects Manager will ensure our projects are of the highest quality, aligned to our Theory of Change, and make the biggest possible difference in the lives of the young people who participate.
If this sounds like you, apply today!