Casual OSHC Educator | Lilydale & Kilsyth
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MACSEYE is seeking enthusiastic casual OSHC Educators for Lilydale and Kilsyth, offering flexible shifts to fit study, family or other commitments. You’ll help create safe, inspiring spaces before and after school, plan hands-on activities and build strong relationships with children and families in a supportive team. The role emphasises wellbeing, development and child-led programming, with ongoing training and growth opportunities. Essentials: Cert III (or higher) in an ACECQA recognised qualification or current study, valid First Aid and CPR, WWCC, and Australian work rights. To apply, tailor your resume to show relevant experience, note your availability and be ready for child safety screening.
Company Description
🌟 Casual OSHC Educator Opportunities – Lilydale & Kilsyth 🌟
At MACSEYE, we’re passionate about creating warm, engaging spaces where children feel safe, supported, and excited to learn. Our Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) programs in the Healesville area are looking for enthusiastic casual educators to join our team.
About the Role
As a casual OSHC Educator, you’ll support children before and after school by helping create fun, engaging and enriching experiences. You’ll be part of a supportive team where every session is an opportunity to make a positive difference in a child’s day.
This is a great opportunity if you’re looking for flexible work that fits around study, family, other work or your lifestyle.
Why Join MACSEYE?
⏰ Flexible Casual Work – Pick up shifts that work around your availability and lifestyle.
🤝 A Supportive Team – Work alongside passionate educators in a collaborative, child-focused environment.
🚀 Training & Development – Access ongoing training and opportunities to build your skills and experience.
🎨 Make Every Session Count – Bring your energy, creativity and interests to activities that children genuinely enjoy.
If you’re motivated, caring and reliable, and want flexible work where you can make a positive impact on children’s lives, we’d love to hear from you.
Job Description
Your Role as an Educator
🌟 Create Safe and Inspiring Spaces
Design environments where children feel secure, supported, and motivated to explore and learn.
🎨 Plan Engaging Experiences
Lead hands-on, fun, and creative activities that spark curiosity, imagination, and a love of learning.
🤝 Build Strong Connections
Develop positive relationships with children, families, and colleagues, fostering a welcoming, community-focused environment.
🌱 Champion Wellbeing and Growth
Support each child’s social, emotional, and developmental needs while promoting overall wellbeing.
✨ Collaborate and Innovate
Work closely with your team to co-create programs that reflect children’s interests, ideas, and voices.
Qualifications
🙌 What You’ll Bring
A genuine passion for working with children
A warm, collaborative approach with strong communication skills
Cert III (or higher) in an ACECQA recognised qualification (or currently studying)
Valid First Aid, CPR, WWCC, and Australian work rights (or able to obtain these)
Additional Information
About Us
MACSEYE is committed to providing high-quality early learning and Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) programs across the Melbourne Catholic Archdiocese. Our approach focuses on holistic development — supporting children’s wellbeing, identity, learning, and sense of belonging within their communities.
At MACSEYE - Healesville, you’ll join a child-led, collaborative environment where your work makes a genuine difference.
📩 Apply now and let us help match you with the right hours and opportunities to suit your life.
As a child safe organisation, MACSEYE prioritises the safety, wellbeing and protection of children in our care. We require applicants to undergo relevant child safety screening prior to appointment and for all employees to adhere with our child safe practices.
We welcome applications from people from all ages, genders, cultural and linguistic backgrounds, religious beliefs, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and people with disabilities.