Positions Currently Available
As the Wajarri Yamaji people continue to grow and strengthen our community, the Corporation is constantly expanding to meet the needs of our members and create new opportunities for our people.
With the signing of the Indigenous Land Use Agreement (ILUA), work on the SKA Project has commenced, bringing with it a range of employment and training opportunities for Wajarri people.
We want to hear from Wajarri people who are interested in exploring future employment opportunities with the Corporation. Our Expression of Interest form helps us understand the types of work you are interested in and any training or support you may need to reach your employment goals.
If you are interested in employment or training opportunities, please complete the Expression of Interest form via the link below. We will be in touch with you as soon as possible.
PROJECT OFFICER
Location: Geraldton, WA (or other location by negotiation) I Salary: SCHADS Award Level 5/6 (depending on experience) I Fixed Contract Role
Are you passionate about caring for Country and supporting your community? WYAC is looking for a Project Officer in our Joint Management team.
What you’ll do:
- Lead (with support from industry experts) to implement a Healthy Country Planning project across Wajarri conservation areas
- Work closely with Elders, Traditional Owners, and the Wajarri community
- Undertake training and professional development to upskill and lead the project successfully
- Plan and run on-country field trips and activities for conservation and cultural mapping, Keep fieldwork safe, practical, and culturally respectful
We’re looking for someone who:
– Has experience in community development or project management
– Is connected to Wajarri country and community
– Can manage field logistics, travel and safety
– Has knowledge of, or willingness to learn about Joint Management, including; conservation, land tenure and culture and heritage values
– Strong written communication skills and ability to document, research and collate information
Benefits of joining our team:
– Family friendly and flexible working environment
– Access to salary sacrifice
– Support for professional development and on the job training
– Opportunity to spend time on Country
We invite you to express an interest with a cover letter and CV. You can apply now through SEEK or for further information, a copy of the position description or assistance with your application you can:
– email: karina@wajarri.com.au
– call: 08 9997 3444
– drop by: Wajarri Community Office at 235a Flores Rd, Spalding
Please note, this is an identified position under Section 51 of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 (WA) and is open to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicants, with preference for Wajarri Yamaji people. We strongly encourage local community members to apply.
Applications close Friday 25th September.
Please note, applications will be assessed as they are received and the position may be filled prior to the closing date.
TRAINEE PROJECT OFFICER
Location: Geraldton, WA | SCHADS Award Level 1
Are you passionate about caring for Country and supporting your community? WYAC is looking for a Trainee Project Officer in our Joint Management team.
This role includes the opportunity to complete qualifications in Business or Project Management, and the successful applicant will be supported to undertake this qualification as part of the traineeship.
What you’ll do:
- Assist with the coordination and administration of joint management body meetings
- Assist with the tracking of actions, tasks and outcomes from meetings
- Work closely with Elders, Traditional Owners, and the Wajarri community
- Undertake training and professional development to upskill
- Assist with the planning of on-country field trips and activities
- Support and uphold WYAC and Joint Management compliance with relevant legislation and governance policy and procedures
We’re looking for someone who:
– Has and interest in community development or project management
– Is connected to Wajarri country and community
– Is confident in liaising with community members
– Willingness to learn about Joint Management, including; conservation, land tenure and culture and heritage values
– Is wanting to start or further their career pathway by developing their skills and qualifications
Benefits of joining our team:
– Family friendly and flexible working environment
– Access to salary sacrifice
– Support for professional development and on the job training
– Opportunity to spend time on Country
– Pathways into ongoing employment and qualifications
Please note, this is an identified position under Section 51 of the Equal Opportunity Act 1984 (WA) and is open to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander applicants, with preference for Wajarri Yamaji people. We strongly encourage local community members to apply.
We invite you to express an interest with a cover letter and CV. You can apply now through SEEK or for further information, a copy of the position description or assistance with your application you can:
– email: karina@wajarri.com.au
– call: 08 9997 3444
– drop by: Wajarri Community Office at 235a Flores Rd, Spalding
Applications close Friday 25th September 2026.
Please note, applications will be assessed as they are received and the position may be filled prior to the closing date.
