Jobs
Working Together: employment opportunities at GLaWAC
Cultural Landscapes Program Manager
Take charge of GLaWAC’s Cultural Landscapes Program and ensure Gunaikurnai knowledge leads the way.
You’ll manage cultural landscape assessments, protect Traditional Knowledge, support cultural fire and restoration work, and help guide major projects like VicGrid’s Biocultural Values Mapping.
A role for someone ready to champion cultural authority and strengthen self‑determination across Gunaikurnai Country.
Read the full Position Description here
Applications Close 29th April
To apply, send your resume and cover letter to Mardi Edwards at jobs@glawac.com.au
RAP Site Monitor
Work on Country. Protect Culture. Make a Real Difference.
As a Site Monitor, you’ll support GLaWAC’s RAP function through hands‑on cultural heritage fieldwork across the western RAP region, with a strong focus on the Latrobe Valley.
Working under the direction of the RAP Manager and alongside the Gunaikurnai people, you’ll help identify and protect culturally significant sites, artefacts and important cultural knowledge while contributing to meaningful, community‑led work on Country.
Read the full Position Description here
Applications Close 29th April
To apply, send your resume and cover letter to Mardi Edwards at jobs@glawac.com.au
On Country Water Program Coordinator
Help protect the waterways that connect GunaiKurnai Country.
As an On Country Water Program Coordinator, you’ll support cultural water management, lead Sea Country IPA development, work alongside Rangers and community, and collaborate with partners to bring together cultural knowledge and science.
A role for someone passionate about Country, culture, and creating lasting impact.
Read the full Position Description here
Applications Close 29th April
To apply, send your resume and cover letter to Mardi Edwards at jobs@glawac.com.au
Our commitment to our staff
At the Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation we understand that our employees are one of our greatest strengths as an organisation.
We strive to fulfil the aspirations of the Gunaikurnai people, as detailed in the Gunaikurnai Whole of Country Plan.
GLaWAC is a stable corporation that continues to grow and increase its influence across our Country. We are building capacity to address disadvantage whilst creating many and varied opportunities for Gunaikurnai people. We are committed to offering employment opportunities to our members and community first.
GLaWAC seeks to become a major employer of the Gunaikurnai people, while also creating more supportive and secure opportunities for Gunaikurnai to work with other organisations.
We offer professional and personal development opportunities such as traineeships and pre-employment programs to develop your skills and training opportunities.
GLaWAC offers its staff monthly cultural activities as well as excellent personal development opportunities. Come and be part of a small team making a big difference for the Aboriginal community people in Gippsland!
