About DECYP
We are proudly Tasmania’s core child centred government agency employing over 12,000 people across the state. Ensuring bright lives and positive futures for children and young people is at the heart of everything that we do.
From education, libraries and the early years, to child safety, youth justice and out of home care, we support Tasmanians from birth to adulthood. We lay the foundations for lifelong learning, supporting children, young people and their families at every stage to be known, safe, well and learning.
We offer a range of career openings across our beautiful state. Whatever your professional goals or interests, we have opportunities available. We offer a variety of career and development pathways, alongside enriching learning experiences and supportive team environments.
Working with us will give you the opportunity to grow, explore and develop while making a real difference in the lives of children and young people. Please follow the below links to learn more about the Department and what we have to offer:
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We are looking for:
DECYP maintains a fixed-term and relief register for a range of skill areas and disciplines. Such appointments fill a valuable role in complementing the existing permanent workforce.
The register is not a vacancy and inclusion on the register does not guarantee employment.
The following vacancies may arise in various schools and organisational units:
School-Based Roles
Role
Statement of Duties
(Word)
Statement of Duties (PDF)
Administration Clerk (Schools/College)
Auslan Assistant
Bus Attendant
Bus Driver
Canteen Assistant
Canteen Supervisor
Centre Assistant
Education Facility Attendant
Farm Operator
Instrumental Musician
Laboratory Technician
School Library Technician (Band 3)
School Library Technician (Band 4)
Ships Master
Student Residence Supervisor
Teacher Assistant
Teacher Assistant – MDT
Youth Worker in Schools
Corporate/Specialty-Based Roles
Role
Statement of Duties (Word)
Statement of Duties (PDF)
Administrative Assistant
Catering and Stores Officer
Community Inclusion Worker
Education Officer
IT Support Officer
Registration Officer
Swimming Instructor
Essential requirements
NOTE: The cost associated with obtaining a RWVP is the responsibility of the individual.
For essential and desirable requirements and salary ranges related to specific roles, please refer to relevant statement of duties.
How to apply
To register for employment, click the Apply Now button and follow the online instructions. For detailed guidance, refer to the Information for Applicants and Applicant Guide for Employment Registers
Selection Process
When a vacancy arises, the register is reviewed to identify suitable candidates based on qualifications, skills, and availability. A merit-based selection process, which may include interviews, will follow.
If you experience any issues with your application, please contact us.
Via phone +61 3 6165 6285 or email recruitment@decyp.tas.gov.au
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