Centre Manager

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“Regional and rural communities deserve quality higher education opportunities to pursue their dreams, without the need to relocate.”

About Us The Country Universities Centre (CUC) is a network of affiliated Regional University Centres providing support, connection, and dedicated facilities for higher education students in regional communities.

CUC students benefit from being part of a local learning community, with opportunities to engage with peers, educators, and local industry. Through enhanced higher education access, regional people are empowered to shape vibrant and prosperous futures for themselves and their communities.

Country Universities Centre Far West is a not-for-profit community-driven organisation, funded by the Australian Government, NSW Government with key local support.

The Role This is a highly rewarding and unique opportunity to join the CUC team in shaping the education landscape for students in the Far West area.

As Centre Manager, you will work with the Board of Directors and be supported by the CUC in implementing the strategic plan to increase access to higher education opportunities in the region. You will be integral to ongoing operations to support successful outcomes for students. You will also work with the CUC to develop and implement a marketing plan, foster and maintain relationships with stakeholders, and represent CUC Far West at community events.

We Are Looking For

A self-starting, enthusiastic individual who is passionate about creating opportunities for regional and remote students;

The ability to engage with local students from diverse backgrounds and pursue key opportunities to support students to identify and achieve their academic goals;

An experienced collaborator with the ability to build strong relationships within the CUC network, the Far West community, and with diverse external stakeholders to promote the CUC’s aims;

Excellent organisational and time management capability, combined with high-level computer skills;

A dedicated individual with the agility to execute the strategic plan and manage the day-to-day running of the Centre; and

Excellent leadership skills with the ability to motivate and inspire a team.

Confidential enquiries can be made to Michael Williams 0407 899 425.

To make an application you are required to submit the following:

Responses to two key questions:

Describe a community‑led project you've been actively involved in. Share the specific role you played, the challenges you encountered, and the ultimate impact the project had on the community.

Provide an example of a situation where you have effectively worked with internal stakeholders to create a cohesive and supportive environment.

A cover letter addressed to the Board of Directors.

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