Learning Facilitator Sample Clauses

Learning Facilitator. (Level 1) This is an employee who has no formal qualifications or a relevant AQF Certificate II or in the opinion of the employer has sufficient knowledge and experience to perform within the scope of this level. The employee will work under direct supervision in a team environment and will receive guidance and direction at all times. The employee will receive structured and regular on-the-job training to perform the duties expected at this level. Normally an employee at this level will not be left alone with a group of children. Indicative duties: • Assist in the implementation of the children’s program under supervision. • Assist in the implementation of daily education and care routines. • Develop awareness of and assist in maintenance of the health and safety of the children in care. • Give each child individual attention and comfort as required. • Understand and work according to the centre or service’s policies and procedures. • Demonstrate basic understanding of working with children with an autism spectrum disorder. • Learning and implementing the policies, procedures and routines of the service. • Learning how to establish relationships and interact with children. • Learning the basic skills required to work with children with an autism spectrum disorder. • Basic duties including food preparation, cleaning and gardening. A Level 1 employee will progress to the next level after a period of one year or earlier if the employer considers the employee capable of performing the work at the next level or if the employee actually performs work at the next level.
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