EOI - Trade Assessor (Carpentry)

Location: Cremorne; with interstate travel required
Role Type: Expression of Interest for Future opportunities | Full Time | Hybrid
Salary: Starting from $110,068 (including super)

About us:

At Bendigo Kangan Institute we change lives through the power of education and skills.
BKI brings together Bendigo TAFE, Kangan Institute, VETASSESS and eWorks, to connect people and industries with the transformative power of education and careers.

We deliver future-ready skills, training, and assessment solutions, as well as lifelong learning opportunities. Our vision is to become Australia’s leading skills provider. If you are passionate about joining an agile and forward-thinking organisation that fosters innovation or thrive on being part of an inclusive and united team that puts the customer first, please read on.

About this opportunity:

We are inviting Expressions of Interest from individuals who are interested in future Trade Assessor (Carpentry) opportunities within VETASSESS, Australia’s largest skill assessment provider for migration purposes. VETASSESS evaluates the qualifications, skills, and work experience of professionals and tradespeople who want to migrate to Australia covering a wide range of occupations, including both professional and trade roles.

If you're open to exploring potential roles with us, we encourage you to register your interest and join our talent community as our organisation continues to grow and evolve.

What you could be doing as a Trade Assessor (Carpentry)

While each opportunity may differ, our Trade Assessor (Carpentry) roles typically involve:

• Conducting skills assessments for migration purposes
• Undertaking Technical Interviews (in person and online)
• Undertaking On-site workplace assessments
• Completing reports on assessment outcomes
• Communicating effectively with applicants from different backgrounds
• Handling stakeholder engagement and upholding high standards of service delivery
• Subject matter / industry consultation as required

About You:

You’re someone who brings the experience and mindset to succeed as a Trade Assessor (Carpentry) and enjoys contributing to a collaborative, purpose-driven environment. We’re keen to connect with people who bring:

• Relevant industry experience which aligns to the role
• Strong communication, collaboration and problem-solving skills
• A team-focused approach to their work
• Certificate IV Training and Assessment (TAE40122) or its equivalent
• Relevant trade qualification(s)

Why express your interest in Trade Assessor (Carpentry) opportunities:

• Be considered for future Trade Assessor (Carpentry) roles aligned to your experience
• Join a purpose-driven organisation making a real community impact
• Flexible work options and supportive team environment
• Access to professional development and wellbeing initiatives

What happens next

We truly value your interest in Bendigo Kangan Institute and carefully review all Expressions of Interest we receive.

Should we determine this opportunity aligns with your skills and experience, we will reach out to you directly to start a conversation.

In the meantime, we encourage you to regularly check our careers page for current vacancies that you may wish to apply for.

How to express your interest

If you’re interested in future Trade Assessor (Carpentry) opportunities with us, we’d love to hear from you.

Simply submit your CV to register your interest—no cover letter required.

Accessibility & Inclusion

We’re committed to creating an inclusive and accessible recruitment experience.

If you require any adjustments to participate in future recruitment processes, please contact us at careers@kangan.edu.au

We are a child safe and equal opportunity employer and therefore the successful candidate will be required to hold a current Working with Children check clearance.

Bendigo Kangan Institute acknowledges that their campuses are located on the ancestral lands of the Djaara people of Dja Dja Wurrung, Wurundjeri Peoples of the Kulin Nations, Yorta Yorta Nations and the Gunaikurnai people. The Institute respects their Elders past present and emerging and cultural heritage, and we recognize their continuing connection to land, waters, and culture.