Parliamentary Educators facilitate learning activities for students, teachers and others who attend the Education Centre and virtually through the Parliamentary Education Office's videoconference program. The learning activities are designed to assist young Australians to understand the work of the House of Representatives, the Senate and their committees using role-play techniques and other educational activities. The occupant of this position also contributes to the development of the Parliamentary Education Office's resources, acting as team members, to design, implement, and evaluate new and existing resources. The Parliamentary Educator provides support in the development and facilitation of special, one-off education programs, often in collaboration with schools, members of parliament and other relevant organisations. Further information about the work of the Parliamentary Education Office can be found here . The key duties of the position include Deliver or facilitate experiential learning programs including the PEO's role-play activities. Manage and contribute to projects such as the development of resources including content for the PEO website, for print publications or any other communication medium. Lead or assist the evaluation of PEO programs and projects. Answer general inquiries about the Parliament and the PEO, from students, teachers and others. Assist members and senators with parliamentary education needs and requests. Complete general administrative tasks. Provide administrative support and assistance to other employees in the section, as required. Undertake other duties relevant to the position, as required.