JOIN OUR TEAM
Here’s why we think you should join us
At Oaktree, you’ll be given the opportunity to upskill in real world situations. You won’t be making coffee or printing documents, you’ll be at the helm growing and leading the Oaktree movement.
Like any movement, we run on people power. The culture at Oaktree is like no other – we are a bunch of young passionate individuals ready to face problems head-on.
Our Youth Model
When we say young people are key, we mean it. All Oaktree employees and volunteers are required to be under 27 years old. While our HQ is based in Melbourne, our volunteering opportunities are open to all across Australia. Unfortunately, we are unable to take in overseas applicants at this time.
Current Opportunities:
Board of Directors
Board Director & Company Secretary (Voluntary)
We are seeking a committed individual to join our Board of Directors as Company Secretary.
This is an ongoing recruitment, where applications will be reviewed on a fortnightly basis until the position is filled.
Human Resources Board Director (Voluntary)
We are seeking an individual with professional experience as a senior leader in human resources - engaging employees and volunteers, managing conflict, change and performance, and shaping organisational culture.
This is an ongoing recruitment, where applications will be reviewed on a fortnightly basis until the position is filled.
Volunteer Positions
Office Manager & Executive Assistant
Closing date: Monday 14th July 2021 11:59PM
Apply below!
Director of People & Culture
Closing date: Monday 28th July 2021 11:59PM
Apply below!
Over 27? Become a mentor instead!
While we are unable to accept any employees or volunteers over 27, you can support us by becoming a mentor to an Oaktree volunteer. As a mentor, you will be able to supercharge the next generation of Oaktree leaders.
Oaktree recognises and respects the Ancestors, Elders past, present and emerging of the
Boonwurrung, Wadawurrung and Wurundjeri peoples of the Kulin Nation who are the traditional
owners of the land. Sovereignty was never ceded.
