Role Title: Human Resource Intern
Organisation: Zonta House
Internship Period: Winter (June - July)
Location: Willetton
As an HR Intern, you will provide support in our HR projects and in carrying out the day-to-day HR activities at our organisation. Additionally, you will help with health and safety compliance. You will be mentored by our HR Business Partner to gain in-depth knowledge of HR functions.
As an HR intern, you will be involved in various aspects of HR, assisting with administrative tasks, recruitment, training, and other HR initiatives. In this role, you will get an opportunity to:
- utilise your creative mind to help us create posters to help foster a positive and inclusive culture.
- gain knowledge on HR laws, regulations, and best practices to ensure compliance and drive continuous improvement in HR processes
- Assist with employee training and development initiatives, including scheduling training sessions, organising training materials, and tracking employee participation.
- improve your confidence communicating over the phone as you assist us with our recruitment activities
We are looking for a self-motivated individual with a passion for People and Culture, and a desire to learn within a non-profit organisation. If you are a friendly individual and eager to learn what it takes to create a positive work culture, apply now!
Zonta House Refuge Association is a specialist provider of family and domestic violence services with over 39 years of experience. They provide high-quality, innovative services that span from prevention, crisis response, to recovery and rebuilding. Their services are based on a deep understanding of the complex dynamics of family and domestic violence and the need to address the individual, relational, communal, and societal dynamics at play.
As a result, Zonta House has in place 10 service models that are achieving high engagement and successful measurable outcomes. Their well-established reputation and experience within the sector has led to growth and enabled holistic service delivery, recognising the importance of prevention, early intervention, safety for victims and perpetrator accountability.