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Welcome to the NRCoP Regulation Jobs Board – Your Gateway to New Regulatory Opportunities!
We’re excited to offer you this excellent resource for the regulatory community. Stay informed and connected as new regulation job opportunities will be featured here and also shared in our NRCoP newsletters.
Corporate members of the National Regulators Community of Practice (NRCoP) can advertise regulation jobs for free via this form. Not sure if your organisation is a Corporate Member? Check here.
If your organisation isn’t listed as a corporate member, please contact regulators@anzsog.edu.au.
For any questions, reach out to the NRCoP team at regulators@anzsog.edu.au.
Vacant roles
- Organisation: ANZSOG
- Job type: Full Time
- Job closing date: 7 December 2025
- Job location: Melbourne, Sydney or Canberra
Job description:
At the Australia and New Zealand School of Government (ANZSOG), we strengthen public leadership across Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand. We’re seeking a Head of the National Regulators Community of Practice (NRCoP) to lead a range of innovative activities designed to engage and connect practitioners and support ANZSOG’s owner governments solve a range of contemporary, complex and challenging issues in regulation.
About the National Regulators Community of Practice (NRCoP)
The NRCoP is an active network of regulators from all levels of government in Australia, and from every regulatory sector, professional background, role and level of seniority, who are keen to learn from and with one other.
Its mission is to support participants and agencies to become more professional and capable regulators and to promote the public value and importance of effective regulation as a key function of government.
The NRCoP connects a community of more than 7000 regulatory practitioners to a range of online and in-person learning, resources, a biennial national conference and active chapters in every jurisdiction in Australia. In partnership with ANU, NRCoP runs The Professional Regulator program, which has provided professional development to more than 2000 regulators.
The NRCoP is a community facilitated by ANZSOG and overseen by a volunteer National Steering Committee, led by a Chair. It has a corporate membership model and is financially supported by more than 100 government departments and regulatory agencies across Australia.
The role:
Reporting to the Director, Community Impact and working closely day-to-day with NRCoP members through the National Steering Committee and its Chair, the position leads a Secretariat team that engages and connects regulatory practitioners to solve a range of contemporary, complex and challenging issues in regulation.
The role leads a team of three and is responsible for the oversight of the following activities:
- building knowledgeable, constructive and confident relationships with a wide range of NRCoP governance, member agency, practitioner and presenter stakeholders
- delivering an ambitious program of online webinars, in-person events and forums, smaller facilitated conversations and communications
- supporting the operation of the NRCoP’s national and chapter committees
- ensuring a relevant, up to date, informative and engaging web presence for the NRCoP
- overseeing the partnership with ANU on the delivery of The Professional Regulator program
- working in close collaboration with other parts of ANZSOG and the Australasian academic community more generally.
At ANZSOG, we live our values—Excellence, Collaboration, Integrity and Respect—and we’re committed to learning, partnering and leading for impact.
Join us in shaping public governance that people trust.
See ANZSOG Careers for full position description.
- Organisation: Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency
- Job type: Full Time
- Job closing date: 16 December 2025
- Job location: Melbourne CBD or remote working available
Job description:
TEQSA is looking for 2 passionate and experienced regulatory analysts to help deliver quality assurance that protects the interests of students and the reputation and standing of Australian higher education.
The roles are responsible for analysing data and intelligence related to the position and performance of registered higher education providers and new entrants to the market. This data and intelligence will often, but not always, be related to financial and risk matters. The roles will explore detailed financial statements and other reports, and provide accurate and clear advice to colleagues and to TEQSA’s Commission on complex financial and other information.
For further information on the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency, please click here.