If you have spotted a team of workers tending to the nature strips, parks and community green spaces around the Huntlee township then you might have seen Rakoia. As part…
Read More
Huntlee Academy is excited to announce that we have added 2 new commercial Kubota mowers to the fleet. These new machines will make the work of our Parks and Gardens...
Read More
In April the Huntlee Academy landscaping team completed an extensive residential landscaping project in Huntlee (North Rothbury). This project involved: front and rear landscaping creation of a fire pit extended...
Read More
Huntlee Academy has an exciting opportunity for a Landscaping/Labourer Supervisor to join our team. The ideal candidate will be a supervisor with landscaping experience to work in a diverse and…
In late 2020, Hunter Valley-based Judy Brown joined the board of Huntlee Academy in the position of Secretary. Judy is an accomplished audit, assurance and practice management consultant and chartered…
Huntlee Academy has a position available for a Fencing Labourer. This is a casual position for 32 hours a week based in Huntlee, North Rothbury. Essential criteria: Some labouring experience…
Huntlee Academy is committed to providing skills and training to all our employees and equipping them with new skills and key employment attributes. Our training includes: Competencies the basic skills...
Read More
The third edition of Huntlee Academy’s newsletter On The Rise is out now. It recaps the remarkable activities and achievements of our team this year under the unique circumstances imposed…
When Hunter Valley local Shakaya was approached to join Huntlee Academy she jumped at the chance. Shakaya previously had her own mowing and yard maintenance business and a love for…
Nathan joined Huntlee Academy over ten months ago to supervise our hard working group of trainee landscapers. Hailing from Victoria, Nathan has a background in grounds maintenance and landscaping projects…
Huntlee Academy was established in 2014 to provide work, skill development and higher level career opportunities for disadvantaged people in the Hunter Valley including Indigenous Australians, youth, long term unemployed, mature age workers and those with a disability.