Careers

Country Club Tasmania has a reputation for excellence and is an Employer of Choice. Country Club Tasmania is a true premium resort experience offering relaxation by day and extensive dining and entertainment options by night, leaving our customers feeling energised, engaged and rejuvenated.

At Country Club, we are committed to providing individually tailored careers and the prospect for our people to further develop their skills for the future. We provide the growth and development opportunities our people need to succeed in their chosen career pathway.

Our business is large, but our people are down to earth, friendly, warm and engaging. Our team is passionate about creating exceptional hospitality and entertainment experiences for our customers.

There are a broad range of positions available depending on your interests and aspirations.

We employ positions within:

  • Business Support (Human Resources, Marketing, Administration, Accounts, Finance, IT, Procurement)
  • Cleaning
  • Food and Beverage* (Restaurants, Bars, Conferencing)
  • Front Office (Guest Services, Night Audit, Reception, Reservations)
  • Housekeeping
  • Gaming* (Tables, Electronic)
  • Greenkeeping
  • Kitchens (Chefs, Kitchen Attendants)
  • Maintenance (Trades, Non-Trades)
  • Security
  • Stables
  • Stores

*Please note that these positions require current national certification in Responsible Service of Alcohol (SITHFAB201) or Responsible Conduct of Gaming (SITHGAM201) prior to commencement of employment.

THE COMPANY

Country Club is part of Federal Group – a multi award winning privately owned company. Established by Greg Farrell Snr, Federal Group initially began in Victoria in 1885 and is the world’s second oldest hotel group. The Federal Group is now run by Greg Farrell Snr’s five children. The company has expanded significantly in the past 40 years, including the opening of Country Club amongst other properties in Tasmania. Our business is a fantastic Tasmanian success story with the Farrell Family’s continued commitment to Tasmania and to their employees now spanning five decades.

 




Our Benefits

Country Club is proud to be an Employer of Choice and some of the reasons it is a great place to work are:

  • a beautiful location
  • wonderful, friendly staff
  • above award wages and excellent employment conditions
  • paid parental leave
  • additional two days’ paid carers leave for permanent employees
  • income protection for eligible employees
  • free secure car parking
  • free laundered uniform or dry-cleaning for eligible employees
  • free meals in a fully serviced staff cafe
  • discounts for a wide range of internal and external products and services
  • reward and recognition program
  • employee assistance program
  • years of service awards

Community Involvement

Country Club Tasmania believes we have a corporate and social responsibility in Tasmania to assist those in our community who need it most, whether it’s through community activities, charity work or events. With more than 350 employees, our reach within the community goes further than just a job; over time we have embedded ourselves into the lives of those residing in Launceston and the Tamar Valley.

The Country Club Tasmania Staff Community Fund is a new initiative whereby our valued employees have been given the opportunity to contribute to worthy beneficiaries.

Advice When Applying

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  • Overview

    Every one of our employees plays a crucial part of the vibrant Country Club experience.

    We want to ensure that we select the best people who have a passion for delivering exceptional customer service where lasting memories are created.

    When applying for any position, it is an opportunity for you to tell us your story, your experience, qualifications and what you can bring to the Country Club experience. Below are some general tips to assist you with your application.

  • Your cover letter

    This is your opportunity to tell us why you want the position, what you will bring to the position and why you think you will be a good team fit at the Country Club. We also want to hear your story, to fill in any gaps in your resume or to explain your career moves.

    You should also address the position’s selection criteria and don’t forget to include your contact details.

    Remember, this is your opportunity to make a positive first impression on the Recruiter along with your resume.

  • Your resume

    Ensure your resume is tailored to the position you are applying for and that you can demonstrate you have the skills and experience to be considered for the role. Be proud of your achievements and list these in your resume.

    Where possible, explain any gaps in time in your resume and make sure your contact details are accurate and up to date, especially for referees if you have listed them. If you are listing referees, ideally we are seeking two professional referees as a direct supervisor/manager/owner.

    Your resume should be a reflection of who you are, so feel free to include your voluntary experience, outside interests and hobbies.

  • Attending your interview

    Before attending your interview, research the company and the role you have applied for. You should find information on our website and you may know friends or family who work at the Country Club. You may wish to visit the Country Club before your interview, to ensure you know where to go and gain an understanding of your potential new working environment.

    Our general recruitment process may cover all or some of the below steps:

    • Review application submitted and supporting documents
    • Phone screening with shortlisted applicants
    • Individual Interview or Assessment Centre (group interview)
    • Follow up interview (if required)
    • Testing/Online Assessments
    • Pre-employment checks

    Meeting with a recruiter is your opportunity to create a positive first impression. Consider how you present yourself, including the way you dress and your body language. All of our positions require either a uniform or business attire to be worn at all times.

    Please bring the following to your interview:

    • 100 points of identification (drivers licence/proof of age card and Birth Certificate or Passport will be sufficient). In addition to supplying the necessary identification, (where relevant) a candidate will need to provide evidence that they have a legal entitlement to work in Australia.
    • Qualification documents and certificates relevant to the position (e.g. RSA, RCG).
    • Recent professional reference details (preferably supervisors/managers from a current employer – minimum 2 references).
    • A list of questions that you may have in relation to the role, department or the business.
    • A copy of your resume for you to refer to; or provide the Recruiter with an updated version.

    During the interview, we ask a series of behavioural based interview questions that focus on the core competency areas of the position. You will be required to provide examples of experiences where you have demonstrated these behaviours. You will have the opportunity to gain a thorough understanding of the position and to ask your own questions of the interviewers!

    Always allow sufficient travel time so you can arrive early and then relax! If you are unable to make your interview on time, please contact a member of the People and Culture team on 03 6335 5839 or 6335 5772.

  • Prefer to talk to a member of the People and Culture team?

    If you have any questions, feel free to contact one of our team members (in confidence) directly by phoning 03 6335 5839 or 03 6335 5772.