Craig Hill
Business and Management Positions
| Dates | Organisation | Position | Description |
| Oct 2019- present | Australian Democrats Brisbane, Australia |
National Vice President | Politics – Facilitate and coordinate the team; assist in organising national gatherings; provide advice on strategic matters; connect divisions with national strategy |
| Jun 2018 –
Jun 2018 |
Language Studies International
Brisbane, QLD |
Academic Director (relief position) |
Education – Manage staff and students, financial management, funding submissions, business development, recruit international students through agents, student supervision, student records, design curriculum and assessments |
| Jun 2015 –
Mar 2017 |
CEETA College (RTO) Brisbane, Qld | Director of Studies | – Providing training support to multiple RTOs in Australia and multinational corporations in China
– Compliance, lead validation teams, design and implement policy, design curriculum and assessments – Manage staff, human resources, financial management, funding submissions, business development, recruit international students through agents, student supervision, student records – Deliver corporate training and Australian qualifications |
| Jan 1997 –
present |
Craig Hill Training Services
Brisbane, Qld Various, China |
General Manager & Education Consultant
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| Jun 2005 –
present |
China Daily Mail Brisbane, Qld | Managing Editor chinadailymail.com craighill.net | Media – Write/edit articles about China and other topics, promote magazine internationally, manage 90 contributors, financial management, business development. |
| Jun 2013 –
Dec 2016 |
Australian Labor Party Brisbane, Qld | Consultant – Policy Network | Politics (volunteer). Social Policy Committee (incl. Education); Governance, Defence and Foreign Policy Committee; Social Media Organising Team. |
| Jan 2011 –
Sep 2011 |
English First Chengdu, China | Manager – Corporate Training & Business Development | Training & Development – Design and implement policy, design curriculum and assessments
– Manage staff, human resources, financial management, funding submissions, business development, recruit international students through agents, student supervision, student records – Deliver corporate training |
| Jul 2009 –
Mar 2010 |
Cheers Bar Nantong, China |
Manager | Hospitality – Manage staff, financial management, customer relations, marketing. |
| Oct 2005 –
Apr 2006 |
Big Issue Magazine Brisbane, Qld |
Assistant State Manager | Media & Welfare (NPO) – Supervise staff, marketing, journalism, creative writing, peer support for street vendors, homelessness project, Vodafone World of Difference Program participant |
| Nov 2001 –
Jun 2002 |
Mrangalli Aboriginal Corporation Inverell, NSW |
Chief Executive Officer | Training & Welfare (NPO) – Manage CDEP for Centrelink, manage training and housing programs for ATSIC, manage 80 staff, financial management, funding submissions, compliance |
| Feb 2000 –
Dec 2000 |
Queensland TAFE Mackay, Qld | Director of Studies – Wadja Wadja High School | Training and Development – design & implement accredited L&N & work skills programs, manage teachers and support staff, promote programs in community, financial management, student support. |
| Jul 1998 –
Dec 1999 |
Australian Red Cross Goulburn, NSW | Area Coordinator – Red Cross Calling | Charity –Recruit and manage volunteers, coordinate doorknock appeal in local area, public appearances and media, financial management. |
| May 1998 –
Dec 1999 |
Australians For Reconciliation Goulburn, NSW | Coordinator & Chairman – Goulburn District | Social Awareness –Establishing and managing a non- profit organisation , coordinate volunteers, networking, promote Aboriginal respect and awareness to stakeholders and in media. |
| Feb 1996 –
Aug 1996 |
NSW Health Department Goulburn, NSW | Manager – Waste Disposal | Health –Design and implement new procedures for the collection and destruction of infectious materials and sharp objects. Train all staff in these procedures. |
| Apr 1995 –
Oct 1995 |
Schuster Engineering Goulburn, NSW | Quality Assurance Manager | Construction –Design and implement QA for company. Keep records of progress at major racecourse construction project and jail; project. |
| Nov 1990 –
Mar 1991 |
Woolworths Cowra, NSW | Night Fill and Deli Manager | Retail – Supervise staff, allocate appropriate duties, rostering, logistics management, stock ordering, |
| Dec 1989 –
Oct 1990 |
Denhams Supermarket Clermont, Qld | Dairy Manager | Retail – Supervise staff, allocate appropriate duties, rostering, logistics management, stock ordering, |
| Jan 1986 –
Sep 1989 |
NSW Corrective Services Goulburn, NSW | Overseer – Ground Maintenance and Prison Guard | Security – Assign, supervise and train prisoner work gang – retraining for release, assess prisoners’ eligibility for sentence remissions and parole. |
Most Recent Posts Post on My Blog About China: China News
China looking at expropriating foreign-held tech shares
Those foreigners who hold shares in Chinese tech companies are being warned that all is not well. It is China expert Gordon Chang who explained at Gatestone Institute, where he is a distinguished senior fellow and a member of the advisory board, that the nation controlled by a repressive Communist regime is “on the road […]
Cadence Column: Asia, July 26, 2021
While a typhoon largely evaded Taiwan over the weekend, tragedy struck the mainland. Shanghai faced flooding and death while India suffered a landslide in the Himalayas. In a shocking video, one boulder took out a bridge. Several people died. But, speaking of Taiwan’s tendency to fall out of manure smelling like roses, there’s nothing like […]
On This Day In Australia: In 1950, Australia announced they would send troops to the Korean War
Originally posted on Craig Hill:
Third Royal Australian Regiment Only five years after the end of the Second World War, Australia became involved in the Korean War. Personnel from the Royal Australian Navy (RAN), Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), and the Australian Regular Army (ARA) were committed soon after the war began and would serve…
What have we learnt in the past century?
It is 100 years since we were supposedly getting over the war to end all wars, World War I, and forming the League of Nations with the purpose of preventing such a conflict and slaughter happening again. Regrettably, the only good that came out of it was the proposal to form the League of Nations; […]
China’s borders will likely remain shut for months, but some may be wary of visiting even after they reopen
Last week, the Biden administration warned American companies about the risk of doing business in Hong Kong, citing Beijing’s increasing crackdown on the city. “The bottom line is that businesses should be aware that the risks faced in mainland China are now increasingly present in Hong Kong,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters. […]
China Threatens to Nuke Japan in ‘Full Scale’ War if They Intervene in Taiwan
In an ominous new video that was circulated by the Communist Party of China, they vow to use nuclear bombs on Japan “continuously until it’s unconditional surrender” in an all out war if they decide to intervene in China’s planned re-taking of Taiwan. “When we ‘liberate’ Taiwan, if Japan dares to intervene by force – […]
Afghanistan: No Peace Without a Clear Vision
Peace is the absence of war, while war is the absence of peace! A negotiated peace in Afghanistan presents a number of challenges. The duration of the war over several decades has created a number of situations, that requires an in-depth examination in light of the peace negotiations that took place between the United States […]
US-China rivalry rooted in lost trust
As early as 2005 John Gersham and Melvin Goodman alerted against the trend of an over-militarized US foreign policy. The warning has been a recurrent theme of American debate, although it gained little traction. The debate recently spilled into mainstream media with The Economist averring that “an over-militarized foreign policy that embraces unrealistic objectives is liable to fail.” […]
Overnight News Headlines (Australia): July 20, 2021
Originally posted on Craig Hill:
Children account for 15 per cent of Australian farm deaths, says AgHealth study – 15 per cent of farm deaths are children under 14 years old, according to an AgHealth Australia study; A Ballarat farmer says she is shocked almost one in six … Australia’s first body image program for…
China in the News: July 20, 2021
Ford unveils lower-priced Mustang Mach-E in China to qualify for subsidies – Previously, this was the only Mach-E priced low enough to qualify for China’s EV subsidies. It was joined by Extended Range RWD and AWD versions as well as the … NZ in ‘position of vulnerability’ over China hacking accusations – New Zealand has […]
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