Abergowrie, Australia | Posted on 05/08/2026
- Salary Salary commensurate with qualifications and relevant experience
- Subject Boarding
- Job Type Full time
- City Abergowrie
- Country Australia
- Postal Code 4850
Job Description
Assitant Head of Boarding
- Opportunity to work within a culturally rich community,supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students
- Catholic co-educational day and boarding secondarycollege
- Relocation and accommodation subsidies available
- Reference number | SH#8940
School Profile
SchoolHouse is working in partnership with a Catholicco-educational day and boarding secondary college located in Far NorthQueensland. The College has a proud history of educating young people fromregional, rural and remote communities and is committed to providingopportunities for students to thrive through quality teaching, pastoral careand a broad range of curriculum offerings. This school is seeking passionateand dedicated teachers who are eager to contribute to a close-knit boardingschool community and make a positive impact on student outcomes.
Benefits of working at this school
- Relocation assistanceavailable
- Supportive andcollaborative teaching team
- Opportunity to make ameaningful difference in students' lives
- Beautiful regionallocation with a strong sense of community
Requirements
- Working Rights forAustralia
- A commitment to Catholiceducation and the values and ethos of the College
- Ability to build positiverelationships with students from diverse backgrounds
- Willingness to contributeto the wider life of the College, including the boarding community
Assitant Head of Boarding employer: SchoolHouse
SchoolHouse is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant and inclusive work culture that prioritises professional development and employee well-being. Located in the picturesque Hills District of Sydney, our independent Islamic co-educational day school provides competitive salaries and a supportive team environment, making it an ideal place for educators to thrive and make a meaningful impact on students' lives.
