Year Level Coordinators
- Candidates looking to take the next step will be considered for this exciting leadership opportunity
- Independent Darwin School
- Benefits for this role include, but not limited to:
- Additional PAR allowance
- Generous relocation assistance available to approved applicants
- Salary packaging options and access to the Employee Wellbeing Support Program
- College fee discounts for eligible employees
- Ongoing professional learning and leadership development opportunities
- A supportive and collaborative school community committed to staff wellbeing and student success
- PD available on request
- SH#9238
School Profile
SchoolHouse is working in partnership with a coeducational independent school located south-east of the Darwin CBD. This school has an excellent reputation for providing individual care and attention to its students. The college has a distinct sub-school structure, allowing a seamless pathway from Early Learning through to Year 12.
- Supportive and collaborative staff environment
- Competitive Salary Package (based on qualifications and level of experience)
- Focus on holistic education of students
- Opportunities for growth and progression within various sections of the College
Employment Requirements
- Northern Territory Teaching Registration Board processed (or eligibility to gain)
- Working Rights for Australia (or eligible to gain) including WHV or Skilled Migrant Visa
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Year Level Coordinators in Darwin employer: The
As a Senior Mathematics Teacher at this highly regarded independent school in Brisbane's Inner West, you will be part of a vibrant community that values innovation and creativity. The school offers a supportive work culture with generous professional development opportunities, including access to Harvard Teacher Scholarships and an Innovation Fund for creative projects. With a focus on collaboration and continuous improvement, this role provides a meaningful opportunity to inspire motivated students while advancing your own teaching practice.
