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Director of Boarding
Contract Type: Permanent/Ongoing Position Full Time
Applications Close: 16 May 2024
Scotch College, Melbourne seeks an experienced leader in residential living as the next Director of Boarding.
• Relational leader whose stewardship fosters thriving communities
• Inspiring educator who role models values & excellence
• Skilled executive with operational & governance acumen.
<p>With a rich heritage spanning over 160 years and nestled in the very heart of cosmopolitan Melbourne, Scotch College embraces tradition while fostering innovation in academic excellence and holistic development for young minds poised to be fulfilled global citizens. Boarding at Scotch College, Melbourne transcends mere accommodation; its vibrant culture of personal growth and belonging is an integral part of the rich tapestry of the school community. Guided by values of integrity and excellence, Scotch's boarding experience is steeped in tradition yet attuned to modern needs. Supported throughout by a dedicated team of expert staff, boarders at Scotch College embark on a transformative journey of academic achievement and character development.
</p><p>The Director of Boarding is responsible for a safe, vibrant and inclusive residential environment where all, students and staff, are known, respected, encouraged and afforded every opportunity to achieve their personal best. The Director ensures a residential programme that is enriching, adheres to all relevant internal policies and external legislative or regulatory frameworks, and surpasses compliance practices and expectations.
</p><p>Leading by example, the Director of Boarding actively mentors and effectively leads a team to develop, implement and review the operation, risk management, and continuous improvement of a boarding programme that is evidence-based, draws from industry best practice and is co-created with engagement from relevant stakeholders including students, alumni, parents, and staff.
</p><p>The successful candidate has demonstrable experience being a:
</p><p>• Relational and confident leader whose stewardship fosters a thriving community, nurturing positive relationships, building networks and leveraging optimal partnerships with stakeholders
</p><p>• Inspiring educator who role-models, mentors and leads excellence in values, wellbeing pedagogy, teaching strategies and professional learning; both within the boarding programme and the residential living industry more broadly
</p><p>• Skilled executive with the acumen and expertise to set the benchmark in good governance by positively influencing the design, implementation and renewal of boarding policies, processes, protocols, systems, services, and infrastructure
</p><p>• Practised administrator and effective communicator who is operationally highly adept, simultaneously managing competing needs, addressing multiple priorities and navigating diverse complex issues while mitigating risk and respecting privacy at all times.
</p><p>The position, which reports into the Vice Principal, Head of Senior School, is responsible for 160 boarding students and is the line manager of several staff. This role attracts a highly competitive remuneration package (including accommodation onsite for a family and added benefits) and is offered as an ongoing teaching position with a six-year contract for the promotional role starting early January 2025 (or as negotiated). Applicants must be VIT registered teachers.
</p><p>Scotch College staff support the College’s Christian heritage and comply with the school’s child safety policies and related policies and procedures (including the Code of Conduct), upholding the principles and values set out in legislative frameworks and regulations, at all times conducting themselves in accordance with the commitment to take all reasonable steps to promote the safety of children.
</p><p>Scotch College has a zero-tolerance policy for child abuse and is committed to promoting child safety, children's wellbeing and protecting children from abuse.</p><p>
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