<p>Founded in 1881 by the Marist Brothers, St Joseph’s College is a boarding and day secondary boys’ school, whose Catholic identity is shaped by Marist spirituality and traditions. Governed by Marist Schools Australia, the College enrolment is approximately 1,100 students.</p><p>The Academic Leader works to optimise the academic engagement and academic growth of all students in their year group to strive for excellence.  </p><p><i><strong>As the delegated leader of academics for a specific year group in the College, the role is responsible for all students in their Year group during the school day, with input to the evening study program</strong></i><strong>.</strong> He/she will operate in partnership with the Head of Year and the Leader of Wellbeing &amp; Formation to ensure a comprehensive and cohesive structure for the academic leadership and management of students.</p><p>Applications are invited from highly experienced educators from within any teaching discipline who can demonstrate a high level of student academic care. The successful applicant will be an exceptional teacher, possess a high degree of organisational and interpersonal skills and a willingness to consolidate and further advance well-established current structures. A demonstrated capacity to embrace the college’s Learning Framework and a collegial &amp; collaborative approach would be favourable. </p><p>The successful applicant will work in a modern work environment, with a very positive and supportive culture, located close to public transport and free parking.  Some of the benefits include a competitive salary with salary packaging options, access to our state-of-the-art Aquatic and Fitness Centre, professional development and complimentary lunch provided daily.</p><p>Further information, including a comprehensive role descriptions, is available on the College website <a href="http://www.joeys.org" rel="nofollow">www.joeys.org</a> </p><p>Applications should reach the College by <strong>Tuesday 15 October 2024</strong></p><p><i>Child Protection screening procedures apply.</i></p>