Job Summary
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- Job posted on: 10th Jun 2021
We are EREA Edmund Rice Flexi School, co-located at the Elizabeth TAFE Campus and part of the EREA Oscar Romero Flexi Schools Network. We provide diverse learning and wellbeing experiences and aim to re-engage young people who are looking to access a different way of learning. Fundamental to our operation are the principles of Respect Participation, Honesty and Safe & Legal. Staff and young people come together on ‘Common Ground’ where everyone has a voice in making decisions and establishing working agreements to foster a positive environment where young people can achieve positive educational and wellbeing outcomes.
We’re looking for a qualified person to join our team and fulfil the newly created position of Leader of Wellbeing and Practice. This is a middle management position and will see you responsible for, but not limited to:
This role requires a dedicated, compassionate professional who has experience working with disenfranchised young people. The role will vary day-to-day to reflect the diverse needs of the young people we support. Our school has a strong focus on personalised and individual learning for each young person and promotes a caring and supportive environment for all.
To be successful the ideal candidate will have a:
There is an attractive salary on offer of $103,000 per annum PLUS Super and salary sacrificing options!
For further information about this position, please contact Emanuela Simos at [email protected], using the subject line: Wellbeing Practice Manager enquiry via EthicalJobs , or on 0411 657 298
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply. EREA is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
All applicants will be subject to EREA and legislative screening procedures. These checks are consistent with EREA’s commitment to child protection policies and procedures. EREA is committed to ensuring the safety, wellbeing, and dignity of all children and young people