Assistant Principal, Pastoral Care & Wellbeing

Trinity Catholic College; Goulburn; On-site; AUD 93,000 - 142,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Catalyst training program

Parental leave 24 weeks

Professional development support

Wellbeing program (FLOURISH)

Career transfer opportunities

Job summary

Trinity Catholic College Goulburn is seeking an Assistant Principal Pastoral Care to lead a positive, inclusive school culture focused on student wellbeing and belonging. You will work with families and staff to support students academically, socially, emotionally and spiritually, ensuring they reach their full potential within the life of the College.

The role includes strategic oversight of behaviour support, pastoral initiatives and partnerships with external support agencies.

Qualifications

• Bachelor or Master of Teaching is required.
• Postgraduate qualification in Religious Education or Theological Studies is required.
• Academic qualifications beyond Initial Teacher Education (Master’s degree or five-year equivalent).
• Practising Catholic connected to a worshipping community with reference from Parish Priest; WWCC and NESA accreditation required.

Responsibilities

• Lead student wellbeing, behaviour support, and pastoral initiatives.
• Foster a positive, inclusive school culture where every student is known and cared for.
• Collaborate with families, staff and external support agencies to support student growth.

Skills

Leadership

Pastoral care

Collaboration

Education

Bachelor or Master of Teaching

Postgraduate in Religious Education or Theological Studies

Master’s Degree or five-year equivalent

WWCC & NESA accreditation

Job description

Trinity Catholic College Goulburn is seeking an Assistant Principal Pastoral Care to lead a positive, inclusive school culture focused on student wellbeing and belonging. You will work with families and staff to support students academically, socially, emotionally and spiritually, ensuring they reach their full potential within the life of the College.

The role includes strategic oversight of behaviour support, pastoral initiatives and partnerships with external support agencies.