Chaplain

School: Carmichael College; Morayfield; On-site; AUD 39,000 - 44,000; Part time

Job summary

Carmichael College in Morayfield, QLD seeks a Part-Time School Chaplain to provide pastoral care and discipleship, supporting the wellbeing of students and staff.

Applicants should hold a Certificate IV in Youth Work, Chaplaincy or Pastoral Care or higher, have at least 1 year of school chaplaincy experience, and be active in their church; Australian citizens only, with no sponsorship offered.

Qualifications

• Hold a Certificate IV in Youth Work, Chaplaincy or Pastoral Care or equivalent or higher qualification.
• Have a minimum 1 year of chaplaincy experience in a school environment.
• Ability to communicate effectively with students, parents and college staff.
• Demonstrate Christ-like service and represent the College professionally.
• Comply with College policies, Health and Safety and Staff Code of Conduct.
• Australian citizenship and active church involvement per the College faith statement.

Responsibilities

• Provide pastoral care to students individually or in small groups.
• Support social, emotional and spiritual wellbeing within the school community.
• Maintain pastoral care records and program rolls; communicate with parents and staff.
• Involve in weekly chapel services and school activities and events.

Education

Certificate IV in Youth Work / Chaplaincy / Pastoral Care or higher

Job description

School: Carmichael College – Morayfield QLD

14d ago , from Christian Schools Australia

Carmichael College is a Prep to Year 12 co-educational, non-denominational Christian College situated in Morayfield, Queensland. The College was established in 2015 and is enjoying steady growth.

The College is seeking applications from passionate Christian professionals to join our team as a Part-Time School Chaplain. This role reports to the Chaplaincy Coordinator and provides pastoral care and discipleship services and strategies that support the social, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing of the school community. In this role you will:

• Provide pastoral care to students (individually and in small groups) who may be facing various struggles such as mental health struggles, friendship concerns, following grief and loss, self-esteem.
• Maintain current and relevant records; pastoral care notes, permission forms, program rolls.
  Communicate effectively with parents and carers and necessary college staff around the needs of students.
• Know the gospel and be able to share it, in word through conversation, small groups, devotions, chapel talks and through deeds.
• Participate in the life of the school through activities such as playground duties, sports days, celebration nights, camps, You Belong Day, Prayer Week etc.
• Building a sense of connection within the college community by being a part of the Brekkie Club and active at lunchtimes through leading activities or simply connecting with students.
• Involvement in weekly chapel services.

Applicants should:

• Hold a Certificate IV in Youth Work, Chaplaincy or Pastoral Care or equivalent or higher qualification in fields of Social Science, Education, Counselling, Ministry.
• Have a minimum 1 year of chaplaincy experience in a school environment.
• Effectively communicate and liaise with college administration, staff, parents, health and allied professionals and relevant agencies
• Ability to quickly build rapport with students and adults
• Professionally represent the College in personal presentation, manner, and Christ-like service.
• Work within the College’s mission, framework, and policies at all times.
• Comply with College policies, procedures, and practices, including Health and Safety and the Staff Code of Conduct.

Applicantsmust be an Australian citizen, the College does not offer international sponsorship.

Applicants must be practising Christians, who are active in their own churches and subscribe to the College’s Statement of Faith and Staff Code of Conduct, which can be found on our website https://www.carmichael.qld.edu.au/employment-2/.

Carmichael College is committed to safeguarding and promoting the safety, welfare and well-being of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment.