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St Augustine’s College, Sydney is seeking a Digital Learning Coordinator to drive innovative use of digital technologies across Years 5–12. You will support teachers to embed technology in classrooms, lead professional learning and coaching, and promote responsible use of emerging technologies including AI.
You will collaborate with staff and leadership to shape digital learning strategies, build staff capability and enhance student digital literacy and wellbeing in a Catholic education context.
Exciting opportunity for an exceptional educator to join us as Digital Literacy Coordinator.Our staff make the serious business of educating young men fun!
St Augustine’s College, Sydney
St Augustine’s College is a leading Catholic independent boys’ school in the Augustinian tradition, committed to excellence in teaching, learning and pastoral care. We are seeking an inspiring and innovative educator to join our academic team in the newly created position of Digital Learning Coordinator.
This 2 point leadership position is an exciting opportunity for a teacher with a passion for digital innovation, contemporary pedagogy and staff development to influence teaching and learning across Years 5–12. Working closely with teachers, faculty leaders and College leadership, you will help shape how technology enhances learning, builds student capability and prepares young people to thrive in an increasingly digital world.
As Digital Learning Coordinator, you will be a visible advocate for effective digital learning practice across the College. You will support teachers to confidently embed technology into their classrooms, lead innovation projects, facilitate professional learning and help ensure our students develop the digital literacy skills required for future success.
In this role, you will:
You are an excellent classroom practitioner who enjoys helping others grow and improve their practice.
You will bring:
This is an opportunity to join a thriving and innovative learning community where academic excellence, student wellbeing and staff development are equally valued.
At St Augustine's, we invest in our people. We offer above-market salaries, meaningful professional learning, leadership development opportunities and a culture built on respect, support and genuine collegiality.
Our staff also enjoy:
Most importantly, you'll join a school that genuinely values its staff and recognises that exceptional outcomes for students begin with exceptional support for our people.
St Augustine’s College is committed to the safety and wellbeing of all students. The successful applicant will be required to undergo appropriate child protection screening and comply with College safeguarding practices.
Applications close 8am Monday 2 November, however applications will be reviewed as received and may proceed to interview, so the College reserves the right to appoint prior to this date. Early applications are encouraged.
Affiliation: Catholic
Teaching Level: Secondary
Gender: Boy
1418 Students
120 TeachingStaff
59 Non-Teaching Staff
Single School
St Augustine's College - Sydney is a Catholic Congregational school teaching the Augustinian values of Truth, Love and Community. The College has a strong academic tradition and commitment to pastoral care. St Augustine’s College is a Year 5 – 12 school of more than 1,200 boys located in the northern beaches of Sydney.St Augustine’s College is known for its strong sense of community care and spirit, strongly uniting students, families and staff. The enthusiasm displayed by our students and highly qualified teaching staff enriches all areas of our community, setting the tone for a dynamic and stimulating environment.We pride ourselves on being an all-inclusive school where boys of varying abilities are given the opportunity to achieve personal excellence. We develop young men to become confident and have a genuine love of learning, working both autonomously and collaboratively, to be intellectually curious while being critical and independent thinkers.