Interim Head of Technologies & Learning Excellence

ExecThread; Cairns Regional; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

Catholic Education - Cairns is seeking a Head of Technologies to lead the learning and teaching program in the Technologies department. The role focuses on implementing curriculum to meet requirements, supporting strong teaching practices, and monitoring outcomes.

The successful candidate will use data to guide decisions, build partnerships across the education community, and ensure resources are used responsibly while maintaining a safe, supportive environment aligned with Catholic education

Qualifications

• Must hold professional qualifications in education and be registered, or eligible for registration, with the relevant teaching authority.
• Committed to the ethos of Catholic education and child-safe practices.
• Proven strength in curriculum leadership and data-informed decision making.

Responsibilities

• Lead the learning and teaching program in the Technologies department.
• Implement curriculum in line with relevant requirements.
• Develop and support effective teaching practices.
• Monitor student learning and teacher performance.
• Use student and teaching data to guide decisions.
• Build partnerships within and beyond the school.
• Manage available resources responsibly.
• Contribute to a safe, supportive learning environment.

Skills

Curriculum leadership

Data-driven decision making

Team leadership

Partnership building

Education

Professional teaching qualification

Job description

Catholic Education - Cairns is seeking a Head of Technologies to lead the learning and teaching program in the Technologies department. The role focuses on implementing curriculum to meet requirements, supporting strong teaching practices, and monitoring outcomes.

The successful candidate will use data to guide decisions, build partnerships across the education community, and ensure resources are used responsibly while maintaining a safe, supportive environment aligned with Catholic education