Kesser Torah College (KTC) is an Orthodox Jewish Day School offering a diverse academic programme which strives for excellence in both General Studies and Jewish Studies.
With over 500 students and over 100 staff, we are committed to an education that is nurturing, differentiated and rigorous.
Summary
The motto of KTC is ‘We grow minds and nurture character, guided by the Torah’. We believe teaching and guiding children to develop their personal character and behaviour is an essential component of education and of being an educator. In addition to teaching academic knowledge and skills, we acknowledge and value, that our school (together with parents) plays an important role in helping students develop their capacity to make good behaviour choices. In particular, we strive to teach our students to demonstrate respect, kindness and compassion, to themselves, their peers, their teachers and the wider community.
Selection Criteria
- Is passionate about working with children, helping them to become the best version of themselves
- Well-developed communication and interpersonal skills with the capacity to build relationships with, and engage, students, staff and parents
- Exceptional time-management, planning and organisational skills
- Proven ability to multi-task and work effectively to deadlines
- Excellent team leader and proactive team player
- Demonstrates initiative, creativity and flexibility
- Demonstrates conflict-resolution skills and a positive approach to problem-resolution
Scope of Position
The Wellbeing Coordinator (WC) will provide day-to-day support for students and staff with matters related to student wellbeing and behaviour. The WC will also develop and support initiatives and programs that promote good behaviour choices and student wellbeing throughout the Primary School. As a member of the Primary School Wellbeing Team, the WC will work collaboratively with all members of the Wellbeing Team.
The WC reports to the Head of Primary and will also work closely with the Deputy Head of Primary.
The WC is a 0.6 FTE load, with the potential of a full-time role which would include teaching responsibilities.
If you are passionate about nurturing the wellbeing of young people, we invite you to be part of our team at KTC
In order to be considered, please submit the following:
- a covering letter
- Curriculum Vitae (Resume)
- evidence of NESA accreditation (if applicable)
- Working with Children Check (employee) clearance
- copies/scans of dentification showing date of birth; and
- contact details for no less than two professional referees.