Parke State School is seeking a Small Schools Business Manager to join the team. The role provides you with the opportunity to work closely with other staff, students and their families to achieve the educational outcomes of the school.
Position status | Permanent |
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Position type | Part-time |
Occupational group | Administration |
Classification | AO3 |
Workplace Location | Wide Bay |
Job ad reference | QLD/NCR426224/22P |
Closing date | 06-Jul-2022 |
Yearly salary | $37376 - $41474 |
Fortnightly salary | $1432.64 - $1589.72 |
Job duration | |
Contact person | Emma Sauer |
Contact details | (07) 4122 0803 |
About the School:
Since its opening in 1914 after the donation of the 5-acre block by Mr John Parke, a local cane farmer, Parke State School has continued to embody the spirit of community and connectedness to its people. The rich heritage, coupled with a caring, dedicated and experienced staff and an active and close-knit parent body, ensures that Parke State School truly is the little gem south of Maryborough.
About the Role:
As the Small Schools Business Manager you will have responsibility for the following:
Please view the Role Description for a full list of duties.
When working in regulated employment an employee must have a current Working with Children Clearance (blue card) issued by Blue Card Services.
Interested? To apply:
Applications remain current for 12 months from the closing date and may be considered for appointment to identical or similar vacancies within the Department. Applications from recruitment agencies will not be accepted.
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