An exciting opportunity for a Principal to join the team at Bundaberg Special School. If you are someone who can deliver the vision of our school, develop quality teaching and learning as well as create positive relationships between students, teachers and stakeholders, then we would love to hear from you!
Position status | Permanent |
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Position type | Flexible full-time |
Occupational group | Education & Training |
Classification | Stream3/Level 6 |
Workplace Location | Wide Bay |
Job ad reference | QLD/NCR435376/22P |
Closing date | 16-Aug-2022 |
Yearly salary | $167174 - $170130 |
Fortnightly salary | $6407.80 - $6521.10 |
Job duration | |
Contact person | Brad Roberts |
Contact details | (07) 4155 7506 |
About the School
Bundaberg Special School is located in Norville, Bundaberg Queensland and educates approximately 99 students aged between 5 to 18 years old. Bundaberg Special School provides a safe and supportive learning environment where every student can experience success every day. The Bundaberg Special School Community is committed to building futures together by engaging all learners in an inclusive, safe and respectful learning environment that values the individual, families and community partnerships. We value; commitment, respect and inclusion.
About the Role
As the Principal, you will have responsibility for the following:
For a full list of mandatory requirements please see the attached role description.
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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