Non Teaching Positions

We are currently seeking dedicated and passionate staff to join our encouraging and dedicated non-teaching teams. We are looking for individuals who share our commitment to facilitating exceptional education within a Christian environment. Successful candidates will be able to uphold the College values.

To apply:

Non Teaching Application Form

A cover letter, completed Application Form and CV should be emailed to employment@oxley.vic.edu.au

 

Instructor of Violin and Viola

Fixed Term Maternity Leave Replacement Position

The Oxley Music Department is looking for an experienced instructor of Shoulder Strings to cover a Parental Leave position in our highly regarded Performing Arts Program.
 
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The successful applicant will:
• teach private Violin and Viola students (approximately 6 hours)
• participate in our highly regarded Year 2 Strings Program (six periods across two days)

The full load is approximately 0.4. The load may be split into two parts, with private instrumental instruction being one and the Year 2 Strings Program being the other. Please note that the Year 2 Strings Program runs for six periods over Mondays and Tuesdays.

The successful applicant will commence at the beginning of Term 3 and will be ongoing for the remainder of the year, with the possibility of further work in 2025.

Closing date Sunday, 21 April 2024
 

Relief First Aid Officer

First Aid Officer Relief Role Description

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The College is seeking a First Aid Officer to provide relief to our First Aid Team.

The successful applicant will have an understanding of the health, social, and emotional needs of children.

 

To be considered for one of these roles, please complete the brief Non-Teaching Employment Application Form and submit. Applicants who choose not to submit an Application Form may not be contacted.

Please note: In accordance with the ethos of the College, the College will comply with the requirements of the Child Safe Standards as initiated by Ministerial Order 870 issued by the Victorian Minister of Education in 2015.