Year Level Leader

Overview
Lead students & contribute to the Pastoral Care & Student Wellbeing Teams
POL 3, 3 year tenure
Thrive in a supportive and motivated team culture
The Role
Marcellin College, a leading Catholic boy's school, presents an opportunity for a rising leader to join the College as Year Level Leader (Year 10), commencing Term 1, 2026.
The role of the Year Level Leader (Year 10) is to monitor the academic, cultural, social, emotional and physical welfare and development of the students in Year 10. The Year Level Leader (Year 10) is expected to foster a sense of community and care that supports the progress of students. They also support the spiritual development of the young men in Year 10 and the social justice aims of the College. Additionally, Year Level Leaders monitor the academic progress of the students in the Year that they are responsible for.
The role of the Year Level Leader is to drive a collaborative culture of quality student wellbeing, learning and operational excellence, aligned with the College's Catholic ethos, Marist spirituality and vision for Learning. As a member of the Student Wellbeing Team, the Year Level Leader (Year 10) is expected to support the vision and goals of the College as a faith learning community founded on the Gospels and Marist Charism. All College leaders are committed to ongoing professional learning.
The Year Level Leader (Year 10) will work closely with other leaders and teachers in the development and implementation of Student Wellbeing and Pastoral Care programs.
Key Success Factors
In this role you will drive a collaborative culture of quality learning, student and staff growth and academic excellence, aligned with the College's Catholic ethos, Marist Spirituality, Victorian Curriculum and Vision for Learning.
This role works closely with the Student Wellbeing and Learning and Teaching Teams and relevant staff to ensure the development and implementation of a holistic learning and teaching program that is reflective of innovative practices.
You will be someone who is able to model excellent teaching practices while building the capabilities of our learners through evidence-based approaches to teaching and learning. You will be expected to support the vision of the College as a learning community and to be involved in professional development and ongoing learning.
To be successful in this role you will bring relevant qualifications and contemporary teaching experience in your specialist teaching areas as well as:
A willingness to uphold the vision and values of Marcellin College
Role model and inspire a passion for Learning in all students
An understanding of contemporary teaching and learning pedagogies
A commitment to working collaboratively as a part of a team
Strong interpersonal, communication and problem-solving skills
An ability to use ICT to facilitate and enrich student learning and engagement
A commitment to pastoral wellbeing and meeting the social and emotional wellbeing needs of students
Current VIT Registration
About the College
Marcellin College is an inclusive faith learning community where Jesus is known and loved. We ensure each young man learns in a safe and nurturing environment, and the dignity of all is respected. The College is committed to developing in our students the skills to be confident and creative learners in the world in which they live, for today and tomorrow.
Marcellin College is committed to ensure all relevant Child Protection and Safety laws, Ministerial Orders, regulations and standards in Victoria are upheld.
What we offer
Working at Marcellin affords staff the opportunity to experience a relational community where staff are valued and supported. Our salaries are paid in accordance with the Catholic Education Multi-Enterprise Agreement 2022 (CEMEA). In addition, we offer a broad range of benefits including:
Staff Social Club
Diverse Professional Learning opportunities
Exceptional sporting facilities (eg tennis courts, ovals, etc)
Parents Room
EAP
Salary Packaging
3 week mid year holiday
Catholic Formation events (in-house and interstate)
For further information and details regarding Responsibilities, Key Result Areas, Qualifications and Experience, surrounding this position, please review the Position Description below.
Applications close Monday 15 September 2025 at 9am with interviews to be conducted the first week of Term 4. Early applications looked upon favourably.
Please ensure you have a cover letter, resume, statement addressing the selection criteria and a completed online application form.
Please note only online applications will be accepted.
All uploaded documents must contain the applicants name and position applied for within the filename.
All staff members at Marcellin are expected to support the Catholic ethos of the College.
Marcellin College is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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