Full-time, until 2028

The Maths Learning Leader is a pivotal role within our Leadership team, responsible for driving academic excellence and fostering a robust learning environment for students in the field of mathematics. This position demands a visionary leader who can inspire both educators and students while developing and implementing comprehensive mathematics curricula that meet the diverse needs of learners.

In this role you will collaborate with teachers, administration, and educational stakeholders to enhance teaching methodologies, assess students' learning progress, and ensure alignment with national standards in mathematics education. You will also oversee professional development initiatives, equipping educators with innovative teaching strategies and resources that promote student engagement and achievement. Strong analytical skills, alongside effective communication and leadership capabilities, are essential, as is a genuine passion for mathematics education and student success. As Maths Learning Leader you will play a vital role in shaping the academic experience of students and contributing to the overall mission of the institution to cultivate a culture of excellence, inquiry, and lifelong learning.

Qualification and Requirements:

Degree qualification in Education, Mathematics, or related field.

Current teaching qualifications and VIT registration

Proven experience in teaching Maths at secondary level.

Demonstrated ability to engage students with a lively, adaptive and effective teaching style.

Strong understanding of differentiated instruction techniques to cater to diverse learning styles

Demonstrated competence against the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers across professional knowledge, practice and engagement.

Demonstrated drive, passion, a positive attitude, and proactive approach towards your work, understanding the importance of emotional intelligence and empathy in building trust and a positive learning community across the College.

Sound knowledge of current and educational trends, issues, policies, and directions.

Excellent organisational skills, planning, analytical and data mining capabilities.

Demonstrated capacity to be a resourceful leader and team member who can operate in a mentoring, collaborative and inclusive manner.

About Catherine McAuley College Bendigo

Catherine McAuley College Bendigo is a co-educational year 7 to 12 Catholic secondary school and a member of the vibrant network of Mercy Education Limited, schools around Australia, Catherine McAuley College staff benefit from a professional environment, which has been cultivated over the 148 years of the school’s heritage.

The Mercy values of compassion, courage, respect, justice, service and hospitality guide our way and our touchstone statement supports these values: ‘inspiring members of our community to be learners impelled to thrive and serve’.

The College is situated across two campuses: St Mary’s Campus, Barkly Street Bendigo (Years 10-12) and Coolock Campus, McIvor Hwy, Junortoun (Years 7 – 9). The current enrolment is approximately 1500 students with a significant growth forecast and plans well underway for further exciting future developments.

The College is a reGEN school committed to promoting and adopting an integrated curriculum approach to sustainable living including respecting, conserving, and renewing our global environment.

We are dedicated to developing students who are critical and creative thinkers, with the skills to be self-motivated in the pursuit of knowledge. Our students are empowered to see themselves as positive agents of change, who are called to participate actively and ethically in society as young men and women of Mercy.

To explore what happens in our learning areas across both campuses, please visit our website, take a virtual tour or look through Open House which also includes further 3D tours .

How to Apply

1. Provide a cover letter and your current Resume, including at least two professional referees – all applications are to be addressed to the Principal, Mr Brian Turner

2. Complete and include an Application for Employment – Teacher which is accessible via the website.

3. Email applications to the People and Culture mailbox: [email protected]

Applications close on Wednesday 18 June 2025

More information

For more information on this role, please contact Frank Dullard, Executive Deputy Principal Staff & Administration on 5445 9100 or [email protected].

This role attracts a Position of Leadership allowance.

Terms and conditions of employment will be in accordance with the Catholic Education Multi Enterprise Agreement (CEMEA) 2022.