School Learning OfficerCommencement Date: from Term 1 in 2025
Employment Type: Casual (as required)
Salary Range: SOF Level 3 - $41.47 - $43.23 Gross per hour (casual rate)
This is an active advertisement with no official end date. Applicants will be interviewed upon receipt of application, if suitable. St Rita's School, BabindaSt Rita's School, Babinda is a small school with a big spirit!
Our Vision...
St Rita's school is a dynamic learning community strengthened by our Mercy heritage and inspired through the teachings of Jesus Christ. We are connected and compassionate to the needs of our community and are proud of our local Wanyurr-Majay culture. We engage our learners through relevant and hands-on experiences, bringing joy and confidence to learning.
The school's core values of Learning, Respect, Community, Faith are truly lived at St Rita's and embody our school culture. We pride ourselves on being child-centered and learning-focused on all we do. We believe all learning should be relevant, engaging and interactive. Our 'Learning Boulders' reflect how we believe our students learn through Community, Connection, Joy, Dynamic, Hands-on and relevant learning experiences.
About the RoleThe purpose of the School Learning Officer role is to maximise educational outcomes for students by providing assistance to Teachers to meet the learning goals of students. This may involve assisting Teachers in the delivery of learning programs both in small group and/or 1:1 scenarios.
Typical duties of a School Learning Officer include, but are not limited to: Assist with evaluating and assessing the learning needs of students while under the direction and/or supervision of the classroom teacher.Attend meetings by invitation, involving parents, teachers, and/or specialists where appropriate to discuss student progress and needs.Work with students according to the directions/lesson plans given by the class teacher.Provide physical assistance to students where necessary and appropriate.Participate in planning days with team teachers to discuss student needs.Provide support to students with social/emotional needs in the form of supervising a student when time-out from the classroom for a short period is needed; developing a close rapport with students to be a contact person if needed.Adhere to individual classroom rules, expectations, incentive schemes, and behaviour management plans as informed by the classroom teacher.Assist with in-class support programmes as directed by the classroom teacher.Report regularly to the classroom teacher on student progress.Maintain confidentiality with regard to student information and discuss same in an appropriate setting with relevant school personnel only.Participate in daytime school carnivals as directed by an academic staff member.Maintain confidentiality regarding student information and redirect all parental enquiries concerning student progress to the classroom teacher.Assist with group work in Literacy block time if appropriate for the year level and as directed by the classroom teacher.Keep personal records of student work sessions.Assist teaching staff in the supervision of students with all concerns/problems referred to teaching staff for resolution as required.Experience working with students with needs would be an advantage.Work RequirementsHold a Working with Children Blue Card.Be fully supportive of the ethos of Catholic Education.What we offer12.75% Employer Superannuation Contributions.Access to long service leave after 7 years of continuous service (portability of Long Service Leave may also be applicable).Access to Employee Assistance Program.For further information about the role, please download the Position Description.
Intending applicants must be fully committed to creating and maintaining a child safe organisation. Catholic Education is an equal opportunity employer. Position Description:School Learning Officer Position Description - Level 3
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