Working in Catholic Education

Catholic Education Tasmania provides student focused, Christ centred learning for life for over 16,500 Tasmanian students. 

We seek people who are passionate about what they do: whether they are based in one of our 38 schools and colleges or in one of our four administrative offices statewide. 

Catholic Education Tasmania currently employs over 2,200 staff across Tasmania. If you would like to work with us to provide the best outcomes for our students you can view our current opportunities online.

WHY WORK IN CATHOLIC EDUCATION TASMANIA

Catholic Education Tasmania runs an extensive professional learning calendar designed to provide teachers and support staff with ongoing professional development and formation opportunities.

Scholarships may be available from time to time for targeted professional learning.

Our Leadership Continuum targets specific development opportunities for early career teachers through to Principals.

All employees in Catholic Education Tasmania have access to qualified counsellors through the confidential Employee Assistance Program.

WHAT QUALIFICATIONS ARE REQUIRED TO WORK IN CATHOLIC EDUCATION TASMANIA

All staff are required to hold current Working with Vulnerable People registration.

All non-teaching employees and nominated volunteers within Catholic schools are required to take part in the Police Check process. Police checks are conducted every three years (maximum) or as required by changes in job/task responsibilities.

Download the Police Check Application Form

All teachers need to hold, at a minimum, a four-year Bachelor of Education and be registered through the Teachers Registration Board Tasmania. Teachers must be registered before they can commence employment in an ongoing, replacement, limited tenure or relief position.

All staff are required to meet the Accreditation status appropriate to their position. To teach Religious Education in a Catholic school requires a commitment from teachers to work towards achieving the requirements for Full Accreditation C. The details of the pathways available to achieve Full Accreditiation C are available in the Pathways section of our website.

EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

An Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a service available to all Tasmanian Catholic Education Employees.

Through access to qualified counsellors, staff have the opportunity to identify problems and find ways of resolving them.

The EAP is provided by external services that offer counselling to employees of a number of organisations.

All counsellors employed by EAP service providers are qualified and experienced.

TASMANIAN CATHOLIC EDUCATION SINGLE ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT

The industrial instrument relevant to most employees in Catholic Education Tasmania are the Tasmanian Catholic Education Single Enterprise Agreements.

The Tasmanian Catholic Education Single Enterprise Agreement 2018 is an Enterprise Agreement currently before the Fair Work Commission seeking ratification.