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Catholic College Extension Project

Friday 26 June

Tasmanian students can look forward to an exciting new vision for Catholic education and increased educational opportunities in the greater Hobart region.
Catholic Archbishop of Hobart, The Most Reverend Julian Porteous, together with the Minister for Education and Training The Hon. Jeremy Rockliff, and Executive Director of Catholic Education Tasmania Dr Gerard Gaskin, today launched the Greater Hobart Catholic College Extension Project in Hobart.
The Extension Project is the culmination of three years of research and planning to advance the provision of Years 11 and 12 at Catholic colleges in the greater Hobart area and will see Catholic Education Tasmania extend the provision of senior secondary education in the south from two college sites to five.
From the commencement of 2023 three colleges—MacKillop Catholic College,
St Aloysius Catholic College, and St Virgil's College—will progressively extend their educational offering to Years 11 and 12. This will provide certainty for the future needs of students and complement the excellent Year 11 and 12 education currently provided by St Mary's College and Guilford Young College.

Expressions of Interest

Wednesday 24 June

Expressions of Interest are sought from suitably qualified providers:

Catholic Education Tasmania seeks Expressions of Interest from suitably qualified and experienced providers to inspire creative and courageous initiatives for raising aspirations for students, staff and communities, and achieve excellence in learning and teaching animated by faith.

This is a new initiative driven by Catholic Education Tasmania to determine which interventions and experiences are most effective in improving the educational and well-being outcomes for our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.

This project will work in partnership with schools, Tasmanian Catholic Education Office leaders, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members.

We demonstrate our commitment to reconciliation by encouraging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to apply.

EOI close Wednesday 15 July 2020 at 5:00pm

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Career Opportunities

Monday 15 June

Principal at Marist Regional College (North West Tasmania)

Marist Regional College in Burnie is a co-educational Catholic secondary school catering for young people from Year 7 to Year 12. The College has a focus on personal excellence through academic achievement, vocational and co-curricular endeavours.

An excellent opportunity exists for an experienced Catholic educator to lead this established co-educational College boasting modern facilities with a commitment to engaging a whole community approach to education.

https://careers.catholic.tas.edu.au/en/job/492403/principal-marist-regional-college

Principal at St Aloysius Catholic College (Southern Tasmania)

St Aloysius Catholic College is located in one of the fastest growing locations in Tasmania. A short 15-minute drive south of the Hobart CBD, and close to the beaches, waterways and forests of southern Tasmania, the College sits as a pivotal hub for our southern Catholic schools and the greater Hobart area.

An exceptional faith, professional, and lifestyle opportunity exists for an experienced Catholic Educator to lead a community through a period of significant growth and transformation. St Aloysius Catholic College is a uniquely structured two campus Kindergarten to Year 10 College in the Kingborough municipality, with planning underway for a third campus and the introduction of Years 11 and 12.

https://careers.catholic.tas.edu.au/en/job/492404/principal-st-aloysius-catholic-college

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