Head of Teaching & Learning

• Executive Leadership Position

• Commencing January 2027

Empowering our community for the building of a better world.

“Fraser Coast Anglican College is a co-educational College registered to enrol students from Pre-Kindergarten to Year 12. Set on 62 acres of scenic bushland in beautiful Hervey Bay, it is an idyllic environment to learn, play, work and thrive.

We are well known for consistently strong academic results and adherence to high standards inside and outside of the learning environment. Our focus is on the holistic development of each of our students and this approach is evident in our modern learning programs and range of engaging extra-curricular and co-curricular activities. In 2022, FCAC was awarded Australia’s ‘Regional School of the Year’ at the Australian Education Awards in Sydney. 

We believe in investing in our students so they become confident and creative individuals who are active in our community as well as developing them as successful learners who can apply their skills to whatever challenges are placed before them. Our community is one of inclusion, relying heavily on the power of positive relationships between students, parents and staff for the best outcomes for our students.”

Regards

Joe Wright, Principal

About the Role

We are seeking a passionate and accomplished educational leader to join our Executive Leadership Team as Head of Teaching & Learning, commencing January 2027.

As a member of the College's Executive Leadership Team, you will champion excellence in teaching and learning, lead curriculum development and innovation, and help shape the future direction of the Secondary School. Partnering closely with the Principal and Executive team, you will play a pivotal role in advancing the College's vision while fostering a culture of continuous improvement and outstanding educational outcomes.

Duties

As the Head of Teaching and Learning you will be responsible for:

• Strategic oversight and implementation of teaching and learning pedagogy, initiatives and quality programs in the Secondary School.

• Whole school strategy: align teaching and learning programs across Secondary and Primary.

• The College timetable.

• Improving student outcomes across the Secondary School.

• Developing a contemporary and evidence-based culture of teaching and learning across the Secondary School.

• The development and recruitment of Secondary School academic staff.     

Skills and experience required

• A Bachelor's degree in Education with a specialisation in a related field.

• A Masters degree would be strongly considered but is not essential.

• Current teacher registration with the Queensland College of Teachers. 

• Significant experience in leadership would be highly desirable.

• Outstanding teaching skills, underpinned by a strong understanding of contemporary teaching and learning practices.

• Demonstrate a strong foundation and an in-depth understanding of the Australian curriculum, QCAA and QCAT.

• High level of interpersonal, leadership and collaborative skills and the ability to communicate at all levels and stakeholders within the College environment, the general public and external agencies with the possession of tact, diplomacy and discretion.

• Demonstrated engagement in ongoing professional development that enhances teaching skills, keeping up-to-date with curriculum changes, and staying informed about best practices in education through participation in workshops, conferences, and professional learning communities that contribute to continuous growth as an educator.

A comprehensive outline of the Head of Teaching & Learning is available in the role statement. To view the role statement, please click here.

Applications close 4:00pm, Monday, 28 September 2026. Please note, applications will be reviewed as they are received, and interviews may be conducted prior to the closing date with suitably qualified candidates.

Culture

Staff at FCAC are caring and dedicated people who value relationships, insist on high standards and are supportive of the aims and ethos of an Anglican School. 

Benefits

• Executive leadership position in an award-winning independent regional school

• Opportunities for professional development and career growth

• A range of health and wellbeing initiatives including Employee Assistance Program and annual flu vaccine

• Discounted tuition fees for children of staff members

• Salary packaging opportunities

Fraser Coast Anglican College is an equal opportunity employer and a Child Safe Organisation.

How to apply

All applications must be received via the ‘apply’ button on SEEK.

If you would like to apply for this position, please include:

• a cover letter addressed to our Principal outlining, why you believe you are a great fit for our role and why you want to work for FCAC

• name and contact details of two (2) recent work referees

• up to date resume

About Fraser Coast Anglican College

Fraser Coast Anglican College is a K-12 College located in beautiful Hervey Bay, the gateway to World Heritage listed K’gari. The College is a member of the Anglican Schools network of South East Queensland and has a well-documented record of consistently achieving outstanding academic outcomes for its students. FCAC was awarded the title of ‘Regional School of the Year’, at The 2022 Australian Education Awards.

To learn more about Fraser Coast Anglican College, view our prospectus here.

The Principal

Fraser Coast Anglican College

PO Box 1150, Hervey Bay, Qld, 4655

Telephone: (07) •••• •411

Employment seekers wishing to work with children in paid non-teaching appointments must hold a current Paid Blue Card to be able to commence work. FCAC reserves the right to censor applications accordingly to comply with Queensland legislation, while also in accord with the Anglican Schools Recruitment Policy and timelines available at the time of processing each of its vacancies.