Student Wellbeing Officer

Star of the Sea Catholic College, George Town

Part Time | Limited tenure (19^th October 2026 to 18^th December 2027)

Hours: 11 hours per week

Classification: Wellbeing, Level 1

Remuneration: $68,586 pro rata + 12% Superannuation

Why Work at Star of the Sea Catholic College?

Star of the Sea Catholic College is committed to providing quality education in a safe, supportive and inclusive environment. With small class sizes, strong pastoral care, and a culture that celebrates diversity, our teachers are empowered to deliver personalised learning that supports every student’s academic, spiritual and wellbeing needs.

Located on Tasmania’s stunning north coast, George Town offers a relaxed coastal lifestyle, affordable living, rich history, and easy access to beaches, outdoor recreation and a welcoming community. It’s an ideal place to build your career while enjoying a balanced and fulfilling lifestyle.

About the Role

The Student Wellbeing Officer is responsible for delivering high‑quality pastoral care and wellbeing support services that enhance student engagement and contribute to a safe, inclusive and supportive learning environment. This role supports students, families and staff, and plays a key part in strengthening the wellbeing culture of the school.

Key responsibilities include:

• Assist the Principal in delivering wellbeing and pastoral care services.
• Support the development and implementation of wellbeing and pastoral care programs.
• Prepare and distribute wellbeing resources for students and families.
• Help create environments that promote physical, emotional, social and intellectual development.
• Foster cooperation, mutual respect and cultural understanding.
• Provide support or referrals (with Principal approval) during grief, personal challenges or emotional difficulties.
• Communicate student concerns, successes or parental issues to the School Counsellor/Principal.

About You

You will demonstrate:

• Strong commitment to supporting student outcomes.
• Ability to relate to students with diverse needs.
• Effective communication with students, families, colleagues and external professionals.
• Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
• High‑level organisational skills.
• Ability to perform well in environments with competing demands.
• Confidentiality, care and diligence.
• Constructive problem‑solving and conflict resolution.
• Flexibility, dependability and professional integrity

Essential Requirements

• Registration to Work with Vulnerable People.
• National Police Criminal History Check.
• Certificate IV in Counselling (or equivalent).
• Current Tasmanian driver licence.

Desirable

• Experience in the education sector.
• Experience supporting children, young people and families.
• Awareness of issues impacting local youth.
• Protective Handling Practices training.

How to Apply

Applicants should submit:

• A cover letter outlining their suitability for the role
• A current Curriculum Vitae (CV)
• Any other relevant supporting information

Applications close: Wednesday 30^th September 2026 at 3pm

Applications should be addressed to Mr Richard Chapman, Principal, and submitted via the Catholic Education Tasmania careers page.

For enquiries, contact Richard Chapman, Principal, at richard.chapman@catholic.tas.edu