Deputy Principal - Teaching and Learning at Keebra Park State High School
Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia · À temps plein
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Description de l'emploi
About the Role
The Deputy Principal responsible for Teaching and Learning serves as a strategic instructional leader, dedicated to advancing excellence in curriculum delivery, teaching methods, assessment strategies, and staff development at Keebra Park State High School. Positioned within the Executive Leadership Team, this role drives evidence-based practices to enhance student success, teacher efficacy, and overall school performance.
Key Responsibilities
- Collaborate with department heads, middle leaders, and educators to execute the Pedagogical Improvement Cycle, manage instructional coaching, and foster a culture of continuous improvement and high performance.
- Lead curriculum department heads, oversee the Head of Transitions and Enrichment, and direct critical initiatives including literacy enhancement, primary school partnerships, professional learning growth, NAPLAN improvements, and quality assurance of teaching practices.
- Build leadership capabilities across the school by coaching leaders, promoting consistent instructional techniques, facilitating data-led inquiry processes, conducting classroom observations with feedback, and driving evidence-based teaching improvements.
- Monitor and report on critical performance indicators such as literacy progress, student learning gains, NAPLAN data, and the success of school improvement programs, providing regular updates to the Executive Leadership Team and contributing to strategic planning and recruitment.
About the School
Established in 1973, Keebra Park State High School serves over 1,000 students on the Gold Coast, valuing individual student attention and support to help every learner reach their full potential. Embracing a culture of high expectations, strong relationships, and continuous improvement, the school fosters leadership, innovation, and community empowerment. The name 'Keebra' originates from an Aboriginal word meaning 'young people.'
Candidate Profile
The ideal candidate exhibits exceptional instructional leadership coupled with strong interpersonal skills and the ability to influence positive change through coaching approaches rather than enforcing compliance. A deep understanding of modern curriculum standards, assessment methods, and pedagogical research, alongside experience in steering sustainable improvements across educational teams, is essential. Commitment to ensuring high-quality teaching in every classroom to support student growth and success is paramount.
Application Process
- Submit a concise resume including contact information for two referees familiar with your relevant work history.
- Provide a two-page response addressing the assessment criteria outlined in the role description.
- Attach documentation evidencing mandatory requirements as detailed in the role description.
The recruitment process supports inclusivity, welcoming applicants to share any assistance needed. Applications will remain valid for 12 months and may be considered for similar vacancies within the department. Recruitment agency submissions are not accepted.
Additional Information
Occupational group: Education & Training.