Social Worker/Counsellor (Social Worker)

St Mary MacKillop College · Busselton, WA

Employment

Part time, Permanent

Subject

Wellbeing

Sector

Catholic

Teaching level

K12

Closing date

7 August 2026

15 days remaining

Posted 22 Jul 2026

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About St Mary MacKillop College

Enrolment

1,552

Total students

49%

Boys

51%

Girls

Staffing

107.2

Teaching FTE

70.1

Non-teaching FTE

ICSEA

1,052

ICSEA value

69th percentile · Average SES

Diversity

7%

EAL/D Background

2%

Indigenous students

Source: ACARA My School data

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Role description

SCHOOL SOCIAL WORKER / COUNSELLOR K - 12

Position details
St Mary MacKillop College is committed to providing quality K-12 Catholic education in the South West region. We are a supportive, caring community with modern facilities designed to engage students and bring learning to life.
• Ongoing position – Part Time (3 Days Per Week – 0.6 FTE) 
• School terms only  
• Close knit, supportive team

We are a vibrant College committed to providing the best educational and pastoral care for our students and we are seeking a School Social Worker to join our dedicated team. The successful applicant will contribute to the assessment of children for learning needs, provide counselling, and provide advice to staff on youth mental health issues.

Key elements of the role will include, but are not limited to:
• Assessment of mental health issues.
• Provide counselling for students, staff and families for a range of mental health, emotional and 
family issues including crisis counselling.
• Providing advice to teaching staff on mental health and pastoral issues within the classroom setting.
• Liaise with specialist community organisations and agencies as needed.
• Maintain student information to meet regulatory requirements.

Selection Criteria:
Essential
• Tertiary qualifications in either Social Work or Counselling. 
• Experience working with child and adolescent mental health.
• The ability to provide support with educational and pastoral programs.
• The ability to train staff in matters relating to mental health and student wellbeing.
• Current Working With Children check and National Criminal History Check…

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