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Head of Year (Year Coordinator)
Employment
Full time, Permanent
Subject
General Teaching
Sector
Independent
Teaching level
Early childhood
Salary range
Closing date
11 August 2026
About Kambala
986
Total students
110.7
Teaching FTE
81.7
Non-teaching FTE
1,169
ICSEA value
98th percentile · Higher SES
33%
EAL/D Background
1%
Indigenous students
Source: ACARA My School data
Role description
Since 1887, Kambala has played a pivotal role in shaping the lives of girls, from their earliest years to their final exams and well beyond. A consistently high-performing school that offers both HSC and International Baccalaureate pathways, we are fiercely proud to be at the forefront of girls-only education, leveraging both local and global partnerships to provide unparalleled opportunities to our students.
We are specialists in uplifting young women: every aspect of our teaching and learning is tailored for them, and every program for wellbeing, health development, leadership and learning caters to their specific needs.
Our purpose is to instill unwavering courage and curiosity to educate young women of ambition, integrity and consequence. To us, every student is remarkable in the making.
The role:
Applications are invited from highly qualified Secondary Teachers (from any subject / KLA currently offered by Kambala) for the following position. This is a permanent full time role commencing Term 1, 2027.
- Head of Year (Year Coordinator).
- Initial 3-year tenure, subject to review in final year.
- Level 2 Leadership Allowance.
- 12 period time allocation per cycle.
The ideal candidate:
- NESA-accredited to teach in NSW (any subject specialisation) with Proficient accreditation.
- Post-graduate qualications (e.g. in Wellbeing or Educational Leadership) highly regarded (but not essential).
- At least 5 years' full-time equivalent teaching experience.
- At least 1 year's experience in a Year Coordinator / Head of Year role or similar leadership capacity.
- Demonstrated understanding of the diver…