Head of Boarding
Employment
Full time, Permanent
Subject
General Teaching
Sector
Independent
Teaching level
K12
Posted 11 Sep 2026
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Year range
7-12
School staff (FTE)
20.2
7.2 teaching · 13 non-teaching
Students per teacher
6.4:1
teaching FTE basis
Total enrolments
46
Indigenous students
100%
Language other than English
83%
Girls vs boys
46 girls · boys
Source: ACARA My School data
Role description
Worawa Aboriginal College is seeking an experienced people leader to join the College as Head of Boarding.
- Make a lasting impact on the lives and development of young Aboriginal women
- Excellent salary packaging benefits, full-time or part-time arrangements considered for the right candidate
- Beautiful Yarra Valley location | Accommodation and meals while on shift
About the College
Located on a beautiful 136-acre property in the Yarra Valley, approximately 60 kilometres from Melbourne CBD, Worawa is a vision-led, Aboriginal-owned and governed boarding school for Aboriginal girls in their secondary years of schooling, with students coming from communities across Australia.
At the heart of the College is a strong commitment to Aboriginal culture, identity and self-determination, and to supporting young Aboriginal women to leave Worawa confident in who they are, where they want to go and what they can contribute to the wider world.
Worawa provides a holistic approach to education through an integrated Education, Culture and Wellbeing model, recognising the important role that Boarding plays in creating a sense of belonging, connection and community for students living away from home.
About the Role
As Head of Boarding, you will lead the College's boarding program and Boarding Team, creating a safe, supportive and culturally responsive home-away-from-home environment for Worawa students.
Reporting to the Head of College Operations, you will oversee the day-to-day operation of Boarding, including staff leadership, student wellbeing, family engagement, activities and the effective operat…