Transition Pathways Officer

Tagai State College · Thursday Island, QLD

Employment

Part time, Temporary or Fixed term

Subject

General

Sector

Government

Teaching level

Primary

Salary range

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Closing date

7 October 2026

14 days remaining

Posted 22 Sep 2026

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About Tagai State College

School type

Co-educational

Year range

Prep-12

School staff (FTE)

298

156 teaching · 142 non-teaching

Students per teacher

8.1:1

teaching FTE basis

Total enrolments

1,261

Indigenous students

96%

Language other than English

92%

Girls vs boys

584 girls · 677 boys

46%
54%

Socio-educational background

Well below the Australian average

More disadvantage Average More advantage

Source: ACARA My School data

Role description

Job searchTransition Pathways Officer - Tagai State College

Far North Queensland Region, School and Regional Operations and Performance Division

The Transition Pathways Officer works across a cluster of state high schools to support students at risk of leaving school before Year 12, providing case management, transition planning and interventions to help young people move into suitable education, training or employment pathways.

The role also develops partnerships with schools, families, employers, community agencies and training providers, coordinates work-readiness and employment opportunities, and monitors and reports on the progress of identified students. This position is being offered in a Temporary Part-Time capacity (0.60FTE), 43.5 hours per fortnight.

Job details

Position statusFixed Term TemporaryPosition typePart-timeOccupational groupEducation & TrainingClassificationAO4Workplace LocationFar North QldJob ad referenceQLD/FNR702108/26TClosing date07-Oct-2026Yearly salaryFortnightly salaryTotal remunerationSalary OtherJob durationUntil 25 March 2027, unless otherwise determined.Contact personSuberia BOWIEContact details(07) 4030 6333
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The Torres Strait Islanders' Regional Education Council (TSIREC) was formed in 1981 as an educational advocacy body, representing the aspirations of the Torres Strait Region. TSIREC has continued to connect the Torres Strait community with key government officials for almost 30 years, providing strategic advice about major Education reforms and policy development.

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