Humanities and Social Science Coordinator

St John Paul II College · Nicholls, ACT

Employment

Full time, Permanent

Subject

Science

Sector

Catholic

Teaching level

Secondary

Salary range

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Closing date

8 November 2026

12 days remaining

Posted 26 Oct 2026

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About St John Paul II College

School type

Co-educational

Year range

7-12

School staff (FTE)

109.9

75.4 teaching · 34.5 non-teaching

Students per teacher

11.7:1

teaching FTE basis

Total enrolments

880

Indigenous students

2%

Language other than English

23%

Girls vs boys

433 girls · 447 boys

49%
51%

Socio-educational background

Above the Australian average

More disadvantage Average More advantage

Source: ACARA My School data

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Role description

Salary Range: $154,326 plus superannuation. 
Employment Status: Full-time
Eligibility: Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident 
Start Date: Wednesday, 27 January 2027 | Term One 2027
 
About St John Paul II College  

St John Paul II College (JPC) is a Catholic, co-educational secondary school serving families in the north of Canberra. At JPC, we strive for excellence in teaching so that our students are offered every opportunity for success in their learning. Teachers at JPC are provided structured professional learning opportunities including a focus on offering students an excellent education through the implementation of the Science of Learning as expressed through Catholic Education Canberra and Goulburn’s ‘Catalyst’ program.  

By joining JPC you will benefit from recent changes to our timetable including an increase in explicit teaching time and focus on routines to maximise student engagement. Staff are located in Faculty-based staffrooms to promote a focus on the delivery of quality teaching and learning programs. All staff have access to Flourish, a system-wide dedicated People Wellbeing Program offering in-time support. 

About the Role    

The Humanities and Social Science Coordinator provides strategic leadership for the Humanities and Social Sciences faculty, ensuring high-quality teaching, learning, and student achievement. The role involves leading curriculum development, supporting and mentoring staff, overseeing assessment and reporting practices, and driving continuous improvement through analysis of student data. Working collaboratively with school leadership, …

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