positions vacant

 

 

 

 

 

 

Chevalier College, a coeducational independent Catholic day school, Years 7 to 12, in the tradition of the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart, is seeking an innovative, dynamic and creative person able to meet the challenges of curriculum development. This is a contract position equal to 0.4FTE across the full year. The salary will be negotiated and subsidised single-person accommodation may be available.   The mandatory child protection screening process will be undertaken prior to any appointment and all applicants invited for interview must provide identification documents (100 points).

 

A detailed role statement can be obtained from the college and other information is available through Ms Alison McKenzie at Chevalier; ph:  02 4861 1488  fax 02 4862 1499.

 

Written applications including contact details of two referees should be sent to:  The Principal, Chevalier College, PO Box 243, Bowral, 2576  or email: wendy@admin.chevalier.nsw.edu.au

 

 

 

 

The Diocese of Parramatta invites applications for the role of one Religious Parish Pastoral Director of the Sacred Heart Parish, Blackheath. Ideally this situation would accommodate two Religious who would reside in the Parish House.   Application kit with a prospectus of the parish and description of  ministry is available from the Diocesan Office.   Please contact the Vicar General's secretary msewell@parra.catholic.org.au   ph:  (02)  8838 3411     fax:  (02)  9683 6467

 

Applications  should be clearly marked "Confidential" (copies of documents only) and forwarded to:  The Vicar General, Diocesan Office, PO Box 6644, Parramatta, NSW, 2150.

 

 

 

 

The National Council of Churches in Australia is an ecumenical body comprising 17 Orthodox, Protestant, Roman Catholic and Anglican Churches. As the NCCA's chief executive officer, he or she will lead a team of some 30 staff to help Australia's Churches respond to the ecumenical vision and act together in partnership.  The person appointed will have a deep commitment to the church, a clear understanding of the ecumenical movement and the theological perspectives which inform it, promotional and management skills, and sensitivity in working with people of different cultures and denominations.

 

Lay or ordained people with suitable qualifications and belonging to a member Church are invited to apply.  The post is Sydney-based and will fall vacant from the beginning of 2009.

 

Further information can be obtained from  Bishop Richard Appleby, President, National Council of Churches in Australia, Locked Bag 199, Sydney NSW 1230; email: president@ncca.org.au