3 jobs found in South Yarra

Melbourne Girls Grammar School is seeking an experienced and visionary Head of Athletics to lead a holistic, year-round program that aspires to be one of Australia’s leading school-based athletics programs. This role offers an exciting opportunity to inspire and prepare students for the challenges and rewards of sport through pathways that span fundamental skills (Run / Jump / Throw / Land) to recreational, competitive, and performance levels. Artemis, our state-of-the-art sports centre, is located in the heart of South Yarra beside the Royal Botanic Gardens—providing an exceptional environment for athletic development and performance.   Key Responsibilities Lead and manage the MGGS Athletics Program across Track & Field, Cross Country, and Summer Athletics. Foster an inclusive, positive, and engaging training environment that prioritises student wellbeing, enjoyment, and long-term participation. Oversee program operations, competition planning, and...

Join a collaborative team in our new, leading-edge sports and aquatic centre Full-time, permanent role Lead, develop, and inspire a high-profile school-based recreation and competitive gymnastics club Presbyterian Ladies' College (PLC) Melbourne is a leading ELC-Year 12 independent school offering both the VCE and International Baccalaureate. PLC has an outstanding academic tradition, an international focus and strong pastoral and co-curricular programs focusing on encouraging leadership, service and life-long personal development and learning. THE ROLE This newly created role is a fantastic opportunity to join a high-profile school-based club with a strong sense of community involvement.   In 2025, PLC celebrated the inaugural opening of our new sports, aquatic and fitness centre - the Joan Montgomery Centre - adding to the excitement and potential within this role.   The Head of Gymnastics is a full-time,...

The Multicultural Education Aide (MEA) works closely with classroom teachers to support the active engagement and learning of students from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds. The MEA provides in-class support to assist students in understanding lesson content, developing their English language skills, and building confidence in their academic abilities. This role is critical in ensuring that all students, regardless of their English proficiency or prior schooling experience, can access the curriculum and participate fully in their education. In addition to supporting students in the classroom, the MEA acts as a cultural and linguistic bridge between students, families, and staff—helping to promote understanding, trust, and strong connections within the school community. Summary of Duties In-Class Support Assist students from migrant and refugee backgrounds in understanding lesson content, instructions, and tasks during classroom activities across VPC and VCE...