Director of Sport

Head of Faculty / Department

Teaching Subject: Physical Education

Contract Type: Permanent/Ongoing Position Full Time

Applications Close: 13 March 2026

St Bernard’s College is a vibrant learning community providing holistic boys’ education with a strong focus on academic excellence.
The College is seeking a full-time Director of Sport to commencement as soon as possible.

The Director of Sport overseas all matters that relate to sport at St Bernard’s. Includes all ACC Sport, the internal sports program, house competitions and all High-Performance Sports Academies. The Director of Sport is to drive continuous improvement in this area giving opportunity for excellence in performance and maximum participation amongst the student body. The Director of Sport will seek every opportunity to encourage participation and elevate performance.

There is currently no teaching component in this role. Teaching or Non Teaching applicants will be considered.

Key Areas Responsibilities:

• ACC Management
• Non ACC Sport Management – House Carnivals, Non ACC Sport (Thursdays)
• Managing Teacher in Charge of Sports
• High Performance Program
• Sports Academy Programs
• ACC Performance elective (Year 9/10)
• Sports Staff Management
• Communication and continuous improvement
• Budgeting for all above

The successful applicant will demonstrate the following competencies:

• Coaching certification and/or sports administrative experience would be advantageous
• Qualifications or experience in working with young people
• First Aid Training highly regarded.
• Experience within a Catholic educational environment.
• Excellent communication, personal and inter-personal skills
• Current VIT or Working with Children Check and a National Police History Check.

Please visit www.sbc.vic.edu.au/about/employment and complete the online application by clicking on the Apply Now button.

Applications close on 13 March 2026 at 4.00 pm

Please visit the College website for the Position Description.

The College promotes the safety, wellbeing and inclusion of all children and young people.