Role Description/Criteria
CLC is a place to belong.
This is where each student can find their place with a range of educational pathways, a focus on wellbeing at every level, and a world of co-curricular opportunities.
Catholic Ladies' College is an independent secondary school, located in Eltham. Since 1902, we have empowered, supported and inspired young people to follow their path and reach their potential. Ours is a team-focused learning community with high professional expectations and a commitment to continuous improvement.
We are seeking suitable people for the position of Exam Supervisors. Under the supervision of the Chief Supervisor, will supervise students completing Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA) General Achievement Test (GAT), trial and VCE examinations in June 2026, Trial Examinations within the September school holidays, and Written Examinations over an approximate four week period in October and November 2026.
Assistant Supervisor training will be conducted on-site in early June.
Assistant Supervisors cannot be any of the following:
- Related to, or associated with, any student required to sit the GAT or any student undertaking a VCE Unit 3 or 4 study in 2026 at the school where you are employed/supervising
- Teaching or tutoring any student in a VCE Unit 3 or 4 study in 2026
- Related to, or associated with, any person engaged in teaching, tutoring or coaching any students undertaking a VCE Unit 3 or 4 study in 2026, or any school personnel engaged in organising or checking VCE external assessment materials on behalf of a school in 2026
Assistant Supervisors who are appointed are required to complete a Supervisor relationships statutory declaration and conditions of appointment form upon appointment. They must have a current Working with Children check or VIT registration.
Applications close Wednesday 13 May 2026. We encourage early applications, as interviews may occur prior to the closing date.
Applicants must be prepared to support the Catholic ethos of the College. The College promotes the safety, wellbeing, protection and inclusion of all children.
Application Procedures
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