COMPASS - Student Information System Specialist_Subject matter Expert 7 -12 (SIS-SME)
Catholic Schools Office Diocese of Lismore
Lismore
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Permanent
- Apply by:
- 23 May 2021
Job overview
Catholic Schools Office, Lismore
Catholic schools are established by the Bishop of Lismore to promote the mission of Jesus Christ which He entrusted to His Church. They do this by ensuring Catholic schools are pastorally caring, quality learning environments where students are invited to engage in intentional discipleship of Jesus Christ and participation in the life of His Church.
Compass - Student Information System Specialist - Subject Matter Expert 7-12
Contract position commencing 12 July 2021 until January 2025
The Student Information System Specialist (SIS) - Subject Matter Expert - secondary (SME) will develop, train and support staff in all Lismore systemic Catholic schools to successfully implement the Compass Student Information System (SIS) as part of the ONCE Project. The SIS-SME will work within a team consisting of the Project Manager, SIS Implementation Manager, team members, vendors and stakeholders (including CEnet) to deliver the Project. The role will begin with primary schools and expand to include all high schools according to the ONCE project plan.
An applicant must:
- have a working knowledge of WHS and equity in employment with a demonstrated capacity to apply related principles and policies.
- have respect for the teaching of the Catholic Church and by conduct and lifestyle, ability to give witness to the Church’s mission.
- have a valid NSW Working with Children Check.
- hold a current drivers License.
Selection Criteria
- Experience working with contemporary, electronic student reporting systems and associated gradebooks/markbooks for the production of semester reports.
- Experience in developing and implementing a secondary school timetable using Edval timetabling software or equivalent.
- Experience working with student learning tasks/assessments and task weightings.
- Experience in designing, developing and leading teacher professional learning.
- Computer literacy including experience using computer-based administration systems
- Demonstrated ability to work in a flexible, agile and innovative work environment.
Desirable Criteria:
- A strong understanding of Lismore Systemic Catholic Schools' key Learning & Teaching documentation, agenda’s and requirements.
- A working knowledge and skill-set with student information systems currently used in Lismore systemic schools (Schoolworx and Sentral).
- Experience in a leadership and/or coordinator role within schools (2-point Co-coordinator level or higher).
- Experience working in project teams.
Applications close: 9.00am Friday 21 May 2021
Diocese of Lismore Catholic Schools Limited is committed to creating Child Safe Schools
Child Protection Legislation requires preferred applicants to be subject to employment screening.
An Equal Opportunity Employer.
About Catholic Schools Office Diocese of Lismore
- Catholic Schools Office Diocese of Lismore
- 3 Dawson Street, Lismore
- New South Wales
- 2480
- Australia
Mission: Enabling students to achieve the fullness of life
Vision: To strengthen Catholic identity and mission and support quality teaching and learning to promote optimal student outcomes.
The Diocese of Lismore extends along the coastal strip of NSW from Tweed Heads in the north to Laurieton in the south and Dorrigo to the west in the foothills of the Great Dividing Range.
Catholic education in the Diocese of Lismore is a long standing provider of school education on the north coast of New South Wales. 45 Catholic primary and secondary schools with a combined student enrolment of over 18,500 students, operate in all major urban centres and many smaller towns from Tweed Heads to Laurieton.
All Catholic schools seek to provide a comprehensive, quality education in a welcoming and secure environment.
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