Daily Organisation Organiser
About the role
Role Description/Criteria Loyola College is a Catholic Co-Educational School in the Ignatian tradition with an enrolment of 1450 students.Applications are invited for the following full time /ongoing position commencing January 2026.
- Daily Organiser
The Daily Organisation Organiser is responsible to the Director of Operations and works closely with the Operations Coordinator to provide administrative support and advice.
The Daily Organiser plays a critical role in ensuring the smooth daily operation of the school by managing staff coverage, coordinating timetables, and responding to dynamic scheduling needs. This position requires strong organisational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work collaboratively with leadership and teaching staff to maintain continuity of learning and support across the school.
The Daily Organiser is a key contributor to the efficient functioning of the school and supports a positive and responsive learning environment.
The Position Description and Application Form are available to download from the College website: www.loyola.vic.edu.au. Applications close: Monday 3 November 2025 at 4:00pm Applications to: Principal, Loyola College Email: principal@loyola.vic.edu.au Applications will be processed on receipt. Loyola College is committed to promoting the safety and wellbeing of all children. Application ProcedureApplications to: Mrs Alison Leutchford, PrincipalEmail: principal@loyola.vic.edu.au
About Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools
Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools (MACS) is the governing body for 297 Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Melbourne and is the sixth largest education system in Australia.
Catholic education contributes to the Church's education mission and promotes a view of the individual and the community centred on the person and teachings of Jesus Christ.
Catholic schools to provide an educational foundation that develops the whole person within a school environment imbued with Christian values. Through a range of direct services, the MACS also assist Catholic schools in the Archdiocese to become schools of first choice for Catholic families.
Daily Organisation Organiser
About the role
Role Description/Criteria Loyola College is a Catholic Co-Educational School in the Ignatian tradition with an enrolment of 1450 students.Applications are invited for the following full time /ongoing position commencing January 2026.
- Daily Organiser
The Daily Organisation Organiser is responsible to the Director of Operations and works closely with the Operations Coordinator to provide administrative support and advice.
The Daily Organiser plays a critical role in ensuring the smooth daily operation of the school by managing staff coverage, coordinating timetables, and responding to dynamic scheduling needs. This position requires strong organisational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work collaboratively with leadership and teaching staff to maintain continuity of learning and support across the school.
The Daily Organiser is a key contributor to the efficient functioning of the school and supports a positive and responsive learning environment.
The Position Description and Application Form are available to download from the College website: www.loyola.vic.edu.au. Applications close: Monday 3 November 2025 at 4:00pm Applications to: Principal, Loyola College Email: principal@loyola.vic.edu.au Applications will be processed on receipt. Loyola College is committed to promoting the safety and wellbeing of all children. Application ProcedureApplications to: Mrs Alison Leutchford, PrincipalEmail: principal@loyola.vic.edu.au
About Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools
Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools (MACS) is the governing body for 297 Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Melbourne and is the sixth largest education system in Australia.
Catholic education contributes to the Church's education mission and promotes a view of the individual and the community centred on the person and teachings of Jesus Christ.
Catholic schools to provide an educational foundation that develops the whole person within a school environment imbued with Christian values. Through a range of direct services, the MACS also assist Catholic schools in the Archdiocese to become schools of first choice for Catholic families.