Overview
(40 working weeks per year) Commencing April 2026. Applications close 8.00am Monday 16 March 2026.
An exciting opportunity exists for a highly motivated Practical Arts (Media and Design) Technician. This important role requires a warm and welcoming nature, exemplary interpersonal skills and attention to detail. Flexibility with work hours may be required. This position is for two days a week. An additional third day is required in the lead up and organisation of the end of year showcase in Terms 3 and 4. Days and times are flexible and can be adjusted in consultation with the department to meet operational needs.
The Successful Applicant
The successful applicant will be:
* Highly skilled, motivated and knowledgeable professional with demonstrated experience in Media and Design, including advanced post-production and editing using the Adobe Creative Suite, particularly Premiere Pro, Illustrator and InDesign. Skills in Photoshop and After-Effects are desired.
* Strong technical expertise in television and broadcast production, with confidence operating, maintaining and managing cameras, audio, lighting and studio equipment.
* Proven ability to manage production studios, department resources and equipment systems, including loans, storage, maintenance and record keeping.
* Highly organised and efficient in researching, sourcing, purchasing and managing materials, equipment and resources, and preparing student work for displays and exhibitions.
* Advanced IT and digital workflow skills, including Microsoft Office and accurate documentation, budgeting and administrative systems.
* Committed to supporting teaching and learning by working closely with staff and students, providing technical support, software troubleshooting, and project guidance.
* Collaborative, innovative and reliable team member who can also work independently, demonstrating strong time management, problem-solving and organisational skills.
* Confident in organising, planning and coordinating the installation/dismantling of exhibitions and displays at the College.
* Professional, ethical and respectful in practice, with strong communication skills and a commitment to the Catholic ethos and Presentation traditions of the College.
The successful applicant will also have a warm and welcoming disposition, excellent interpersonal and communication skills, and a demonstrated ability for self-directed work, flexibility, creativity and excellent attention to detail.
Context and Commitments
Our College is committed to and implements the CEWA Child Safe Framework. Iona is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
How to Apply
To apply, please attach:
* Covering letter addressed to the Principal, Ms Robyn Miller, outlining your experience and suitability for this role at Iona (no longer than one A4 page)
* Current Resume stating relevant experience, work history and contact details of three confidential referees
* Valid (or able to obtain) National Police History Check from Western Australian Education and Training Sector (Crimtrac) and a Working With Children check
Please refer to our website www.iona.wa.edu.au for full Job Description
Applications are to be submitted via SEEK website
Enquiries can be emailed to **@iona.wa.edu.au and Phone (08) 9384 0***
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