At St Patrick's College, we take pride in our rich history and vibrant community. As we continue to grow and strengthen our co-curricular programs, we are excited to welcome passionate and dedicated individuals to join our Rowing program. Rowing is a valued part of the College's co-curricular life and plays an important role in fostering teamwork, resilience, discipline, and school spirit among our students. We are seeking enthusiastic and committed individuals who have a passion for rowing and the ability to contribute to a positive and supportive sporting environment. We are currently seeking applications for the following opportunities, which may be appointed as a combined role or as two separate positions depending on the experience and skills of applicants:
Head of Rowing Boat Master
These roles work closely together to support the successful operation of the St Patrick's College rowing program. The Head of Rowing is 30.4 hours per fortnight (0.4 FTE) leading and coordinating the rowing program, including training, coaching coordination, and regatta participation. The Boat Master is 15.2 hours per fortnight (0.2 FTE) overseeing the care, maintenance, and management of the boatshed, boats, and rowing equipment, ensuring students have access to safe and well-maintained equipment.
Together, these roles play an important part in ensuring the effective operation of the College rowing program and in maximising the contribution of rowing to the quality and holistic Catholic educational experience provided by St Patrick's College.
Salary will be commensurate with qualifications and experience and in accordance with the Tasmanian Catholic Education Single Enterprise Agreement 2024.
About You
The successful applicant(s) will demonstrate:
* A passion for rowing and supporting students in a positive and inclusive sporting environment
* Experience in rowing, coaching, or the maintenance and management of boats and rowing equipment
* Strong organisational, communication, and time management skills
* The ability to work collaboratively with students, staff, parents, and the wider rowing community
* The ability to work both independently and as part of a team, managing competing priorities and meeting deadlines
* An understanding of Work Health and Safety practices, particularly in a sporting or boating environment
* A commitment to student safety, wellbeing, and the values and mission of St Patrick's College as a Catholic school
CET supports the rights of children and young people and is committed to providing a safe and supportive environment directed at ensuring their safety and wellbeing. The successful candidate will require satisfactory registrations relevant to child safety.
About Us
St Patrick's is a Catholic co-educational Year 7-12 college of approximately 1,500 students with a strong academic culture that encourages individual students to develop to their full potential through a broad educational experience. The College is structured into a three school model of learning, incorporating the Middle School (Years 7 and 8), Croagh Patrick (Year 9) and Senior School (Years 10-12). While each School has unique features and purposes, the tapestry which forms our College binds us together in academic, social justice and co-curricular excellence for all students. We are an energetic, positive and lively learning community, with supportive, highly qualified staff, outstanding facilities and with our focus on the growth of the whole person.
How to Apply
Further information and instructions on how to apply, is available from https:///our-college/employment or by phoning Human Resources on 03 6341 9*** or emailing **@. We demonstrate our commitment to Reconciliation by encouraging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to apply.
Applications close 9am, Wednesday 25 March 2026
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