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Full-time, Permanent | Commencement : As soon as possible
Location : The Scot's College, Eastern Suburbs, Sydney
About the Role
An opportunity has become available for a passionate and experienced Director of Music to lead and inspire a thriving, T–12 music program at The Scot's College. This is a full-time, permanent role suited to a visionary educator who is committed to excellence in both academic and co-curricular music education.
As Director of Music, you will contribute to a culture of musical excellence and innovation, nurturing talent and promoting high standards in performance, theory, and instrumental instruction across the College. You will work collaboratively across campuses, build strong community relationships, and play a pivotal role in shaping a rich and well-rounded educational experience for our students.
About The Scot's College
Located in the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, The Scot's College is a distinctive Australian school that defends the honourable traditions, adventures and learning of boys. In keeping with the challenge of our Christian foundation, we aspire for our Scots boys to become fine young men of integrity and principle who support each other in their quest for excellence.
Key responsibilities
As Director of Music, you will :
* Provide strategic and operational leadership of the College's T–12 Music program across all campuses, in alignment with the school's vision of Leadership through teamwork.
* Oversee all musical activities, including academic music programs, co-curricular ensembles, instrumental tuition, music scholarships, and major College events (e.g. Music Camp, Awards Night, Studio Concerts, cross-campus performances).
* Chair the Music Leadership Team, guiding the direction and development of music education from early years to Year 12.
* Manage departmental resources and administration, including budgeting, timetabling, communications, marketing, compliance (WHS and Child Protection), and third-party service provider coordination.
* Foster a culture of excellence and inclusion, nurturing student potential, encouraging participation at all levels, and celebrating the individual strengths of each learner.
* Collaborate with key stakeholders, including staff, students, parents, and the Parent Support Group, to build strong community relationships.
* Contribute to the broader educational experience, supporting College-wide events, initiatives, and the spiritual and personal development of students.
What you bring :
* Proven leadership in music education, preferably in a school or youth-based context.
* A deep understanding of the developmental needs of boys in a learning environment.
* Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with a collaborative and team-oriented approach.
* A strong personal commitment to lifelong learning, professional growth, and Christian values.
* Creativity, adaptability, and a demonstrated ability to innovate within a structured educational setting.
* Excellent understanding and extensive experience in educating boys.
* You model respect, empathy, and humility.
* You actively foster a sense of belonging and community.
At The Scot's College, you'll join a dynamic team of educators dedicated to shaping the next generation of leaders. We offer :
* A vibrant culture of excellence and innovation in boys' education.
* Access to state-of-the-art facilities in a stunning natural environment.
* Free barista-made morning coffee and lunches.
* Staff gym, medical services, and wellbeing programs.
* Salary packaging, transport, and additional staff benefits.
Our community values - where do you fit in?
* You embrace the Christian values of our Presbyterian GPS School.
* You aspire to live with integrity, courage, and purpose.
* You thrive in a collaborative "Team of Teams" environment.
Applicants must support the Christian ethos of the College.
The Scot's College reserves the right not to proceed with an appointment.
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