Provide strategic leadership to the Australian Association of Christian Schools (AACS), serving the interests of member schools and advancing the Association's mission and objectives......
The Australian Association of Christian Schools (AACS) was formed in 1985 to help Christian schools speak with one voice in the public arena, advocate for their interests, and protect their freedom to provide Christ-centred education. The Board is now calling for expressions of interest in the role of Executive Officer of AACS.
Position Summary
The Executive Officer provides strategic leadership to the Australian Association of Christian Schools (AACS), serving the interests of member schools and advancing the Association's mission and objectives.
Working under the direction of the AACS Board, the Executive Officer is responsible for:
The National Executive Officer will work closely with the AACS Board and will operate with a high degree of initiative and autonomy within the authority delegated by the Board. Administrative and support arrangements will be determined having regard to the successful applicant's location and the operational needs of the Association.
Interested applicants should contact John Metcalfe, the Chair, Australian Association of Christian Schools via the 'Apply' button below, to request a full Expressions of Interest Information Booklet.
The Australian Association of Christian Schools (AACS) was established in 1987 as the peak body representing the interests of all Christian schools. Today, there are over a hundred member schools located in every state and territory across the country educating over 45,000 students.
The association includes three group members: Christian Education National, St Philips Christian Education and Pacific Hills Group along with over a dozen individual member and associate members schools.
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