I have one question. In the last paragraph it says they are looking for a candidate who is "able to identify with the ethos of Chabad". Does this mean that they will accept someone who is not Chabad??!!
Optimistically, this could be the opportunity for the implementation of many of the changes we would like to see - at least in Yeshivah College. While I would like to be positive I know that the appointee will have an uphill battle. I sincerely wish him hatzlocho rabbo.
YESHIVA CENTRE LOOKING FOR PRINCIPAL
11:03:PM Wednesday, Aug 03, 2005 The Yeshivah College
Melbourne, Australia
Entering a new phase
The Yeshivah Centre, located in Melbourne, Australia- the world's most liveable city, - is seeking to employ a Principal for the Yeshivah College Boys School. Under the auspices of Chabad, Lubavitch, the Yeshivah Centre is one of the largest Jewish organisations in Australia providing a holistic range of community services including Child Care Centres, Primary and Secondary Colleges, Kollel, Women's Seminary, Shuls, Mikvehs, Kashrut, Youth Programs, libraries, welfare and outreach programs.
The Yeshivah College caters to over 500 students from Kindergarten to Year 12, and offers excellence in Jewish and General education in addition to a Mesiftah Program. Supported by a dedicated and professional team of more than 150 staff, and well resourced core and co-curricula programs the Yeshivah College consistently ranks among the best academic Colleges in the State. Together with its sister school, Beth Rivkah Ladies College, Yeshivah and Beth Rivkah Colleges are the second largest Jewish Day School in Melbourne, servicing both the Chabad and wider Melbourne Jewish community.
Reporting to the Head Shliach, Rabbi Y.D. Groner and the College Executive, the Principal is a senior executive position within the Moisod. We are looking for applicants who possess an educationalist background are dynamic, enthusiastic and able to demonstrate an ability to inspire the organisation and those affiliated with it said Don Wolf, the Chairman of the Yeshivah Centre Executive. It is an exciting opportunity to lead an outstanding educational institution and work within a warm, well established Jewish community of over 50,000 Jewish people.
If you are suitably qualified and experienced, plus able to identify with the ethos of Chabad, you are encouraged to confidentially express your interest in this challenging and rewarding role by contacting Mr Don Wolf, Yeshivah Executive Chairman, VIA E-MAIL @ . A position description and information package will be forwarded upon request.
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