The Catholic Education Office Diocese of Wollongong is comprised of 38 systemic schools and approximately 16790 students. Collectively it employs over 2600 staff in a variety of full time, part time, temporary and casual teaching, administrative and support roles.Staff of the Catholic Education Office form an inclusive community committed to a system of schools of quality learning and excellence grounded on Christian values.Catholic schools are essentially a service to parishes and the local Church, the broader community and to parents/caregivers who are the primary educators of their children. They are called to be vibrant Catholic communities of faith and learning and to provide high quality education for every child based upon a sound Catholic anthropological and pedagogical vision that assists students to find meaning and purpose in their lives.

Website: dow.catholic.edu.au

Employees: 1000 - 4999

HQ:

Location: Coniston, NSW, AU

Revenue: 20 - 50 Million

The Catholic Education Diocese of Wollongong is a community of 38 systemic schools, serving approximately 16,790 students and employing over 2,600 staff. The diocese is committed to providing high-quality education grounded in Christian values, and its schools are designed to be inclusive and supportive communities of faith and learning. The Catholic Education Office form an inclusive community committed to a system of schools of quality learning and excellence grounded on Christian values. The diocese's schools offer a sound Catholic anthropological and pedagogical vision that assists students to find meaning and purpose in their lives. The Catholic Education Office Diocese of Wollongong is located at 86-88 Market St, Coniston, NSW 2500, and can be contacted through their website dow.catholic.edu.au or by phone. The organization is classified under the industry of Education/Training and has a revenue of $20 - 50 Million.

The Catholic Education Office in Wollongong has 38 schools and around 16,790 students. It employs over 2,600 people in various roles, including teaching, administration, and support. The staff work together to create a community that values Christian principles and provides high-quality education to every child. Catholic schools aim to be welcoming communities of faith and learning that help students find meaning and purpose in their lives. They also work closely with parishes, the local Church, and parents to provide the best education possible.