Lecturer in Accounting

About the role

Marcus Oldham College is seeking a full-time Lecturer in Accounting to teach at its Geelong (Waurn Ponds) campus, ready to start classes at the beginning of the 2027 academic year. The program uses a systems-thinking curriculum with case studies, industry visits, practical demonstrations and experiential learning. The college values and prefers teachers with extensive commercial and professional experience and who can connect classroom learning with contemporary business practice.

Key responsibilities

• Prepare teaching materials, deliver curriculum content and assess students in the core area of accounting
• Deliver content across a range of related topics and other areas of expertise relevant to the course
• Work with a team of educators and take part in tutoring and special interest activities with students

Required profile

• Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline (essential)
• Experience in an accounting, finance or similar position
• Ability to empathise with and motivate young adults, and excellent communication and organisational skills
• Team player; current driver's licence and valid passport (for study tours); willingness to obtain a Working with Children Check
• Full rights to work in Australia; sponsorship is not available
• Preferred: Master's degree, Teaching Qualification or Certificate IV in Training & Assessment, and CPA/CA (or working towards one)

Required skills

• High-level computer skills, with emphasis on Excel and business-related software packages

What we offer

• Teaching load of about 12 contact hours per week across 3 trimesters
• Ongoing support and professional development
• Regional and international study tours exposing candidates to agribusiness operations
• Salary packaging, employee assistance program and daily lunch
• Remuneration and other benefits negotiated according to skills and experience

To apply, send your CV and cover letter by email before 6 November 2026. Successful applicants must complete pre-employment declarations and screening, including a National Police Check and, where applicable, a Working with Children Check.