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St Andrew's Cathedral School in Sydney seeks casual teachers to inspire primary students to engage with the curriculum and deliver lessons across a broad range of subjects.
Successful applicants will bring enthusiastic teaching, solid classroom management, collaboration with colleagues, and a willingness to integrate technology to enhance learning.
Applicants must meet NESA accreditation requirements, provide two referees, and hold a valid Working with Children Check clearance.
1mo ago , from St Andrew's Cathedral School
To be considered as one of our valued casual teachers, you will need the following:
A detailed position description is attached - top RHS of advertisement.
Who are we?
St Andrew’s Cathedral School (SACS) is an independent,Kindergarten to Year 12 Anglican school located in two high-rise buildings in the heart of Sydney’s CBD.The schooloffers students a strong academic program and extensive opportunities to be involved in sport, music, drama and outdoor education. As an authentically Christian school in the Anglican tradition, Christian values are embedded in all aspects of daily life, with honesty, integrity, humility, respect and service being foundational to the richness of relationships at SACS.We seek to develop students who think critically and creatively and have hearts that love, minds that grow and lives that give.
WhySt Andrew's Cathedral School?
St Andrew’s Cathedral School received Voice Project's Best Workplace Award for staff satisfaction and engagement in 2020, and was recently awarded 5 Star Employer of Choice 2022 by The Educator for positive employee experience. This is an amazing achievement, representative of a supportive, collegiate culture where every staff member is known, valued and equipped to excel in their role.
Prior to employment at the School, this position requires the successful applicant to have a Working with Children Check clearance in accordance with the Child Protection (Working with Children) Act 2012.