Dynamic Food & Textiles Tech Teacher

St Paul's School; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

St Paul’s School in Brisbane is seeking a full-time Teacher of Food and Textiles Technologies to join our secondary program. You will deliver a practical curriculum across food, textiles and hospitality, covering general and vocational pathways, and promote safe, industry-standard practices.

You will nurture wellbeing, model Anglican ethos, collaborate with colleagues, and support diverse learners while upholding professional standards and fostering creativity in the classroom.

Qualifications

• Qualified Teacher registered with, or eligible for registration with the Queensland College of Teachers.
• Competence against the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers across knowledge, practice, and engagement.
• Experience teaching Food and Textiles Technologies and/or Hospitality in a Secondary School in Australia.
• Strong understanding of the Australian Curriculum and VET frameworks.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal and organisational skills.
• Commitment to Anglican ethos and faith.

Responsibilities

• Plan, implement, and review learning programs aligned with ACARA and QCAA.
• Create a learner-centred, safe, inclusive classroom.
• Use differentiated teaching to meet diverse learners.
• Maintain classroom management aligned with policies.
• Assess and provide timely feedback on student progress.
• Maintain professional standards per APST.
• Support student wellbeing and pastoral care.
• Adhere to the School's Code of Conduct.

Skills

Qualified Teacher

QCT Registration

APST Competence

Secondary Foods/Textiles

Curriculum Knowledge

Communication Skills

Stakeholder Engagement

Creative & Safe Practice

Anglican Ethos

Education

Qualified Teacher with QCT

Job description

St Paul’s School in Brisbane is seeking a full-time Teacher of Food and Textiles Technologies to join our secondary program. You will deliver a practical curriculum across food, textiles and hospitality, covering general and vocational pathways, and promote safe, industry-standard practices.

You will nurture wellbeing, model Anglican ethos, collaborate with colleagues, and support diverse learners while upholding professional standards and fostering creativity in the classroom.