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St Peters Lutheran College Springfield is seeking experienced Primary Years teachers for relief work in 2027, offering flexible casual roles in Springfield, Brisbane. Engage students with meaningful learning and ensure continuity of learning and wellbeing.
The position requires a valid Graduate Teaching qualification and current Queensland Teacher Registration, with strong classroom management and communication skills, and a collaborative approach aligned with the College's Christian ethos.
St Peters Springfield is welcoming expressions of interest from experienced and dedicated Primary Years Teachers who are seeking Relief work in 2027.
St Peters Lutheran College Springfield is welcoming expressions of interest from experienced and dedicated Primary Years Teachers who are seeking Relief work in 2027. Engage students in meaningful learning experiences and provide a continuity of learning, student wellbeing, and effective classroom management.
Established in 2008, St Peters Lutheran College Springfield is a growing Kindergarten to Year 12 Co-Educational Day School of the Lutheran Church located in the master planned city of Springfield. Fostering contemporary approaches to teaching and learning, St Peters has developed an enviable reputation in academic scholarship, pastoral care, and breadth of co-curricular programs, through which it seeks to provide an exceptional student experience. Together, academic staff and corporate staff provide an outstanding educational environment for students to grow and flourish.
Eligibility requirements to work within a Queensland School
All Teachers in Queensland must be registered to teach with the QCT. To find out more about teacher registration requirements and processes please go to the QCT website here .
Affiliation: Lutheran
Teaching Level: Combined
Gender: Coed
750 Students
46 TeachingStaff
28 Non-Teaching Staff
St Peters Lutheran College (Springfield) commenced operations in 2008 and is now Kindergarten to Year 12 with approximately 750 students. It is expected to grow to a capacity of 900 students.