HSIE Teacher (Business Studies)

SchoolHouse; Sydney; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Onsite parking

Employee Assistance

Professional growth

Accreditation support

Job summary

SchoolHouse in Sydney, Australia seeks a Business Studies Teacher for a full-time, 12-month contract in Western Sydney. The school is a Co-educational Independent K-12 campus with a Western Sydney location and potential for continuation.

The role requires NESA Accreditation and WWCC (or eligibility to gain), Australian working rights (including WHV or Skilled Migrant Visa), and the ability to provide references.

Qualifications

• NESA Accreditation and WWCC (or eligibility to gain)
• Working Rights for Australia (or eligible to gain) including WHV or Skilled Migrant Visa
• Be willing to provide evidence to support your application including suitable references

Job description

Sydney, Australia | Posted on 19/10/2026

• Salary Salary commensurate with qualifications and relevant experience
• Subject Business
• Job Type Full time
• City Sydney
• Country Australia
• Postal Code 2000

Job Description

Business Studies Teacher | Western Sydney

• Full time, 12 month contract with potential to continue
• Co-educational Independent K-12 School
• West Sydney Location
• Job Reference Number SH# 9138

School Profile

SchoolHouse is working in partnership witha K-12 independent Islamic school based in the Western Sydney. The school is committed to the pursuit of academic excellence and looks to nurture the individual abilities in a caring educational and Islamic environment.

• A strong focus on professional growth and development
• Teacher Accreditation support
• Employee AssistanceProgram available to you and your immediate family
• Onsite parking

Employment Requirements:

• NESA Accreditation and WWCC (or eligibility to gain)
• Working Rights for Australia (or eligible to gain) including WHV or Skilled Migrant Visa
• Be willing to provide evidence to support your application including suitable references