Mathematics Teacher

Marist College North Shore; North Sydney Council; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 145,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary up to 145,080 AUD

Salary packaging up to 15,900 AUD

Discount on school fees up to 25%

Ongoing training and professionalOpps

Fitness Passport / wellbeing products

Employee Referral Program

Further rewards and benefits

Job summary

Marist College North Shore in North Sydney NSW invites applications for a Mathematics Teacher commencing in 2027. The successful candidate will join a Catholic learning community within Sydney Catholic Schools, delivering engaging, student-centered maths lessons to develop understanding and resilience.

You'll bring expertise in Mathematics, a tertiary Education qualification with NESA accreditation, and a commitment to inclusive education, wellbeing, and high student outcomes, in a supportive

Qualifications

• expertise in Mathematics, with additional teaching areas advantageous
• strong classroom management and student well-being focus
• ability to create inclusive, rigorous learning experiences
• a tertiary qualification in Education and NESA accreditation
• Religious Education qualifications or willingness to achieve them

Responsibilities

• Teach Mathematics to students across year levels with engaging instruction
• Plan and deliver student-centred lessons that support outcomes
• Collaborate with colleagues to support Catholic education goals

Skills

Mathematics

Teaching

Education

Bachelor of Education

NESA accreditation

Job description

Marist College North Shore - North Sydney NSW

Marist Catholic College North Shore
Start Date:Thursday, 28 January 2027
Application Closing Date:Tuesday, 27 October 2026
Employment Type: Full-Time,Permanent

Why Join Us

Join Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS), NSW's largest Catholic education community, with over 145 schools and 75,000 students. At Marist Catholic College North Shore, you'll make a daily impact, grow your career, and be supported by strong professional learning.

Benefits include:

• competitive remuneration: up to $145,080. Base salary: $90,177 - $129,536
• salary packaging of up to $15,900 annually
• up to 25% discount on school fees for parents of SCS students
• ongoing training and professional opportunities
• access to Fitness Passport, WHEREFIT and other wellbeing products
• generous Employee Referral Program
• a wide range of further rewards and benefits.

About Our School

Marist Catholic College North Shore (MCCNS), is a coeducational K-12 Catholic Secondary School in the Archdiocese of Sydney, imbuing the faith life, values, work ethic and pragmatism of St. Marcellin Champagnat. The College is seeking a highly skilled and committed Mathematics Teacher to commence in 2027. The successful applicant will join the school with a focus on providing quality Catholic education, maximising student outcomes by offering a rich, relevant and holistic curriculum that is student centred, flexible and challenging.

About You

As a Mathematics Teacher, you will inspire students through engaging, student-centered teaching within a Catholic learning environment. You'll bring:

• expertise in Mathematics, with additional teaching areas advantageous
• strong classroom management and student well-being focus
• ability to create inclusive, rigorous learning experiences
• a tertiary qualification in Education and NESA accreditation
• Religious Education qualifications or the willingness to achieve them as per Accreditation Policy to Work, Teach, and Lead.

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