Maths & Science Teacher — Inspire Higher-Order Thinking

Burgmann Anglican School; Australia; On-site; AUD 80,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive remuneration packages

Professional development opportunities

A supportive and inclusive culture

Free onsite parking

Priority enrolment for your children

Job summary

Burgmann Anglican School in Canberra invites applications for a full-time teacher to deliver Maths and Science to Middle/Lower Secondary. You will develop differentiated learning experiences, assess outcomes, and contribute to curriculum planning while upholding the school’s Anglican ethos.

The successful candidate will collaborate with staff, engage with students and families, participate in co-curricular activities, and commit to ongoing professional development.

Qualifications

• A Teaching qualification with the ability to teach Maths & Science.
• Experience in teaching the Australian Curriculum and contributing to curriculum development.
• Commitment to effective learning, teaching and working with adolescents.
• Ability to plan differentiated learning programs for varied academic needs.
• Willingness to participate in the school's co-curricular program.

Responsibilities

• Teach with a focus on developing higher order thinking skills.
• Demonstrate a passion for effective teaching and learning.
• Collaborate effectively with teaching colleagues.
• Contribute effectively to curriculum development.
• Liaise with students and parents.
• Participate in the school’s co-curricular program which may include weekend activities.
• Attend staff meetings and professional development.
• Support the Christian ethos of an Anglican School.
• Other duties as required.

Skills

Collaboration

Differentiated instruction

Curriculum development

ICT integration

Education

Teaching qualification

Job description

Burgmann Anglican School in Canberra invites applications for a full-time teacher to deliver Maths and Science to Middle/Lower Secondary. You will develop differentiated learning experiences, assess outcomes, and contribute to curriculum planning while upholding the school’s Anglican ethos.

The successful candidate will collaborate with staff, engage with students and families, participate in co-curricular activities, and commit to ongoing professional development.