Religious Studies Teacher — Inspire Growth in Catholic Education

ISABELLA PLAINS, ACT; Canberra; On-site; AUD 95,000 - 142,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Catalyst training

Curriculum resources

Paid parental leave 24 weeks

Parental leave up to 14 weeks

Professional development support

Wellbeing program Flourish

Transfer opportunities

Job summary

St Mary MacKillop College in Canberra is seeking a highly effective Religious Studies teacher to join our staff for Years 11 and 12. The successful applicant will create a safe, engaging learning environment and differentiate instruction to meet diverse student needs, while building respectful relationships within a Catholic school community.

Strong literacy, organisation and collaboration skills are essential, with a commitment to ongoing professional development and contributing to an

Qualifications

• Bachelor of Teaching or Master of Teaching.
• Minimum of five years of teaching experience.
• WWVP registration (Working with Vulnerable People).
• TQI registration.
• Be a practising Catholic, connected to a parish or worshipping community.
• Provide a reference from a current Parish Priest.
• Accreditation E to Work, Teach and Lead in Catholic Education policy completion.

Responsibilities

• Teach Religious Studies to Years 11 and 12.
• Create a safe and supportive learning environment.
• Differentiate instruction to meet diverse student needs.
• Foster respectful relationships and assess student data to support growth.
• Contribute to an inclusive school culture and ongoing professional development.

Skills

Literacy

Organisation

Collaboration

Data analysis

Education

Bachelor or Master of Teaching

Job description

St Mary MacKillop College in Canberra is seeking a highly effective Religious Studies teacher to join our staff for Years 11 and 12. The successful applicant will create a safe, engaging learning environment and differentiate instruction to meet diverse student needs, while building respectful relationships within a Catholic school community.

Strong literacy, organisation and collaboration skills are essential, with a commitment to ongoing professional development and contributing to an