Secondary Science Teacher

St Marks Coptic Orthodox College; Sydney; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

St Marks Coptic Orthodox College in Wattle Grove, NSW, is seeking a 7-10 Science Teacher who can deliver up to Stage 6 Science (Biology, Chemistry or Physics). The successful candidate will be a dynamic, learner-focused educator with strong subject mastery and the ability to design engaging lessons and assessments.

Experience with the NSW Science Curriculum and a commitment to the college mission, teamwork, and co-curricular activities are essential.

Qualifications

• All candidates must be eligible to teach in NSW with NESA.
• Must have a current WWCC.

Responsibilities

• Demonstrate an understanding of and a commitment to the Mission and Values of the College.
• Ability to contribute and engage with a dynamic and collaborative team.
• Commitment to and participation in the co-curricular program of the College.
• Excellent communication skills to liaise with colleagues, students, and parents.
• High standard of competency, proficiency, and innovation as a classroom teacher.
• Comprehensive knowledge of the NSW Science Curriculum.
• Experience teaching science with a genuine interest in creating dynamic lessons that ignite passion and foster lifelong learning.

Job description

St Marks Coptic Orthodox College – Wattle Grove NSW

We are seeking a 7-10 Science Teacher, who can preferably teach up to Stage 6 Science (Biology, Chemistry or Physics). The successful candidate will be a dynamic learner-focused teacher, with passion and subject mastery in the teaching of Science. The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate the ability to produce dynamic lesson plans, well-designed assessment tasks and be willing to extend their programming skills with the upcoming changes to the Science curriculum.

• Demonstrate an understanding of and a commitment to the Mission and Values of the College.
• Ability to contribute and engage with a dynamic and collaborative team.
• Commitment to and participation in the co-curricular program of the College.
• Excellent communication skills to liaise with colleagues, students, and parents.
• High standard of competency, proficiency, and innovation as a classroom teacher.
• Comprehensive knowledge of the NSW Science Curriculum
• Experience teaching science with a genuine interest in creating dynamic lessons that ignite passion and foster lifelong learning.

All candidates must be eligible to teach in NSW with NESA and have a current WWCC.

We are excited to hear from you.