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Shalom College in Bundaberg, part of the Catholic Education Diocese of Rockhampton, is inviting qualified educators to join our secondary teaching staff for January 2027 starts. Positions available across multiple subjects with a holistic, faith-centered approach and a focus on differentiated instruction.
Main duties include delivering quality education, using data to inform improvement, and collaborating with staff, families and the wider community to support student outcomes.
Position: Secondary Teachers, Shalom College
Start date: January 2027
Employment Status: Full-Time
Salary: $86,600 - $147,048 (pending experience - includes Highly Accomplished (HAT) and Lead Teacher (LT) salary scale)
Applications Close: Tuesday, 10 November 2026
Applications are invited from qualified and enthusiastic educators to join the teaching staff of Shalom College. These are full-time positions to commence January 2027. We welcome applications from registered teachers who can teach in any or a combination of the following subjects.
The role of a teacher is to provide quality education and care for secondary school students at Shalom College. The ideal candidate understands Catholic Education’s mission, can design differentiated teaching strategies, uses data to guide improvement and collaborates effectively with colleagues, parents and the community. The teacher integrates Catholic values into the curriculum and fosters a diverse, positive learning environment while using various assessment strategies and providing feedback. Please refer to the Position Description link below for further details.
With a vibrant working environment, Shalom College, Bundaberg (Year 7 – Year 12) provides excellent benefits for staff including professional and career development opportunities that build personal and organisational capability. We celebrate diversity in our workforce, and value the knowledge and skills that a diverse range of employees bring to the workplace. Our staff are recognised as being central to achieving our mission and we have an emphasis on caring and supporting teachers and staff in both their vocation of working in a school and other aspects of their lives.
Catholic Education is committed to best practice in student protection policies and procedures and is an equal opportunity employer. Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people are encouraged to apply.
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