TAS Teacher (Timber and Construction)

Sydney Catholic Schools; North Sydney Council; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 145,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary packaging

School fees discount

Professional development

Wellbeing programs

Referral program

Job summary

Marist Catholic College North Shore seeks a dedicated TAS Teacher (Timber and Construction) to join our Catholic school community in 2027. You will deliver Timber/Construction education within a faith-based learning environment, emphasizing student-centred, inclusive, and rigorous instruction.

Applicants should hold a tertiary Education qualification with NESA accreditation and be committed to upholding Catholic values while supporting student outcomes and wellbeing.

Qualifications

• Must have a tertiary qualification in Education and NESA accreditation.
• Specialisation in Industrial Technology - Timber or Construction is required.
• Religious Education qualifications or willingness to achieve them as per Accreditation Policy to Work, Teach, and Lead.

Responsibilities

• Inspire students through engaging, student-centred teaching within a Catholic learning environment.
• Deliver a rich, relevant and holistic curriculum focused on student-centred learning and outcomes.
• Collaborate with staff to support student wellbeing and inclusive learning in a Catholic school setting.

Skills

Timber and Construction

Technology Mandatory

Classroom management

Student wellbeing

Inclusive learning

Education

Bachelor's degree in Education

Job description

Application Closing Date: Saturday, 12 September 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 highly skilled and committed TAS Teachers to commence in 2027. The successful applicants 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 TAS Teacher (Timber and Construction), you will inspire students through engaging, student-centered teaching within a Catholic learning environment. You'll bring:

• expertise in Technology Mandatory, with specialisation in Industrial Technology - Timber or Construction
• 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.

Any offer of employment with Sydney Catholic Schools is subject to screening completed by the Central Office People & Culture Services team.

If you encounter technical issues or for any general enquiries please contact the People & Culture Services team on [phone] (8am-5pm, Mon-Fri).

Statement of Commitment to Child Safety

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Working With Children Check (WWCC)

This role is classified as child-related work and therefore requires a WWCC clearance prior to commencement of employment.

SCS welcomes and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and candidates with diverse backgrounds.