Teacher: Digital Technology

MacKillop Catholic Regional College; Melbourne; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free onsite parking

Onsite gym access

Discounted College fees

Job summary

MacKillop Catholic Regional College in Melbourne is seeking a passionate Teacher: Digital Technology for a permanent full-time position, with part-time consideration. You will teach Years 7–12 students programming, cybersecurity and digital solutions, fostering evidence-based practice and digital citizenship in a Catholic Education environment.

Commencement Term 1, 2027, with access to ongoing professional learning and instructional coaching.

Qualifications

• Permanent full-time position (part-time considered) commencing Term 1, 2027.
• Teach Years 7–12 students programming, cybersecurity, and digital solutions.
• Commitment to explicit instruction, differentiation, and formative assessment.

Responsibilities

• Connect curriculum, creativity, and practicality in the classroom.
• Engage students to build knowledge, skills, and confidence in a digital world.
• Develop students as cyber-savvy digital citizens.

Skills

Student-centred teaching

Digital technology

Explicit instruction

Formative assessment

Cybersecurity awareness

Curriculum design

Job description

Contract Type: Permanent/Ongoing Position Full Time

Applications Close: 23 October 2026

MacKillop Catholic Regional College is seeking a passionate Teacher: Digital Technology for a permanent full-time position (part-time considered) commencing Term 1, 2027. Teach Years 7–12 students programming, cybersecurity, and digital solutions.

About MacKillop College

MacKillop is a Catholic co-educational College in the Josephine tradition, inspired by the vision of St. Mary of the Cross MacKillop.

We are committed to nurturing lifelong learners who engage authentically, embrace diversity, and strive for personal excellence in all aspects of life. As an innovative and future-focused College, MacKillop offers contemporary facilities, a dynamic curriculum, and comprehensive wellbeing programs designed to meet the diverse needs of approximately 1,820 students across Years 7–12.

About the role

We invite passionate educators at every stage of their career to join our vibrant community of dedicated Teachers.

We are seeking a student-centred Teacher who can connect curriculum, creativity, and practicality in the classroom and engage our students to support their building of knowledge, skills, and confidence to thrive in a digital world. Our Digital Technology curriculum strives to cultivate students who are confident users of technology, in addition to being conscientious digital citizens.

Students will design and develop digital solutions using a range of programming languages and platforms and develop the capacity to define problems, design solutions, and evaluate outcomes. Your teaching will reflect a commitment to explicit instruction, differentiation, and formative assessment, ensuring that all students are both supported and challenged. Students will develop the ability to critically engage with data, understand the architecture of digital systems, and operate with a strong awareness of cybersecurity, privacy, and ethical participation in digital environments.

Our community of talented educators strives to prepare their students for life both in and outside of the classroom through the delivery of an engaging academic and behavioural curriculum filled with learning experiences designed to encourage every student to achieve their personal and academic potential.

This is a permanent, full-time opportunity however, part-time applications will also be considered. The successful applicant can commence Term 1, 2027.

Our ideal Candidate will have

• creative ways to integrate evidence-based practice into our academic and behaviour curriculum, to improve learning outcomes
• deep digital dexterity and a passion for technology education
• experience in design and development of digital solutions using a range of programming languages and platforms
• an excellent understanding of the principles of cyber safety, cybersecurity, and digital citizenship
• a commitment to role modelling respect for every student’s individuality and learning diversity need
• a demonstrated ability to foster a welcoming and safe learning environment
• a commitment to work in a Catholic Education environment.
• our welcoming and supportive culture based on Gospel Values and the Josephite tradition
• opportunity to shape the future for Catholic education in the community
• professional growth and career development within MacKillop College and Melbourne Archdiocese Catholic Schools
• empathetic staff wellbeing programs, including access to emotional support and counselling/debriefing
• contemporary learning facilities, across three campuses
• structured professional collaboration, includingregular reflection on pedagogical practice
• access to a team of dedicated instructional coaches and teacher mentors
• free onsite parking, access to an onsite gym and discounted College fees
• MacKillop College application for employment form
• a covering letter, outlining your suitability for the position

Further information:Michael Trainor, Director: People & Culture on 0439 560 092.

MacKillop College promotes the safety, wellbeing, and inclusion of all students

Affiliation: Catholic
Teaching Level: Secondary
Gender: Coed

1750 Students
150 TeachingStaff
93 Non-Teaching Staff

Multi Campus

MacKillop is a Catholic Coeducational Secondary College with two campuses inspired by the spirit of St Mary of the Cross MacKillop. Set on approximately 20 hectares of beautiful gardens and playing fields, MacKillop is an established College catering for approx. 1750 students from Year 7 through to Year 12 and enjoys an excellent reputation in the local community.