Teacher (Science)

Catholic Education Western Australia Limited; Melbourne; Presencial; AUD 85.000 - 110.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Catholic Education Western Australia Limited seeks a dedicated Science Teacher to join our College for a full-time, ongoing appointment commencing Term 1, 2027. Reporting to the Head of Learning Area - Science, you will inspire curiosity, foster critical thinking and deliver engaging learning experiences that promote academic excellence across Years 7–12.

The role welcomes experienced educators to teach Year 11 and 12 ATAR and General Marine and Maritime Studies (desirable) and Year 10 Marine

Formación

• Undergraduate degree in a specific discipline with a Graduate Diploma of Education (Secondary) or Bachelor of Education.

Responsabilidades

• Teach Science to years 7–12.
• Teach Year 11 and 12 ATAR and General Marine and Maritime Studies (desirable).
• Teach Year 10 Marine Science elective (desirable).
• Innovate teaching methods and stay updated with pedagogical trends.
• Differentiate the Science curriculum for a range of ability groups.
• Collaborate with College staff, students and parents to build positive relationships.

Conocimientos

Science teaching

Differentiated instruction

Curriculum planning

Team collaboration

Educación

Bachelor of Education

Graduate Diploma of Education (Secondary)

Descripción del empleo

Position Details

We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Science Teacher to join our College. This is a full-time, ongoing position commencing Term 1, 2027. Reporting directly to the Head of Learning Area - Science, this role presents an exciting opportunity for a passionate and experienced Science Teacher to inspire curiosity, encourage critical thinking, and create meaningful learning experiences that engage students and promote academic excellence.

Responsibilities As a Science Teacher

• The ability to teach Science to students in years 7 – 12.
• The ability to teach Year 11 and 12 ATAR and General Marine and Maritime Studies (highly desirable).
• The ability to teach Year 10 Marine Science elective (highly desirable).
• The ability to be innovative in current teaching methodologies, keeping up to date with current pedagogical trends in Science.
• The ability to differentiate the Science curriculum to a range of ability groups, to ensure individual student success.
• To work collaboratively to build rapport with students, parents and all College employees to develop respectful, inclusive and positive working relationships.

Selection Criteria

• Excellent ability to teach Science to Years 7-12 (Marine and Maritime Studies – desirable).
• Excellent ability to teach and promote Year 10 Marine Science elective.
• Excellent ability to plan, organise and coordinate excursions and camps in line with risk management practices, ensuring CEWA guidelines are adhered to in consultation with the College’s Risk Management Officer.
• Experience in writing and delivering differentiated programs in Science.
• Excellent ability to demonstrate a strong commitment to contemporary pedagogical practices.
• Excellent ability to be flexible and an adaptable change agent, by embracing existing and emerging technologies and teaching practices that support contemporary student learning.
• An awareness and appreciation for the Catholic ethos of the College.

Qualifications Required

• Undergraduate degree in a specific discipline with a Graduate Diploma of Education (Secondary) or Bachelor of Education.

Desirable

• Recreational Skippers Ticket
• Dinghy instructor
• Powerboat handling course
• Senior first aid qualifications
• Community surf rescue or Bronze medallion
• Snorkelling Instructor Qualifications or OW20 Scuba Certification (preferred)
• MR Bus licence