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Bishop Druitt College invites applications for a dedicated Secondary Visual Arts Teacher to join our dynamic faculty. This 0.70 FTE fixed-term position spans the 2027 academic year, with a strong emphasis on ceramics including wheel throwing, hand-building, glazing and kiln management.
The successful candidate will lead engaging learning experiences, collaborate on curriculum planning, and contribute to a vibrant Visual Arts program while aligning with our Anglican ethos.
Bishop Druitt College (BDC) is a leading co-educational K-12 Anglican school located on the beautiful Mid North Coast of New South Wales. At BDC, we strive for excellence in learning, character development, and personal growth through the Bishop Druitt Way. We offer a supportive, dynamic, and values-driven work environment where educators are empowered to innovate, collaborate, and nurture global citizens.
Due to planned staff leave, we are seeking applications from passionate, dynamic, and experienced Secondary Visual Arts Teachers for a 0.70 FTE fixed-term position spanning the 2027 academic year.
We are looking for an exemplary educator with a strong commitment to artistic excellence who can inspire junior and senior students alike. The ideal candidate will combine strong classroom leadership with deep technical expertise, with a strong preference for a ceramics specialist including wheel throwing, hand-building, glazing and kiln management, to deliver high-quality, engaging learning experiences within a vibrant Visual Arts faculty.
Delivery of 7-10 curriculum & pedagogy
Art Studio Management and student guidance
Pastoral Care & College Life
Active teaching accreditation with the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) (or eligibility for registration).
Current NSW Working With Children Check (WWCC) clearance.
Tertiary qualifications in Visual Arts Education or Fine Arts with a strong ceramics
Strong secondary school teaching experience.
Demonstrated experience in collaborative curriculum planning, assessment design and syllabus implementation (including the new NESA 7-10 syllabus).
Demonstrated experience in ceramics studio management, kiln safety and contemporary art practices.
Alignment with and support for our schools Anglican ethos and values.
Position Commences: Term 1, 2027
Bishop Druitt College is a Child Safe Organization. All applicants must hold a valid NSW Working with Children Check and undergo pre-employment background screening.