Technology Teacher (Computing and Engineering / Design & Technology)

Norwest Christian College; Sydney; On-site; AUD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Professional development

Onsite parking

First Aid training

CPR training

Salary sacrifice benefits

Job summary

Norwest Christian College invites a dedicated Technology Teacher to deliver Computing and Engineering / Design & Technology for students from Stage 4 to HSC. You will develop engaging, hands-on learning experiences, integrating design thinking, contemporary technologies and safe workshop practices.

The role requires a personal faith, active commitment to a Christian fellowship, and a passion for high-quality teaching, wellbeing, and project-based learning within a faith-based community.

Qualifications

• Qualified secondary teacher with NSW accreditation.
• Experience delivering Technology/Computing and Design & Technology curricula.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging and practical Technology programs across Stage 4 to HSC.
• Plan, implement and assess curriculum-aligned learning experiences with design thinking and safe workshop practices.
• Create a positive, well-managed learning environment supporting wellbeing and collaboration.
• Mentor students and contribute to co-curricular life of the College.

Skills

Technology education

Stage 4–6 teaching

Faith-based education

Curriculum planning

Job description

Technology Teacher (Computing and Engineering / Design & Technology)

Technology Teacher (Computing and Engineering / Design & Technology

Starting Term 1, 2027, Full-Time

The College is currently seeking to appoint a talented and enthusiastic Technology Teacher to support our students as we grow young people of faith, character, and purpose.

About Norwest :

Location: Riverstone NSW

Norwest Christian College is an independent, co-educational P-12 school located in the growing north-west sector of Sydney. With the mission of Building Purposeful Lives; loving God, pursuing purpose, and building capacity, our community is focused upon facilitating great learning, the service of others, and ensuring that each young person experiences loving and caring relationships in a supportive pastoral environment.

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Your Role:

Deliver engaging and practical Technology programs that develop students’ creativity, problem‑solving, and technical skills across relevant NESA stages.

Plan, implement, and assess curriculum‑aligned learning experiences, integrating design thinking, contemporary technologies, and safe workshop practices.

Create a positive, well‑managed learning environment that supports student wellbeing, collaboration, and hands‑on learning.

Mentor and guide students to help them better understand their purpose

About you:

The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate at interview a personal faith and commitment to the Lord Jesus Christ and a lifestyle consistent with that faith, including an active commitment to a Christian fellowship, as well as the following skills and experience:

Ability to teach Technology courses from Stage 4 to HSC level, particularly expertise in Stage 4 digital technologies, with a willingness to experimentwith integration of materials and engineering technology.

Ability to teach Stage 5 Computing Technology and/or Stage 6 Software Engineering and/or Enterprise Computing an advantage.

be committed to quality teaching and learning experiences for students that reflect innovative 21st century learning, with an interest in IT integration and project-based learning;

have demonstrated success in achieving Band 6 results in one or more Stage 6 courses (preferred but not essential);

be a highly committed professional with a desire make a difference in the lives of students;

be an effective classroom practitioner and clear communicator;

be committed to academic excellence with high expectations of students;

possess strong interpersonal skills, valuing relationships with colleagues and stakeholders;

collaborate with colleagues in developing integrated learning experiences for junior students;

be committed to their own professional learning and growth;

be pastorally minded and comfortable with sharing their faith;

have an understanding of the wellbeing needs of adolescents; and,

be willing to actively contribute to the co-curricular life of the College.

We offer:

Access to ongoing professional development training.

A supportive and capable Computing faculty team

Be part of a supportive work environment that values the well-being of its staff.

Work within a faith-based environment and contribute to the spiritual growth of students.

Competitive remuneration & benefits, including flexibility for salary sacrifice.

Free Annual Flu Shots, First Aid, and CPR training

Onsite parking

Candidates shortlisted for interview will be expected to provide a Working with Children Check clearance number or clearance letter and must be able to live and work in NSW.

Applications close on Monday, 12 October 2026.