Classroom Teacher
St Joseph's Catholic Primary School
Blackall
- Expired
- Job type:
- Full Time, Fixed Term
- Start date:
- 16/07/18
Job overview
Applications are invited for the position of Classroom Teacher based at St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School, Blackall.
We invite applications from qualified educators who are committed to the ideals of Catholic schools and possess the following:
· Relevant tertiary qualifications
· Appropriate qualities, knowledge and skills to provide a relevant and holistic education
The successful applicant will demonstrate a deep commitment to providing quality Catholic education and learning based on a personal faith as well as be a highly trained and qualified professional with significant experience in the provision of high quality educational programs. You will have well developed organisational skills; excellent written and verbal communication skills; the ability to work well in a team, as well as the ability to work independently.
We offer generous incentives including:-
· Subsidised Housing
· Area allowances
· Relocation assistance
· Competitive salary structure for Teaching staff
· Access to additional Employer Superannuation Contributions of up to 12.75%
· Access to salary packaging options to maximize employee benefits and salaries
· 39 weeks of term time for a school year
· Access to relevant and interesting professional learning opportunities
· Access to a free Employee Assistant Program (24 hour counselling service)
· Access to corporate health schemes with either Bupa of Westfund Health Insurance
· Excellent leave entitlements to suit various situations
· $500 travel subsidy
Applications close 5pm Friday 15 June 2018.
For further information and to apply for this position please download an application package from our website www.rok.catholic.edu.au
About St Joseph's Catholic Primary School
- St Joseph's Catholic Primary School
- 109 Thistle Street, PO Box 211, Blackall
- Queensland
- 4472
- Australia
St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School is a mixed, non-selective, independent primary school in Queensland, serving students from the age of 4-11. The primary school is situated in Blackall.
St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School was founded in 1917 to serve Catholic families in the region. It is the only Catholic school in the area. Teachers benefit from regular professional development opportunities, and the primary school enjoys a close-knit family-like community, with children, parents and staff working in partnership to provide for and nurture the development of each pupil.
Principal
Mrs Joanne Davison
Facilities
The primary school has two playground areas, a multi-purpose centre for indoor sport, music productions and community events, a rugby and cricket oval. Each classroom has Interactive Projectors and Apple TVs, along with the use of computer trolleys with laptops and iPads.
Curriculum
The school offers a broad and balanced curriculum designed to engage students throughout their primary years of education. It has recently incorporated online Japanese lessons via Skype so that students benefit from learning about a new language and another culture. St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School also engages in a number of enrichment days and extra-curricular activities – seeing children learn additional skills and gain new experiences outside of the classroom.
School ethos
St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School aims to provide students with a wide range of opportunities throughout their time learning, so that they succeed in reaching their spiritual, academic, physical and emotional potential. It is the belief of the primary school that pupils should be nurtured as life-long learners, fully prepared with the skills and knowledge required for them to succeed in a modern and ever-changing world.
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