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Business Studies Teacher

Business Studies Teacher

St Mary's College Gunnedah

Gunnedah

  • Expired
Salary:
$63,712 - $112,163 gross pa (based on skills, experience & NESA accreditation)
Job type:
Part Time, Temporary
Start date:
27 January 2021

Job overview

Business Studies Teacher

St Mary’s College, Gunnedah

Position level:  NSW and ACT Catholic Systemic Schools EA 2017

Employment type: Temporary Part-time (0.75 FTE)

Applications close 5 October 2020

About St Mary’s College Gunnedah

Base Salary Range: $63,712 - $112,163 gross pa (based on skills, experience & NESA accreditation)


Position Purpose

The Catholic School is more than an educational institution. It is a key part of the Catholic Church - an essential element in the Church's mission. The Teacher assists the Principal, to demonstrate strong support for the vision and ministry of the Catholic school.

Teachers are supported in their role to be able to provide quality teaching in a stimulating and challenging environment where everyone is valued. This position is responsible for all aspects of the planning, preparation and delivery of effective learning and teaching programs across the Business faculty.


Commencement

It is anticipated that this position will commence 27 January 2021 or as negotiated with the successful applicant.


Key Responsibilities

Duties related to the position would normally include but are not limited to the following:

Classroom teaching: 

All teachers employed in the Diocese of Armidale:

● Collaborate with colleagues in Professional Learning Teams as part of a Catholic Professional Learning Community.

● Create a safe learning environment which stimulates learning, promotes excellence, and accepts and acknowledges the needs of students to be both challenged and supported.

● Plan, prepare, record, evaluate and report on work to be undertaken by classes.

● Use a contemporary pedagogy and high-yield strategies to meet students’ individual needs.

● Identify learner needs, conferring with specialist staff in the school as required.

● Communicate in a clear, respectful and professional way in order to optimise each student’s development.

● Attend all lessons and be punctual to class.

● Maintain professional confidentiality with regard to students and their families.

● Be proficient in the use of ICTs as a teaching and administrative tool.


Record keeping and reporting

● In a timely manner, assess and provide effective feedback on students’ work and keep complete and accurate records of each student’s progress.

● Communicate with parents in written reports and parent teacher interviews, and at other times as required.

● Carry out administrative tasks thoroughly and punctually.


Other duties 

● Communicate with, and establish effective and cooperative working relationships with teaching and non-teaching colleagues.

● Help to enable the best use of shared resources.

● Undertake playground, class and other supervisions according to rosters as required.

● Work with colleagues to review and develop the curriculum and write course documents.

● Attend and actively participate in staff and faculty professional development meetings, as required.


Professional development

● Undertake regular professional development in order to meet professional growth as indicated in the AITSL Standards for teachers, and the requirements of NESA.

● Keep abreast of knowledge and curriculum development in teaching areas as well as current developments in educational research.

● Contribute to the professional development of other staff members by proactively sharing knowledge, ideas and resources.

● Actively participate in coaching to further develop self-nominated skills and abilities.


General 

● Attend to any other matters appropriate for the position and consistent with the skills of the incumbent.

● Ensure all administrative tasks associated with the position are completed efficiently and effectively.

St Mary’s College College reserves the right to alter roles and responsibilities requirements as required.


Selection criteria

General expectations of staff at St Mary’s College Gunnedah

● Respect of and a commitment to the Catholic ethos and a willingness to foster it.

● Serve the employer faithfully, honestly, efficiently and diligently and exercise all due care and skill in the performance of your duties.

● Act as a team member, developing and supporting the philosophy and ethos of the team.

● Ensure appropriate behaviours when engaging with children.

● Willingness to undertake professional development.

● Maintain strict observance of school policies, rules and procedures including the reporting of improper or unethical conduct.

● Observe and comply with all WHS protocols.

● Ensure all colleagues, students and parents are provided with quality service in a timely, efficient and friendly manner.

● The ability to maintain strict confidentiality and to exercise discretion and sound judgement.

● Act in a professional and respectful manner at all times.

● Comply with the Framework for the Accreditation of Staff in Catholic Schools .

● Employment with St Mary’s College is conditional upon successful applicants having or obtaining a valid and current NSW Working with Children Check Clearance.


Essential criteria

● Appropriate teaching qualifications and current NESA registration.

● Demonstrated knowledge of content and pedagogy associated with Stage 6 Business Studies.

● Demonstrated skills in information and communication technologies.

● Demonstrated teaching skills, including working collaboratively with colleagues to create innovative experiences for all learners and a demonstrated capacity to team teach.

● Excellent interpersonal and communication skills including the capacity to develop productive and caring relationships with students, parents and staff where the focus is on the learning and well-being of the student.

● Demonstrated high standard of competency and proficiency in classroom practice and student management.


Desirable criteria

● Qualified and willing to teach Junior Secondary HSIE or another KLA.

● Meet the criteria and be willing to teach Religious Education in the Diocese of Armidale in accordance with Framework for the Accreditation of Staff in Catholic Schools.


Application

For questions regarding the professional nature of this position, please contact Max Quirk, Principal on 0447 009 804 or email mquirk@arm.catholic.edu.au

Before submitting your application, please ensure the following:

● You have carefully read the position description and ensure you understand the role you are applying for and that it is suited to your skills, experience and qualifications.

● Complete the relevant online application form by clicking here and attach a cover letter (optional) and CV that clearly outlines your qualifications and career history.


Preferred applicants must have the right to work in Australia and will be subject to employment screening.

About St Mary's College Gunnedah

+61 6742 2124

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St Mary’s College Gunnedah is a mixed, non-selective, independent Roman Catholic secondary school in Australia, serving students from the age of 11-18. The secondary school, situated in Gunnedah, New South Wales, has approximately 400 students on record. 

St Mary’s College Gunnedah was founded in 1879. Facilities at the school include visual arts rooms, a food technology laboratory, use of Apple iPads, a couselling room, a dedicated careers room, five computer rooms, landscape grounds and tennis courts.

The College Executive: Principal 

Mr Max Quirk

Values and vision 

St Mary’s College Gunnedah’s vision is to provide an outstanding education to all students in a caring and stimulating learning environment. The school’s motto is: “Via Vitae Virtus”, translating to “Virtue is the Way of Life.” The school strives to motivate and encourage each student and help them to realise and achieve their full academic and personal potential, while nurturing their unique skills and talents so that they leave with the skills, knowledge and experiences to go on to lead successful and fulfilling future lives. Parents are encouraged to play an active and present role in the school community and to take an interest in their children’s education, leading to all pupils benefiting from a strong supportive system both in class and during their home lives. Extra-curricular activities throughout the school years are organised to further enrich students learning experiences, including writing competitions, band practice, sports clubs and music lessons. The school also provides extensive careers support to help ensure that students have a sense of ambition and purpose for the future.

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