Visual Arts Teacher, Part Time (Four Hours Weekly)- Our Lady of Dolours Mitchelton

The successful applicant will:

 

• have a commitment to and understanding of the ethos and traditions of Catholic Education;
• hold current registration with the Queensland College of Teachers; and
• be eligible to work in Australia for the duration of the appointment.
  
  

We are seeking an enthusiastic teacher of the arts. Experience in teaching visual arts to primary students from Prep to Year 6 would be advantageous. The arts are a valued aspect of the school’s curriculum. The successful applicant will demonstrate effective class management skills and an ability to work collaboratively as a member of our staff team

Our Lady of Dolours School is a primary educational community teaching, learning, thinking and acting with the Compassion, Justice and Wisdom of Christ so we can fully live, love and learn in communion with our ever-changing world. We are a small school set on a small yet welcoming site in Mitchelton, with an enrolment of over 180 students. We are an inclusive school catering for a variety of educational needs. We seek to co-operate, collaborate and treat others with kindness and compassion; inquire, think and be creative; and are active learners who strive to make a difference in the world.

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Estimated Start Date:  Commencing January 2019

Employment Tenure:   Part Time + Fixed Term

Tenure Duration (if "Fixed Term"):  12 months

If Part Time, hours and/or days required: Four hours a week.

Employment Conditions:   Diocesan Catholic Education Employing Authorities in Queensland Single Interest Agreement 2015-2019 

This position involves working with children.  The appointment of successful applicants will be subject to satisfactory employment screening for child related employment in accordance with the law.

Contact Person:   Brett Kitchener

Contact Telephone Number:   33557763

Contact Email:   bkitchener@bne.catholic.edu.au

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