The Opportunity
Fulltime Permanent Senior English Teacher role commencing Term 1, 2025.
Teachers at St Mary’s College play a pivotal role in bringing our core purpose to life:
To empower young women to excel in learning and in life; building relationships that challenge and support students to contribute to a more just and compassionate world.
St Mary’s College teachers are:
About You
Our ideal candidate will demonstrate an understanding of contemporary pedagogy with an emphasis on student engagement, inquiry, and the use of digital technologies. They will have highly developed interpersonal and communication skills in order to build positive relationships with colleagues, students and families.
About Us
St Mary’s College is an R-12 school, educating girls in the Catholic Dominican tradition since 1869. Our Dominican spirit inspires us to be seekers of truth, to be daring and courageous, open-minded and to hold an unwavering commitment to inclusivity and welcome.
St Mary’s College empowers young women to excel in learning and in life. We nurture relationships that challenge and support students to contribute to a more just and compassionate world.
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Application process
Applications for the position of Senior English Teacher should be addressed to:
Ms Clare Nocka
Principal
St Mary’s College
Applications should be emailed to Human Resources Advisor, Emily Semple at recruitment@stmarys.sa.edu.au
Applications should include the following:
It is required that a CESA Employment Declaration be completed and submitted with your application.
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