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Primary Teacher

Position Type
Teaching
Commence Date
20 Jan 2025
Employment Status
Permanent / Ongoing
FTE/Hours per week
Full Time
Year Levels
Primary
Subject(s)/Grade
Primary Teacher

Role Details

This permanent position works within the Primary Years of St Joseph’s School. The FTE will be negotiated with the successful applicant up to 1.0 FTE.

The Teacher will:

Be experienced in teaching Primary Years.

The successful applicant will possess:

  • An understanding and commitment to the ethos (values) of Catholic schools. 
  • Apply curriculum knowledge and pedagogies to facilitate learning using the ACARA framework and Primary philosophies.
  • Prepare and submit assessment plans according to the ACARA guidelines.
  • Address individual student learning needs, integrated curriculum and personalised learning specific to Primary pedagogies.
  • Understanding and knowledge of Spelling Mastery, use of or willingness to teach using Explicit Instruction and restorative practices.
  • Understanding of trauma-sensitive practices and restorative practices.
  • Support the ongoing development and maintenance of our learning management and reporting system (SEQTA).
  • Be familiar with emerging technologies and have a strong interest in their incorporation into the curriculum.
  • Ability to work independently, use initiative and develop innovative programs within a school context.

Excellent collaboration skills and demonstrated practical skills in working in partnership and in a team.

Catholic Education SA is committed to providing a child-safe and child-friendly environment.

Catholic Education SA is an equal opportunity employer and encourages ALL people and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples to apply. 

Qualifications and Training:

  • SA Teachers Registration;
  • Working with Children Check;
  • Approved Responding to Risks of Harm, Abuse and Neglect - Education Care;
  • First Aid Certificate;
  • Be willing to undertake Teacher Accreditation in Catholic Education SA training, along with any other compulsory training necessary for the role.

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Screening requirements apply.

 

St Joseph's School, Murray Bridge

Murray Bridge
Co-Ed
R-9
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How to Apply

Please submit an application comprising:

  • Covering letter
  • CV (2 pages) resume with the names of 3 current referees
  • Response to the Role Details requirements (2-3 pages)
  • CESA Employment Declaration Form.

For any questions relating to this role, please make an appointment to speak to the  Principal, Mrs Ros Oates
ph:  8534 2000
Applications should be submitted to the Leadership PA Leesa Angove.

Direct Applications To
Mrs Ros Oates, Principal
Attention Of
Leesa Angove
Phone
(08) 8534 2000
Email
leesa.angove@stjomb.catholic.edu.au
Close Date
9am Monday 25 Nov 2024

It is required that a CESA Employment Declaration be completed and submitted with your application.

Applications will be reviewed as they are received and we reserve the right to interview shortlisted candidates and appoint prior to the closing date. 

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