Chemistry Teacher/General Science – Secondary

Salary: 60.00 -  80.00
Posted: 21-02-2025
Category: Science, Research and Teaching
City Of Stirling, 

Job Description

Chemistry Teacher/General Science - Secondary This teaching role will include teaching Senior School Chemistry and/or General Science. You are a driven and ambitious teacher who communicates positively and has a commitment to, and understanding of, the values and ethos of St. Andrew’s Grammar. You are committed to ongoing professional learning and the desire to be part of a dynamic educational team. You are an active participant in cocurricular activities and want an environment which fosters positivity and staff well-being. Chemistry Teacher / General Science – 1.0 FTE, Term 2 2025 commencement, permanent position. Who we are: We are a K-12 co-educational Independent School in Dianella, offering small class sizes that provide our students with enhanced tuition opportunities from caring teachers. We emphasize high academic standards and nurture the social and emotional wellbeing of every student. To learn more about St Andrew’s Grammar School: Responsibilities: Teaching and Learning Plan and implement coherent, well-sequenced teaching and learning programs that engage students and maximize learning. Use a range of teaching strategies to deliver quality programs responsive to students' learning strengths and needs. Use assessment feedback to inform teaching practice. Establish inclusive, supportive learning environments. Develop, select, and use informal and formal, formative and summative assessment strategies to assess student learning. Prepare and deliver timely and targeted feedback and reports to students and parents. Pastoral Care Actively participate in pastoral care and wellbeing programs and other cocurricular activities. Communicate with students, colleagues, and parents/guardians in a respectful, clear, caring, and professional manner. Other Duties Participate in school functions including Speech Night and Parent Teacher evenings. Carry out supervisory duties as required. Engage in professional reading and development as part of an expectation of continual professional learning. Participate in department meetings and whole staff meetings. Participate in the Co-curricular Program of the school. Abide by the staff Code of Conduct and other School policies. Other duties as may be required. Required Skills, Qualifications & Experience: Relevant tertiary qualifications or equivalent (Bachelor of Education - Science and/or Bachelor of Science). Registration with the Teacher Registration Board of Western Australia. Current Working with Children Check. Experience and Skills Proven expertise and knowledge in teaching ATAR Chemistry. A demonstrated understanding and appreciation of principles and practices of student learning strategies and styles. Excellent communication skills to a range of audiences. A collaborative approach with colleagues in planning and delivering curriculum. Proven experience in establishing and fostering relationships with students, staff, and parents. Demonstrated desire to apply a growth mindset to professional development. Experience in teaching the subject and a passion for the education of students from Years 7 to 12. Understanding and awareness of the Western Australian Curriculum from Year 7 to Year 10. Experience integrating ICT in the teaching and learning process. Ability to successfully manage several diverse tasks in a busy school environment. With personal responsibility and through collaboration and teamwork, be able to successfully navigate and manage change. Implement strategies and expectations which promote a positive learning environment. Personal Qualities Ability to communicate positively and effectively with all members of the school community. Commitment to, and understanding of, the values and ethos of St. Andrew’s Grammar. A commitment to ongoing professional learning and the desire to be part of a dynamic educational team. Willing participation in cocurricular activities. Well-developed time management and organisational skills. Good sense of humour with a positive outlook. Access to an Employee Assistance Program (EAP). How to Apply: Click Apply. Your application should include: Your resume. A cover letter (of no more than 1 page) addressing your suitability to the role. Interested candidates please apply. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted. #J-18808-Ljbffr

Job Details

Salary: 60.00 -  80.00
Posted: 21-02-2025
Category: Science, Research and Teaching
City Of Stirling, 

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