For over forty years SCEA has been a part of the Christian educational community of Perth since its humble beginnings in Midland in 1982. Swan Christian Education Association (SCEA) is a not-for-profit network of seven schools across Perth. With over 900 staff and 5000 students, SCEA is united in its mission:
“We value and empower every student to become all God created them to be.”
We invite applications to be a part of SCEA's Relief Teaching register. You can nominate to work at any of our seven schools.
Selection Process
A covering letter addressing the Essential Criteria 1 and 2 outlined in the attached Job Description and a brief statement outlining the competencies the applicant would bring to the role and their reason for applying.
Resume or Curriculum Vitae,
Copies of all qualifications
Copies of WWC Card, TRBWA Registration
All teaching applicants must have TRBWA registration, Working with Children Check, be regular attendees of a Christian church,
be able to accept the Association Statement of Faith and be able to support the Christian ethos of the School.
Application Process
Upon receipt of your application the following process will apply:
An email will be sent acknowledging your application
Successful applicants will receive a phone call for an interview
Unsuccessful applicants will receive correspondence via email
At the conclusion of the interview process all interviewed applicants will be contacted via phone.
Please download and complete the Previous FTE History for Teachers form attached to this advertisement. You will be required to attach it when submitting your application.
Attachments:
FTE History for Teachers.pdf
Relief Administration Assistant 2026 - Info Pack.pdf
Relief EA 2026 - Info Pack.pdf
Relief Grounds and Maintenance 2026 - Info Pack.pdf
Relief Teacher - Info Pack.pdf
📌 Multiple Relief Teacher/support Roles At Scea, 2026 City Of Swan
🏢 SCEA
📍 City of Swan
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