TEMPORARY TEACHER - KINGSTON CS - ART AND ANOTHER SUBJECT
Position No:
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Applications Close:
20/09/2026 11:30PM
Position Descriptor:
Kingston Community School, located along the beautiful coast of South East South Australia, is seeking a passionate and dedicated Art teacher to join our team. As a small Area School with approximately 330 students, we offer a close-knit, supportive environment for both students and staff. Our community prides itself on being welcoming and inclusive, making this an ideal chance for educators at any stage of their career. Our facilities are well-equipped, featuring:
Modern science laboratories, fully supported by a dedicated laboratory assistant
Up-to-date ICT infrastructure in every classroom
A swimming pool, gymnasium, outdoor netball and basketball courts and full-size football oval
Drama rom and fully equipped Art studio room.
Comfortable and functional office spaces for staff
This role would suit a confident new graduate ready to launch their teaching career,



or an experienced educator looking for a 'sea change'-with the support of a friendly school and local community to help you settle in.
If you're passionate about engaging students and keen to make a positive difference in a vibrant country setting, we'd love to hear from you!
For the right applicant this may become an ongoing position.
Please note that part time and flexible arrangements will be considered.
Site:
Kingston Community School
Local Partnership:
South East Coast & Vines
Tenure:
22/01/2027 to 26/01/2028
Fraction of time:
1.0
Subject:
Art to Year 12
Conditions:
$84,971 - $123,236 per annum FTE / Teacher Conditions
School Website:

Eligibility and Application Instructions
We value a diverse range of backgrounds and experiences and encourage all suitable applicants to apply. If you need adjustments during the recruitment process, please let us know.
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📌 Temporary Teacher - Kingston Cs - Art And Another Subject (South Australia)
🏢 Department For Education, South Australia
📍 South Australia