We are pleased to invite expressions of interest from 2027 staff for the position of Junior School STEM Specialist Teacher.
This opportunity is designed for teachers who may be ready for a current challenge, are looking to broaden their professional experience, or are keen to explore a different pathway within teaching. It provides the chance to step beyond a traditional classroom role and develop recent skills while continuing to make a significant impact on student learning and growth.
The Junior School STEM Specialist Teacher works across year levels, collaborating with colleagues and students to create engaging learning experiences that foster curiosity, creativity, critical thinking and problem-solving. The role offers a unique opportunity to develop expertise in innovation, digital technologies, robotics, coding, design thinking and inquiry learning, while contributing to the continued growth of STEM education within the Junior School.
While an interest in STEM and innovation is important, extensive STEM experience is not essential. We are equally interested in hearing from talented educators who are enthusiastic learners, enjoy embracing new opportunities, and are excited by the prospect of developing expertise in an emerging and evolving area of education.
Why Consider This Opportunity?
This role may be ideal for teachers who:
- Are seeking a fresh professional challenge while remaining within the Trinity community.
- Would like to further develop their professional skills and expertise.
- Are interested in innovation, technology, design thinking or inquiry-based learning.
- Enjoy collaborating across year levels and working with a broad range of students and colleagues.
- Are looking to diversify their teaching experience and explore a specialist teaching pathway.
- Have a passion for lifelong learning and continuous improvement.
The successful applicant will have the opportunity to develop new capabilities while helping shape future-focused learning experiences for Junior School students.
Expression of Interest Process
2027 staff interested in being considered for this opportunity are invited to submit a brief Expression of Interest letter only.
The Expression of Interest should outline:
- Why the role appeals to you.
- The skills, experiences and strengths you would bring to the position.
Please note that a CV is not required as part of this process.
Expressions of Interest should be addressed to the Principal, Mr Adrian Farrer.