Salvado Catholic College is a vibrant, growing PK-12 co-educational Catholic school located in Byford, one of Western Australia's fastest-developing communities. Inspired by our Patron, Bishop Rosendo Salvado-missionary, educator, and advocate for peace-we are committed to nurturing the educational, spiritual, and pastoral needs of every student.
Our College motto, Peace
- Justice
- Compassion, is not just a statement-it's the way we work, learn, and lead together. We invite you to become part of a forward-thinking, supportive, and values-driven team that is shaping the next generation.
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This is a full-time, ongoing position.
As an English Teacher, you will design and deliver engaging and challenging learning experiences that inspire curiosity, critical thinking and a passion for lifelong learning in every student. You will be committed to the holistic development of students - academically, socially,
emotionally and spiritually - and actively contribute to the faith life and mission of the College.
Your Day Will Look Like
- Inspiring students through engaging and purposeful learning experiences
- Using contemporary teaching strategies that cater to diverse learning needs
- Fostering the spiritual, emotional and academic growth of students
- Collaborating with colleagues in a supportive and innovative team environment
- Building robust relationships with students, families and peers based on mutual respect
- Being a role model of the College's values and actively supporting Catholic identity
Requirements For The Role
- A tertiary teaching qualification and TRBWA registration
- A current Working with Children registration
- To be fully supportive of the objectives and ethos of Catholic education
- To be working towards or have completed the Accreditation to Teach in a Catholic School
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📌 Teacher (English) (Byford)
🏢 Catholic Education Western Australia
📍 Byford
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