Assist the Technology Faculty, under the supervision of the Head of Technology to develop and implement programs and maintain the high levels of achievement from our students in the TAS curriculum areas......
Broughton Anglican College is a Pre Kinder to Year 12 Christian School in the Macarthur region and provides exceptional educational opportunities to more than 1,400 students. Staff enjoy an innovative teaching environment with supportive peers, students, parents and carers.
The College is seeking an experienced Technology Teacher for the Senior School.
This position is a temporary full-time (maternity leave cover) commencing in Term 4 2026. This role has the possibility of becoming permanent due to departmental growth.
Core Requirements:
Applicants for the position of Technology Teacher must demonstrate at a minimum that they:
Core Responsibilities:
The Technology Teacher should:
How to Apply:
Click the 'Apply to this Job' button below to complete our Teaching Staff Application Form online.
Applications will be considered as they are received.
CAS has the right and discretion to interview and appoint an applicant as Technology Teacher at any time.
For further information contact peopleandculture@casc.nsw.edu.au
The Campbelltown Anglican Schools Council serves the Macathur Region by the provision of quality, affordable Christian education to students in Pre Kinder to Year 12, currently through the operation of Broughton Anglican College, St Peter's Anglican Primary School and St Peters Heart.
The core purpose of Campbelltown Anglican Schools Council is to educate young people in ways consistent with the teaching of the Bible and gospel of Jesus Christ, and to maintain and uphold the Christian faith in teaching and practice.
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