About Us

We are Bishop Druitt College, the leading K-12 Anglican school on the NSW North Coast. We strive for high academic standards, including a caring pastoral program and adaptive learning experiences. We help shape the whole person by focusing on curiosity, care for one another, and the inclusion of extra-curricular activities.

The Role

Are you a passionate and creative English Teacher? We are looking for a professional to join our friendly Secondary English team on a full-time, ongoing basis.

The role includes teaching students from Year 7 to Year 12, and includes the ability and/or willingness to teach HSC courses, including English Studies, Standard, Advanced and Extension 1 English. If you have also guided students through Extension 2, that will be beneficial, however, not essential.

Our Anglican ethos shapes our culture; we are also seeking someone who is open to teaching in our Religious Education Program (REP). This program aligns with our supportive Anglican values.

In this role you will:

• Report to the Head of Faculty, English.
• Plan and teach English and REP lessons that help students actively engage in their own learning, through inquiry-based teaching
• Demonstrate strong ICT skills using Google Suite and our school learning management platforms, Schoolbox and TASS.
• Help our Year 11 and 12 students develop confidence and prepare for Higher School Certificate examinations
• Communicate effectively with students and parents with supportive, constructive feedback.
• Mentor student wellbeing through our tutor and pastoral care program.
• Be involved in extra-curricular activities, including sports, creative arts, camps, or excursions.

Requirements of the role;

• A teaching degree with a focus on Secondary English.
• NESA registration (or eligibility to get it).
• A current NSW Working with Children Check.
• First Aid and CPR certificates are required.
• Experience teaching English to all secondary ages (Years 7-12)
• Experience or willingness to teach senior HSC Advanced and Extension courses.

About You:

• You are supportive of our Christian, Anglican ethos.
• You communicate effectively across diverse social and cultural backgrounds and have a demonstrated ability to build positive relationships with students, parents, and fellow teachers.
• You are flexible, reflective and an active learner.

You will be part of a super supportive, forward-thinking team. We offer excellent professional development.

How to Apply

Apply online on our recruitment website, make sure you include;

• A cover letter (especially your experience with senior English and your thoughts on teaching REP).
• A current resume/CV showing your qualifications, experience, and NESA details.
• Contact details for three professional referees.
• Copies of your NESA accreditation and NSW Working With Children Check.

BDC is a child-safe environment, so a Working with Children Check and pre-employment screening is essential.