Secondary Teacher

• Ongoing position commencing January 2026
• Innovative teaching and learning culture.
• Supportive and collegial staff community.

About us:

St Andrew's Anglican College is a leading Independent Prep to Year 12 College located on the Sunshine Coast, where excellence in teaching and learning and our strong sense of community is valued and celebrated. As an Apple Distinguished School, we are proud to lead the way in digital innovation, creativity, and real-world learning.

Our students' recent success in the Apple Swift Student Challenge reflects the strength of our Digital Technologies program and our commitment to inspiring the next generation of digital thinkers and creators.

About the role:

We are seeking a dynamic and passionate Senior Digital Solutions and Years 7-10 Digital Technologies Teacher to join our Secondary School in a full-time ongoing capacity from January 2026.

The successful applicant will inspire students to think critically and creatively as they explore digital systems, coding, and emerging technologies, contributing to a forward-thinking program recognised for its innovation and impact.

What you will do:

• Teach Digital Technology across Years 7–10 and Digital Solutions in Years 11 & 12, fostering student curiosity, collaboration and problem-solving.
• Design and deliver engaging learning programs aligned with the Australian Curriculum, QCAA and College programs and frameworks.
• Embrace creative and innovative approaches to promote real-world application throughout the subject area.
• Collaborate with faculty colleagues to contribute to curriculum development and continuous improvement.
• Be supportive of and excited for involvement in co-curricular areas that bring your passion for Digital Technologies to the forefront through our co-curricular programs such as coding, robotics, or Makerspace.

What you bring:

You will be an educator who:

• Demonstrates a passion for digital technologies and 21st century learning.
• Holds relevant tertiary qualifications in Education and Digital Technologies (or related field).
• Has knowledge and/or experience in Senior Secondary Digital Solutions (QCAA) and Years 7-12 Digital Technologies or similar subjects.
• Has experience in programming, computational thinking, or digital systems. Experience or knowledge of Python, JavaScript, C#, C++ (or other modern coding environments) and Apple's coding platforms (including Swift and SwiftUI) would be an advantage.
• A teacher who values creativity, curiosity, and meaningful use of technology.
• A genuine curiosity about AI and its role in education, including its safe and ethical use with students.
• Excellent communication, interpersonal, and organisational skills.
• Builds strong relationships with students and colleagues, fostering a positive learning environment.
• Ability to inspire and motivate students to reach their academic potential and use critical thinking.
• Commitment to fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment.
• Current Queensland College of Teachers (QCT) registration or eligibility.
• Supports the Anglican ethos and values of the College — respect, compassion, curiosity, courage, engagement, and commitment.

This is an exciting opportunity to make a lasting impact on the future of our students while enjoying the beauty of the Sunshine Coast.

Applications will be assessed as received and this advertisement will be removed once a successful candidate is appointed. To avoid missing out on this exciting role, apply now

St Andrew's Anglican College is committed to the protection of children and the promotion of a culturally safe and supportive working environment for diverse communities. The successful applicant will be required to satisfy child protection screening and always adhere to the Anglican School's Code of Conduct.

St Andrew's Anglican College is an equal opportunity employer. We celebrate diversity and creating an inclusive environment for all employees. We welcome applicants from people of all backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.