Ngutu College is seeking a passionate and relational educator to join our Warti team (Years 4–6) on a four-week contract commencing as soon as possible. This is an opportunity to teach in a genuinely different school environment where learning is meaningful, creative and connected to culture, community and the real world. At Ngutu, we blend strong literacy and numeracy foundations with project learning, the arts, wellbeing and Aboriginal knowledges. Teachers work alongside a full-time co-educator in class, with the added support of a dynamic wider team of educators, specialists and wellbeing staff. We value great teaching, and we know great teaching is strengthened through collaboration. You are someone who: Builds strong relationships with children and families Believes learning should be engaging, rigorous and purposeful Works collaboratively and brings positive energy to a team Is reflective, curious and excited by innovative practice If you’re looking for a role with heart, innovation and an exceptional team culture, we’d love to hear from you. Please send through your CV and a brief description of why you believe you’d be a good fit for this role. Apply ASAP! We will be reviewing applications as they are received. Check us out online: Ngutu College website and Facebook. For more information please email Sean.Carey@ngutucollege.sa.edu.au.Ngutu Collge is an independent school, Teacher Registration, WWCC and RRHAn-EC required for this vacancy. 

Laboratory Technician - Relief periods May & Oct + Casual Mt Maria College MitcheltonMt Maria College Mitchelton is a welcoming Catholic secondary school committed to providing a safe, engaging and supportive learning environment. We are seeking a Laboratory Technician to support our Science faculty through the effective preparation, organisation and management of laboratory resources and spaces.This role is vital to the smooth operation of practical science lessons and contributes directly to student learning and safety.About the RoleThe Laboratory Technician works closely with teaching staff to prepare and maintain laboratories, equipment and materials, ensuring practical lessons can be delivered safely and efficiently. The role also supports compliance with workplace health and safety requirements and assists with stock control and ordering.This position would suit someone who is organised, safety‑focused and enjoys working as part of a collaborative school community.Key ResponsibilitiesPrepare laboratory equipment, materials and chemical solutions for practical classesMaintain laboratories in a clean, safe and organised conditionAssist with the safe storage, handling and disposal of chemicals and hazardous substancesMaintain equipment inventories and support ordering of consumables and resourcesSupport staff with risk assessments, safety documentation and safe work proceduresAssist with minor equipment maintenance and troubleshootingSupport Science staff during practical activities as requiredEnsure compliance with WHS, chemical management and College proceduresAbout YouExperience working in a laboratory, school or science‑related environment (desirable)Knowledge of laboratory safety practices and chemical handling requirementsStrong organisational skills and attention to detailAbility to work independently and collaboratively with teaching and support staffGood communication skills and a supportive, service‑focused approachCompetency in basic administrative tasks and digital systems (e.g. ordering platforms, record keeping)Qualifications & RequirementsRelevant qualification or experience in laboratory work, science support or a related field (desirable)Current Paid Employee Blue Card (or willingness to obtain prior to commencement)Eligibility to work in AustraliaCommitment to supporting the ethos and values of a Catholic school communityWhy Join Mt Maria College?Be part of a supportive and collegial school communityPlay an important role in supporting quality teaching and learningWork in a role that makes a meaningful contribution to student outcomesOngoing support and guidance within a well‑established Science facultyHow to ApplyApplications should include:A brief cover letter outlining your interest and suitability for the roleState your availability for the following time periods:* 5th - 25th of May 2026 * 6th Oct - 2 Nov 2026Required times 8.30-3.30 minimumA current résuméPlease respond through Class Cover or email your application to mtmariame@bne.catholic.edu.au, attention: Tamara Crosby

Why work with us?Strathfield Girls High School is a comprehensive secondary school with an enrolment of 1050 students with over 90% who come from non-English speaking backgrounds. We are committed to providing an excellent education and encourage our students to participate actively in their learning and to strive for personal best.The school offers a holistic curriculum with a wide range of academic, sporting, creative, performing and co-curricular experiences. Our emphasis on citizenship and values such as integrity and cooperation, prepares responsible and caring young people who can make a valuable contribution to society.The school has approximately 100 staff members who demonstrate personal responsibility for improving their teaching practice and shared responsibility for the provision of high-quality educational outcomes for every student.About the roleOur LOTE faculty is a dynamic one with teachers of varying experience. This classroom teacher role focuses on 4 senior class of Japanese and Korean as well as Stage 4 junior language classes. The successful applicant will need to teach Year 11 Japanese Beginners and Year 12 Japanese Beginners and Japanese Continuers, Year 11 Korean Continuers and Year 7 and 8 Languages.Selection criteriaApproval to teach Japanese Beginners and Japanese Continuers. Willingness to teach Korean ContinuersWell-developed communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to work as a collaborative member of the Languages faculty in contributing towards school and faculty priorities.Who can applyAll applicants who can satisfy the above criteria are welcome.How to applyIf interested in this opportunity, submit an expression of interest of no more than two A4 pages addressing the position criteria and outlining your qualifications and teaching experience to Ms Sandhya Maharaj, Deputy Principal by email to sandhya.maharaj@det.nsw.edu.auExternal link by 4pm by 1 May 2026.Your application must include the names and contact details of two referees. One of the referees listed must be the applicant’s current principal. Expressions of interest must not exceed three A4 pages including the application form and require the signature of the applicant’s current principal or supervisor. Please also indicate that you have discussed this application with your principal and have their approval for deployment, should your application be successful.Contact: Sandhya Maharaj, Deputy PrincipalEmail: sandhya.maharaj@det.nsw.edu.auCall: 0413535157