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Secondary Teacher (Mathematics)
Employment
Full time, Permanent
Subject
Mathematics
Sector
Catholic
Teaching level
Secondary
Salary range
Closing date
15 June 2026
About Marist Catholic College North Shore
1,609
Total students
58%
Boys
42%
Girls
112.2
Teaching FTE
26.0
Non-teaching FTE
1,166
ICSEA value
97th percentile · Higher SES
32%
EAL/D Background
Source: ACARA My School data
Role description
About Our School
Marist Catholic College North Shore precinct commenced in 2021 to provide the only Catholic co-educational Kindergarten to Year 12 education experience on Sydney’s lower North Shore. With a contemporary approach to teaching and learning we are able to optimise the opportunities available to students, driving excellence in academic and co-curricular outcomes and providing confidence and convenience for parents.
Why Work for Sydney Catholic Schools
Joining Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS) means being part of NSW’s largest Catholic education community, with over 145 schools and 75,000 students. We offer job mobility, career diversity, and extensive professional development programs. We offer:
- remuneration package valued at up to $161,569. Base salary ranges from $90,177 to $144,258
- salary packaging of up to $15,900 annually
- up to 25% discount on school fees for parents of SCS students
- ongoing training and development opportunities
- Fitness Passport, wellbeing products and more
- generous Employee Referral Program.
About You
As a Secondary Teacher, you will inspire students through engaging, student-centered teaching within a Catholic learning environment. You will:
- create and implement engaging, rigorous planned learning experiences catering to the diverse needs of students
- demonstrate the ability and qualifications to teach Mathematics. The ability to teach additional subject or courses is advantageous
- utilise formative and summative assessments to drive student progress
- employ a data-informed approach to setting challenging learning objectives and providing construc…