Secondary Teacher
Teaching Subject: Mathematics
Contract Type: Permanent/Ongoing Position Full Time
Applications Close: 8 May 2026
Marist College is seeking an energetic, highly skilled Teacher of Mathematics to join our dynamic and collegial Department. You will work collaboratively with a dedicated team of educators who are committed to excellence in teaching and learning and to the holistic development of every student. This is an ongoing, full-time position, with an immediate or negotiated start date available.
Marist College Canberra is a Congregational Catholic school for boys (Year 4-12) operating as part of 'Marist Schools Australia'. It enjoys an excellent reputation for its pastoral care of students, academic studies, cultural and sport pursuits. The College is driven by staff who are committed to making a difference in the education of boys.
Marist College is seeking an energetic, highly skilled Teacher of Mathematics to join our dynamic and collegial Maths Department. The successful applicant will hold appropriate teaching qualifications and demonstrate experience in delivering Mathematics from Years 7–12. You will work collaboratively with a dedicated team of educators who are committed to excellence in teaching and learning and to the holistic development of every student. This is an ongoing, full-time position, with an immediate start available or a negotiated commencement date for the successful candidate.
Key Requirements
* Accredited teaching qualifications in Mathematics
* Experience teaching Mathematics across Years 7–12, including Specialist Mathematics or Mathematical Methods
* Strong classroom practice and curriculum knowledge
* Commitment to collaborative professional practice and ongoing improvement
* Willingness to support the Catholic and Marist ethos of the College
We welcome applications from both experienced teachers and graduate teachers who are eager to embark on their teaching career.
Staff at Marist College Canberra are responsible for the promotion of an atmosphere of charity and justice within the College, as is expected in a Catholic community and to help ensure the provision of the Catholic perspective in the teaching and learning process and in all the activities of the College.
All teachers have a responsibility to develop and maintain an understanding of Catholic beliefs and those aspects of Catholic teaching that relate to their subject areas. Through their own example they provide Christian leadership for all members of the school community.
Only a person supportive of Catholic Education philosophy may be a teacher in a Catholic School. Teachers bear witness to Christ and Christian values in their own lives as well as personally supporting and enriching the Catholic School philosophy.
All teachers are responsible to the Headmaster through College Executive or Middle Leaders for their professional, academic, pastoral and administrative responsibilities.
Please refer to the Position Description (Year 4 - 12 Teacher) for further information.
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