Employment

A great place to work! St Paul's College is a welcoming and supportive community of families and teachers who guide students as they grow into compassionate, respectful and faithful young adults. In joining this community, staff are required to actively support the co-curricular program and Catholic ethos of St Paul's College.


Positions Available

St Paul’s College is experiencing significant growth in student enrolment and enhanced resourcing, including a comprehensive building program that is delivering outstanding learning facilities. There has also been a substantial increase in staffing, as reflected in the following positions:

Are you an effective, passionate and progressive educator who can inspire students to achieve their best?

The Opportunity

We are seeking applications from qualified teachers to undertake a Leadership position as Leader of House within Secondary (Years 7-12). This position commences Term 1 2026.  Underpinned by a permanent teaching position, this leadership Position of Responsibility (POR) is for a for a 4-year period.

A vital role as part of the wellbeing team, the Leader of House reports to the Head of Wellbeing (Years 7-12) and connects students, staff and families in the development of students, overseeing academic, wellbeing and spiritual needs of individual students through wellbeing initiatives.

About You
You have a passion to grow student wellbeing opportunities.  You will need:

  • Current Teacher Registration in South Australia
  • Actively support and contribute to the college as a Catholic College in the Edmund Rice Tradition
  • Have a passion and dedication to support diversity, including diverse learning, culture and faith backgrounds
  • Create a learning environment that is engaging and inclusive of all students particularly those for whom English is an additional language and those with additional needs
  • Communicate effectively to build positive partnerships with students, parents, colleagues and the broader community. 
  • Be an energetic, positive, dynamic educator who is committed to engaging in professional dialogue and working collaboratively within a flexible learning environment.

About Us

St Paul’s College is a thriving co-educational R-12 Catholic College in the Edmund Rice tradition.

We are a welcoming and diverse community where families and teachers work together to guide students in becoming compassionate, respectful, and faithful young adults.

Our staff play a vital role in fostering a learning environment that reflects our core values of Faith, Relationships, Excellence and Diversity.

Why St Paul’s?

  • Join a values-led R–12 co-educational college where relationships and wellbeing are at the heart of learning.
  • Be part of a warm, inclusive and future-focused staff team
  • Work in a college that celebrates diversity, collaboration and professional growth
  • Enjoy the opportunity to make a real difference in a child’s learning journey


For any additional information, please contact Jenny Allan, People & Culture Advisor at employment@stpauls.sa.edu.au

How to Apply

Applications are to be submitted via the St Paul’s College website via the link below.

Submissions must include:

  • Letter of Application outlining the following (no more than two A4 pages)
    - your knowledge understanding and experience relevant to the role, addressing the Key Accountabilities of the PID
    - what has motivated you to apply for a position at St Paul’s College, and
    - what you hope to contribute to the school community
  • Resume
  • Application for Employment Declaration

Applications close:     4:00pm Monday 21 July 2025
 

Applicants will be reviewed as they are received, and we reserve the right to interview shortlisted candidates and appoint prior to the closing date.

 Leader of House.pdf

A vital role within our Primary Leadership Team, we are seeking applications from suitable candidates, commencing Term 4 2025 (13 October 2025) to fill a replacement position until the end of the 2026 school year, totaling 5 school terms. This is a full-time position.

The Head of Wellbeing (Primary Years) is a significant leadership position, and has a responsibility for the social, emotional, and pastoral development of all students in Primary Years. There is a teaching component as part of this position.

About You
Applicants will need to:

  • Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of wellbeing initiatives and responses that meet the needs of staff and students in Primary Years
  • Lead the pastoral, social, emotional and wellbeing development of all students in Primary Years
  • Have an excellent understanding and use of Restorative Practices, Trauma-aware practices and effective strategies to assist students to self-regulate and develop skills of personal responsibility and positive well-being
  • Create a learning environment that is engaging and inclusive of all students, particularly those for whom English is an additional language and those with additional learning, social and/or emotional needs
  • Communicate effectively to build positive partnerships with students, parents, colleagues and the broader community 
  • Be an energetic, positive, dynamic educator who is committed to engaging in professional dialogue and working collaboratively within a flexible learning environment
  • Demonstrate leadership capability across multiple areas of education, as a member of the Primary Leadership Team.

About Us

St Paul’s College is a thriving co-educational Catholic R–12 college that embraces a holistic approach to education. We are proud to foster a Faith-filled culture, be Relationship-focused, strive for Excellence and are proud of being a Diverse community.  Our FRED values are woven into every aspect of college life.

At St Paul’s, we are committed to developing respectful, confident, compassionate and capable learners who are curious about the world and empowered to make a difference. We value strong partnerships with families and believe in creating a warm, inclusive environment where every student and parent feels welcome and connected.

For any additional information, or to arrange a walk-through of our Primary Precinct, please contact the HR Team at hr@stpauls.sa.edu.au

Applications are to be submitted via the link below.

Your application must include:

  1. Letter of Application
  2. Resume (listing three referees)
  3. A statement addressing the Key Accountabilities of the PID (no more than two A4 pages)

Applications close:   Monday 7 July 2025 10am

Applicants will be reviewed as they are received, and we reserve the right to interview shortlisted candidates and appoint prior to the closing date.

 

 Head of Wellbeing (Primary Years).pdf

EMPLOYMENT STATUS

Permanent

SUBJECT(S) GRADE

Grade 3 – Curriculum Stream for 5 days per week (6.25 hours per day) / 40 weeks per year

The Opportunity

Are you interested in working in the classroom setting? With multiple positions available, we are seeking applicants who have a passion to assist student learning in the classroom, within small groups, and in a one-on-one capacity starting Term 3 2025 until the end of the 2025 school year.

This position is five (5) days per week, working 6.25hours per day, during term time with limited school holiday work. Reduced days per week will be considered for suitable applicants.

About You

You have a passion for education and student learning.  This position would suit anyone currently studying a teaching degree or have a general passion for ongoing learning.

You will be part of a dynamic and flexible learning environment which supports students with diverse needs and backgrounds. Encouraging students in their personal responsibilities, you will also contribute to the pastoral care of student lives.

You possess highly effective communication and interpersonal skills in developing position and collaborative relationships with students, parents, colleagues and the broader community.

About Us

St Paul’s College is a co-educational R-12 Catholic College in the Edmund Rice tradition.

We are a welcoming and diverse community where families and teachers work together to guide students in becoming compassionate, respectful, and faithful young adults.

Our staff play a vital role in fostering a learning environment that reflects our core values of Faith, Relationships, Excellence and Diversity.

Applicants will be reviewed as they are received, and we reserve the right to interview shortlisted candidates and appoint prior to the closing date.

For any additional information, please contact Jenny Allan, HR Manager at hr@stpauls.sa.edu.au

Applications are to be submitted via the link below.

Submissions must include:

Letter of Application outlining your skills and experience
Resume (listing three referees)

Closing Date:  Monday 30 June 10:00am

 

 Inclusive Education ESO.pdf

EMPLOYMENT STATUS

Permanent

SUBJECT(S) GRADE

Grade 3 – Resources Stream for 18 hours per week / 44 weeks per year

The Opportunity
We are excited to offer a permanent role as Community Support Officer commencing ASAP.  You will be part of the Catholic Identity Team, building connections with students and families in need of additional support.

About You
Are you an advocate for social justice and service, with a passion for helping students and families in need? Are you passionate about engaging members of our catholic school to deliver a welcoming and inclusive community.

This position is an 18 hour per week commitment during term time with some school holiday work required.  Days of work are negotiable.

The successful applicant needs to:

  • Actively support and contribute to the Catholic Identity and Edmund Rice Tradition of our College using the College values of Faith, Relationships, Excellence and Diversity
  • Have a demonstrated ability to collaborate in a dynamic and flexible learning environment
  • Have a passion and dedication for supporting students and families with diverse needs and backgrounds
  • Possess highly effective communication and interpersonal skills in developing positive and collaborative relationships with students, parents, colleagues and the broader community
  • Demonstrate pastoral care of all students and community members.
     

About Us

St Paul’s College is a co-educational R-12 Catholic College in the Edmund Rice tradition.

We are a welcoming and diverse community where families and teachers work together to guide students in becoming compassionate, respectful, and faithful young adults.

Our staff play a vital role in fostering a learning environment that reflects our core values of Faith, Relationships, Excellence and Diversity.

 

Applicants will be reviewed as they are received, and we reserve the right to interview shortlisted candidates and appoint prior to the closing date.

For any additional information, please contact Jenny Allan, HR Manager at hr@stpauls.sa.edu.au

Applications are to be submitted via the link below.

Submissions must include:

  • Letter of Application addressing your skills and experience relevant to this position
  • Resume (listing three referees)

Closing Date:  Monday 30 June 10:00am

 

 Community Support Officer.pdf

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Are you a dynamic and collaborative educator who can inspire students in both classroom and ensemble settings while contributing to the ongoing growth of the school's Music program?

The Opportunity

We are seeking a full-time permanent Secondary Music Teacher, commencing Term 3 2025 (21 July 2025). Part-time arrangements will be considered for suitable applicants. 

As a member of the Music faculty, you will contribute to a dynamic and evolving curriculum that fosters performance skills and collaborative music-making. Working across Years 7-12 and as part of the college’s growing co-curricular music program, this position also includes opportunities for suitable applicants to teach SACE Stage 1 and 2.

You will need

  • Current Teacher Registration in South Australia
  • Strong understanding of a Kodály-inspired approach to pedagogy and its application in the classroom
  • Experience in fostering musical literacy and aural skills development
  • A background in strings is highly desirable, as ensemble offerings and instrumental opportunities is continuing to expand for students
  • A passion and dedication to support diversity, including diverse learning, culture and faith backgrounds
  • Actively support and contribute to the college as a Catholic College in the Edmund Rice Tradition
  • An ability to create an engaging learning environment that is inclusive of all students, particularly those for whom English is an additional language and those with additional needs
  • Communicate effectively to build positive partnerships with students, parents, colleagues and the broader community
  • Be an energetic, positive, dynamic educator who is committed to engaging in professional dialogue and working collaboratively within a flexible learning environment.

About Us

St Paul’s College is a thriving co-educational R-12 Catholic College in the Edmund Rice tradition.

We are a welcoming and diverse community where families and teachers work together to guide students in becoming compassionate, respectful, and faithful young adults.

Our staff play a vital role in fostering a learning environment that reflects our core values of Faith, Relationships, Excellence and Diversity.

For any additional information, please contact Jenny Allan, HR Manager at hr@stpauls.sa.edu.au

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Applications are to be submitted via the link below.

Submissions must include:

  • Letter of Application outlining the following (no more than two A4 pages)
    - your experience relevant to the role
    - what has motivated you to apply, and
    - what you hope to contribute to the school community
  • Resume

Applications close:   Monday 7 July at 4pm

Applicants will be reviewed as they are received, and we reserve the right to interview shortlisted candidates and appoint prior to the closing date.

 Secondary Teacher.pdf

Do you have advanced administration skills and want to be part of an innovative team focusing on student wellbeing?

The Opportunity

We are seeking a permanent Administration Assistant to work with the Wellbeing teams across the college, Reception to Year 12, delivering professional and high-quality administrative support.

This position will commence Term 3 2025 (21 July 2025) or by negotiation. The hours of this role are 37.5 hours per week (Monday to Friday) over 40 weeks during school term time (This includes a few additional days during the school holidays).

The Wellbeing Team consists of teaching staff who lead colleagues and ensure student wellbeing is prioritised. Administrative support also includes supporting the college’s Counselling Services Team.

About You
You are a keen worker with advanced administration skills, able to think outside the box. You enjoy working with systems, including creating, producing and monitoring reports where needed. You enjoy being part of event organisation and assisting with planning. You enjoy being part of a team! Above all, you have a passion for meaningfully contributing to the collation of data, integration of systems, and the overall high function of wellbeing services across the college, for the benefit of student success, development, and wellbeing of young people, via:

  • Demonstrated advanced administration skills
  • Excellent organisational and time management skills
  • Be an energetic, positive, dynamic employee who is part of the Administration Team with minimal supervision, has a can-do attitude, and is willing to support the team where needed.
  • Have a passion and dedication to support diversity, including diverse learning, culture and faith backgrounds
  • Demonstrated ability to perform a wide variety of administrative tasks which includes meeting the current needs while having flexibility to create new information pathways
  • Actively support and contribute to the Catholic Identity and Edmund Rice Tradition

About Us

St Paul’s College is a thriving co-educational R-12 Catholic College in the Edmund Rice tradition. Co-existing on the one campus, St Paul’s College has a distinct Primary Years and Secondary Years location working cohesively to make the student learning journey seamless.

We are a welcoming and diverse community where families and teachers work together to guide students in becoming compassionate, respectful, and faithful young adults.

Our staff play a vital role in fostering a learning environment that reflects our core values of Faith, Relationships, Excellence and Diversity.

Why St Paul’s?

  • Join a values-led R–12 co-educational college where relationships and wellbeing are at the heart of learning.
  • Be part of a warm, inclusive and future-focused staff team
  • Work in a college that celebrates diversity, collaboration and professional growth
  • Enjoy the opportunity to make a real difference in a child’s learning journey

 

For any additional information, please contact Jenny Allan, People & Culture Advisor at employment@stpauls.sa.edu.au

How to Apply

Applications are to be submitted via the St Paul’s College website
St Paul's College | Employment

Submissions must include:

  • Letter of Application outlining the following (no more than two A4 pages)
    - your knowledge, understanding, and experience relevant to the role
    - what has motivated you to apply for a position at St Paul’s College, and
    - what you hope to contribute to the school community
  • Resume

Applications close:     4:00pm Monday 21 July 2025
 

Applicants will be reviewed as they are received, and we reserve the right to interview shortlisted candidates and appoint prior to the closing date.

 Student Wellbeing Administration Assistant.pdf

Do you have advanced administration skills and want to be part of an innovative team focusing on supporting student learning?

The Opportunity

We are seeking a permanent Administration Assistant to work with the Teaching & Learning teams across the college, Reception to Year 12, delivering professional and high-quality administrative support.

This position will commence Term 3 2025 (21 July 2025) or by negotiation. The hours of this role are 37.5 hours per week (Monday to Friday) over 40 weeks during school term time (This includes a few additional days during the school holidays).

The Teaching & Learning team consists of teaching staff who lead colleagues and ensure academic achievement and outcomes is prioritised.

About You
You are a keen worker with advanced administration skills, able to think outside the box.  You enjoy working with systems, including creating, producing and monitoring reports where needed. You enjoy being part of event organisation and assisting with planning. You enjoy being part of a team! Above all, you value the impact of consolidating data and administratively leading systems for the benefit of staff leading learning and ultimately, the benefit of students and their learning achievement overall.

  • Demonstrated advanced administration skills
  • Excellent organisational and time management skills
  • Be an energetic, positive, dynamic employee who is part of the Administration Team with minimal supervision, has a can-do attitude, and is willing to support the team where needed.
  • Have a passion and dedication to support diversity, including diverse learning, culture and faith backgrounds
  • Demonstrated ability to perform a wide variety of administrative tasks which includes meeting the current needs while having flexibility to create new information pathways
  • Actively support and contribute to the Catholic Identity and Edmund Rice Tradition

About Us

St Paul’s College is a thriving co-educational R-12 Catholic College in the Edmund Rice tradition. Co-existing on the one campus, St Paul’s College has a distinct Primary Years and Secondary Years location working cohesively to make the student learning journey seamless.

We are a welcoming and diverse community where families and teachers work together to guide students in becoming compassionate, respectful, and faithful young adults.

Our staff play a vital role in fostering a learning environment that reflects our core values of Faith, Relationships, Excellence and Diversity.

Why St Paul’s?

  • Join a values-led R–12 co-educational college where relationships and wellbeing are at the heart of learning.
  • Be part of a warm, inclusive and future-focused staff team
  • Work in a college that celebrates diversity, collaboration and professional growth
  • Enjoy the opportunity to make a real difference in a child’s learning journey

For any additional information, please contact Jenny Allan, People & Culture Advisor at employment@stpauls.sa.edu.au

Applications are to be submitted via the St Paul’s College website via the link below.

Submissions must include:

  • Letter of Application outlining the following (no more than two A4 pages)
    - your knowledge, understanding, and experience relevant to the role
    - what has motivated you to apply for a position at St Paul’s College, and
    - what you hope to contribute to the school community
  • Resume

Applications close:     4:00pm Monday 21 July 2025

Applicants will be reviewed as they are received, and we reserve the right to interview shortlisted candidates and appoint prior to the closing date.

 Teaching & Learning Administration Assistant.pdf

Are you an effective, passionate and progressive educator who can inspire students to achieve their best?

The Opportunity

We are seeking applications from Secondary Teachers, commencing Term 1 2026 for the following learning areas.

Permanent and contract positions are available. Part-time applicants will be considered.  Applicants who teach in one or more learning areas are encouraged to apply.

Art
Design & Technologies
Food & Hospitality and Child Studies
Business Innovation and/or Accounting
Mathematics (Senior Mathematics preferable)
Science (Senior Science preferable)

Are you an Early Career Teacher?

If you are about to complete your teaching qualification and will be eligible to teach from the start of 2026, St Paul’s College strongly encourages you to apply.

 

You will need

  • Current Teacher Registration in South Australia
  • Plan and execute a comprehensive learning program in line with the Australian Curriculum
  • Demonstrate best practice in teaching and learning
  • Actively support and contribute to the college as a Catholic College in the Edmund Rice Tradition
  • Have a passion and dedication to support diversity, including diverse learning, culture and faith backgrounds
  • Create a learning environment that is engaging and inclusive of all students particularly those for whom English is an additional language and those with additional needs
  • Communicate effectively to build positive partnerships with students, parents, colleagues and the broader community. 
  • Be an energetic, positive, dynamic educator who is committed to engaging in professional dialogue and working collaboratively within a flexible learning environment.

About Us

St Paul’s College is a thriving co-educational R-12 Catholic College in the Edmund Rice tradition.

We are a welcoming and diverse community where families and teachers work together to guide students in becoming compassionate, respectful, and faithful young adults.

Our staff play a vital role in fostering a learning environment that reflects our core values of Faith, Relationships, Excellence and Diversity.

Why St Paul’s?

  • Join a values-led R–12 co-educational college where relationships and wellbeing are at the heart of learning.
  • Be part of a warm, inclusive and future-focused staff team
  • Work in a college that celebrates diversity, collaboration and professional growth
  • Enjoy the opportunity to make a real difference in a child’s learning journey


For any additional information, please contact Jenny Allan, People & Culture Advisor at employment@stpauls.sa.edu.au

How to Apply

Applications are to be submitted via the St Paul’s College website via the link below.

Submissions must include:

  • Letter of Application outlining the following (no more than two A4 pages)
    - your knowledge understanding and experience relevant to the role
    - what has motivated you to apply for a position at St Paul’s College, and
    - what you hope to contribute to the school community
  • Resume
  • Application for Employment Declaration

Applications close:     4:00pm Monday 21 July 2025

Applicants will be reviewed as they are received, and we reserve the right to interview shortlisted candidates and appoint prior to the closing date.

 

 Secondary Teacher.pdf

St Paul’s College is seeking an enthusiastic and committed Classroom Education Support Co-educator to join our vibrant team. This is more than just an education support role; it’s a chance to be a part of shaping the learning experiences in a college community that lives its values and nurtures every child.

About Us

St Paul’s College is a thriving co-educational Catholic R–12 college that embraces a holistic approach to education. We are proud to foster a Faith-filled culture, be Relationship-focused, strive for Excellence and are proud of being a Diverse community.  Our FRED values are woven into every aspect of college life.

At St Paul’s, we are committed to developing respectful, confident, compassionate and capable learners who are curious about the world and empowered to make a difference. We value strong partnerships with families and believe in creating a warm, inclusive environment where every student and parent feels welcome and connected.

The Opportunity

We are excited to offer this permanent non-teaching opportunity in our Primary Years Team, commencing by negotiation in Term 3 2025. This part-time role is 30 hours per week over 5 days for 40 weeks of the year which means that some limited school holiday work is required. You will be part of a collaborative, supportive and innovative Primary Years environment where your passion and creativity can flourish.

About You

  • You are vibrant and passionate about supporting students with diverse needs.
  • You see the wonder in every learning moment and strive to make each one count.
  • You create inclusive, welcoming spaces where all learners feel safe, seen and valued.
  • You foster strong, authentic relationships with students, families, and colleagues.
  • You are naturally collaborative, reflective in your practice, and driven by a love of learning.
  • You bring energy and empathy to your work, helping children thrive academically and emotionally.
  • You are adaptable and proactive, ready to support classroom teachers and respond to student needs.
  • You value teamwork and contribute positively to a dynamic and caring school community.
  • You are committed to ongoing professional growth and learning.

Why St Paul’s?

  • Join a values-led R–12 co-educational college where relationships and wellbeing are at the heart of learning.
  • Be part of a warm, inclusive and future-focused Primary Years Team
  • Work in a college that celebrates diversity, collaboration and professional growth
  • Enjoy the opportunity to make a real difference in the foundational years of a child’s learning journey

Application Requirements

Your application should include:

  • A letter (no more than 2 A4 pages) outlining:
    • your knowledge, understanding and passion relevant to the role
    • what has motivated you to apply for a position at St Paul’s College
    • what you hope to contribute to the St Paul’s community
    • Why we should employ you at St Paul’s College
  • A current resume including the names and contact details of 3 referees

Closing date:  4pm Monday 21 July 2025

Applications will be reviewed as they are received. We reserve the right to interview shortlisted applicants and make an appointment before the closing date.

 Co-Educator.pdf

St Paul’s College is seeking an enthusiastic and committed educator to join our vibrant Early Years Team (Reception to Year 2). This is more than just a teaching role; it’s a chance to shape the early learning experience in a college community that lives its values and nurtures every child.

The Opportunity

We are seeking applications from Early Years (Reception to Year 2) teachers commencing Term 1 2026. Permanent and contract positions available. You will be part of a collaborative, supportive and innovative Early Years environment where your passion and creativity can flourish.

About You

  • You are a vibrant and nurturing educator who sees the wonder in early learning and brings energy and purpose to every interaction.
  • You make every moment count by fostering independence, resilience and a strong foundation for lifelong learning.
  • You bring the Early Years curriculum to life through a balanced approach that integrates structured, play-based learning with explicit teaching strategies that support clarity, confidence and growth.
  • You create inclusive and welcoming environments where every child feels safe, seen and valued.
  • You build strong, authentic relationships with students, families and colleagues, recognising that connection is key to holistic development.
  • You are naturally collaborative, deeply reflective and driven by a love of learning and a commitment to excellence.

Are you an Early Career Teacher?

If you are about to complete your teaching qualification and will be eligible to teach in Term 1 2026, we strongly encourage you to apply. This is a wonderful opportunity to begin your career in a nurturing, team-based environment.

About Us

St Paul’s College is a thriving co-educational Catholic R–12 college that embraces a holistic approach to education. We are proud to foster a Faith-filled culture, be Relationship-focused, strive for Excellence and are proud of being a Diverse community. Our FRED values are woven into every aspect of college life.

At St Paul’s, we are committed to developing respectful, confident, compassionate and capable learners who are curious about the world and empowered to make a difference. We value strong partnerships with families and believe in creating a warm, inclusive environment where every student and parent feels welcome and connected.

Why St Paul’s?

  • Join a values-led R–12 co-educational college where relationships and wellbeing are at the heart of learning
  • Be part of a warm, inclusive and future-focused Early Years Team
  • Work in a college that celebrates diversity, collaboration and professional growth
  • Enjoy the opportunity to make a real difference in the foundational years of a child’s learning journey

Applications are to be submitted via the St Paul’s College website via the link below.

 

Your application should include:

A cover letter (no more than 2 A4 pages) outlining:

  • your knowledge, understanding and passion relevant to the role
  • what has motivated you to apply for a position at St Paul’s College
  • what you will contribute to the St Paul’s community
  • A current resume including the names and contact details of 3 current referees

Applications close: 4:00pm Monday 21 July

Applications will be reviewed as they are received. We reserve the right to interview shortlisted applicants and make an appointment before the closing date.

 Primary Years Teacher.pdf

St Paul’s College is seeking an enthusiastic and committed educator to join our vibrant Primary Years Team (Years 3 – 6). This is more than just a teaching role; it’s a chance to shape the learning experience in a college community that lives its values and nurtures every child.

The Opportunity

We are seeking applications from Primary Years (Year 3 to Year 6) teachers commencing Term 1 2026. Permanent and contract positions available.  You will be part of a collaborative, supportive and innovative Primary Years environment where your passion and creativity can flourish.

About You

  • You are a dynamic and nurturing educator who brings learning to life through clear, purposeful instruction and a deep belief in every child’s potential.
  • You make every learning moment count by fostering independence, curiosity, and a love of learning in your students.
  • You design engaging, structured learning experiences that balance explicit teaching with opportunities for creativity and critical thinking.
  • You create inclusive, empowering classroom environments where all learners feel safe, respected, and inspired to grow.
  • You build strong, authentic partnerships with students, families and colleagues, grounded in trust and shared purpose.
  • You are a reflective practitioner and collaborative team member, driven by a passion for continuous improvement and excellence.

Are you an Early Career Teacher?

If you are about to complete your teaching qualification and will be eligible to teach in Term 1 2026, we strongly encourage you to apply. This is a wonderful opportunity to begin your career in a nurturing, team-based environment.

About Us

St Paul’s College is a thriving co-educational Catholic R–12 college that embraces a holistic approach to education. We are proud to foster a Faith-filled culture, be Relationship-focused, strive for Excellence and are proud of being a Diverse community.  Our FRED values are woven into every aspect of college life.

At St Paul’s, we are committed to developing respectful, confident, compassionate and capable learners who are curious about the world and empowered to make a difference. We value strong partnerships with families and believe in creating a warm, inclusive environment where every student and parent feels welcome and connected.

Why St Paul’s?

  • Join a values-led R–12 co-educational college where relationships and wellbeing are at the heart of learning.
  • Be part of a warm, inclusive and future-focused Primary Years Team.
  • Work in a college that celebrates diversity, collaboration and professional growth.
  • Enjoy the opportunity to make a real difference in a child’s learning journey

Applications are to be submitted via the link below

Your application should include:

  • A cover letter (no more than 2 A4 pages) outlining:
    • your knowledge, understanding and passion relevant to the role
    • what has motivated you to apply for a position at St Paul’s College
    • what you will contribute to the St Paul’s community
  • A current resume including the names and contact details of 3 current referees

Applications close: 4:00pm Monday 21 July

Applications will be reviewed as they are received. We reserve the right to interview shortlisted applicants and make an appointment before the closing date.

 Primary Years Teacher.pdf

Registered teachers seeking casual relief teaching opportunities are invited to apply via email to the HR Manager, Mrs Jenny Allan via email HR@stpauls.sa.edu.au, or direct to the College. Applications should include:

  • Completed Application for Employment form
  • Resume
  • Certificate of Teachers Registration
  • RRHAN-EC (Fundamentals & Masterclass certificates), First Aid, And Working With Children Check

Special Authority to Teach – Fourth Year Students

Fourth Year students who hold a Special Authority to Teach are encouraged to apply to be part of the St Paul’s College casual teaching pool.  Applications are to be made to HR Manager, Mrs Jenny Allan via email hr@stpauls.sa.edu.au.  Application should include:

  • Completed Application for Employment form
  • Resume
  • RRHAN-EC (Fundamentals & Masterclass certificates), First Aid, and Working With Children Check

For more information to apply for a Special Authority to Teach via St Paul’s College, please contact Mrs Jenny Allan at hr@stpauls.sa.edu.au

 Application for Employment Declaration Form

How to Apply

Address applications to the Principal, Mr Patrick Harmer

Your application is an opportunity to demonstrate your skills, experience and abilities to a selection panel. 

Submissions must include:

  • Letter of Application outlining the following (no more than two A4 pages)
    • your knowledge, understanding, and experience relevant to the role
    • what has motivated you to apply for a position at St Paul’s College, and
    • what you hope to contribute to the school community
  • Resume

Click the below button to submit your application.

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Why work at St Paul's? Here's what our staff have to say...

"It is a place where your strengths and passions are encouraged, and where you can improve things you want to work on. Where support from leadership is active and ongoing and staff are kind and considerate of each other."

"St Paul's is a place where you can develop your skills, work with knowledgeable staff and be a part of a team that can support your growth."

"That it's a wonderful, welcoming and supportive place to work. We are heading in a great direction and the growth that I can see in the future is a really exciting thing to be a part of. Staff are friendly and have created an extremely supportive culture."

"It is an extremely welcoming community that is brimming with positivity."

"We are a highly welcoming, supportive and inclusive community. You get a great sense of purpose and belonging here."

"A fantastic school that is growing from strength to strength. Fast tracked capital program is changing physical resources dramatically. A wonderfully diverse community with an incredibly supportive staff."

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All applicants will be subject to EREA and legislative screening procedures. These checks are consistent with EREA’s commitment to child safeguarding policies and procedures. Edmund Rice Education is committed to ensuring the safety, wellbeing and dignity of all children and young people.

St Paul’s College is an Equal Opportunity Employer.