Secondary Teachers

Ellenbrook Christian College (ECC), a thriving Pre-Kindergarten to Year 12 school in Perth’s northeast corridor, provides Christ-centred education that nurtures the spiritual, academic, emotional, and social growth of every student. As part of the Swan Christian Education Association (SCEA), ECC is committed to equipping students to flourish in life, faith, and character.

We are seeking dedicated and faith-driven Teachers to join our expanding Secondary School team from the 1st January 2027. These will be permanent positions of varying FTE.

In this role, you will teach secondary English, Maths, or Science, delivering engaging lessons, supporting student wellbeing, and contributing to the wider life of the College.

This is not just a role; it’s a sacred opportunity to nurture young hearts and minds. You’ll teach with grace and conviction, sowing seeds of faith and learning that will shape lives for eternity.

Key Responsibilities Include:

• Be able to teach one or more; English, Maths, or Science across the secondary phases utilising a sound understanding of the Western Australian curriculum.
• Deliver engaging, faith-based teaching aligned with the SCEA Biblical Foundations Framework.
• Plan, teach and assess using varied strategies, differentiation, and targeted support for all learners.
• Build positive classroom environments with strong management, clear communication, and accurate tracking of student progress.
• Contribute to student wellbeing and pastoral care, supporting their spiritual, academic and personal development.
• Be an active team member – collaborating with staff, engaging in co-curricular activities, and supporting wider College life and policies.

Essential Selection Criteria:

• Demonstrates a personal commitment to the Lord Jesus Christ and is an active member of a Christian Church, living in accordance with the Association’s Statement of Faith and Educational Objectives.
• Demonstrated alignment with the National Professional Standards for Teachers, including subject competence supported by evidence (e.g. folios, workbooks, teaching notes).
• Use of diverse, effective teaching, learning, and assessment strategies to meet student needs and course objectives.
• Strong communication skills with students and adults, alongside competent use of technology in teaching practice.
• Professional commitment to ethical responsibilities, serving as a role model, and building positive relationships.
• Holds a current Working with Children Check and valid TRBWA registration or willingness to apply for one.

What We Offer:

• A purpose-filled teaching role in a vibrant, faith-aligned school community.
• Competitive salary packaging, professional development, and staff support structures.
• A collaborative, prayerful and supportive Christian work culture.

How to Apply:

If you’re a committed educator seeking to make a meaningful contribution as a Teacher, we invite you to apply online via the SCEA website: Working with Us

We invite you to read the attached information pack that includes the job description with a full list of duties and selection criteria to address. Online applications should be submitted by the 20th August 2026, however shortlisting will begin immediately, and SCEA reserves the right to close this advert before this date.

Applications must include:

• A covering letter addressing all the Essential Criteria and a brief statement outlining the competencies you would bring to the role and your reason for applying
• A current resume/CV
• Copies of qualifications
• Copies of current TRBWA registration and Working with Children Card, or willingness to apply for one.

Only online applications that provide the above requirements will be considered.

For confidential enquiries, please contact Marisa Streeton on (08) 9297 9297 or email marisa.streeton@ellenbrook.wa.edu.au

About SCEA
Swan Christian Education Association (SCEA) is a not-for-profit network of seven schools across Perth. With over 900 staff and 5000 students, SCEA is united in its mission:

“We value and empower every student to become all God created them to be.”