HSIE Teacher

Overview

St Mary Star of the Sea College is a Catholic Girls’ Secondary School in the Good Samaritan tradition. This is a full-time permanent position as an HSIE Teacher (History, Society and Culture) commencing January 2026. Location : Wollongong, NSW. Applications Close : 19 October 2025.

We strive to develop each student’s capabilities through a variety of high-quality learning experiences while promoting the freedom and love of learning. We are committed to amplifying the voice and gifts of young women to enable them to be leaders of the future, and to equipping students with the skills and confidence for agency and advocacy. All staff are encouraged to foster Catholic values and education in the Good Samaritan / Benedictine tradition.

As a member of Good Samaritan Education (GSE), the college is guided by Benedictine spirituality and the values of stewardship, mutuality, prayer, hospitality, humility, discernment, justice and peace, and the commitment to the statement on The Voice and Experience of Women in Leadership.

Why you will love working with us

• Highly supportive and collaborative team environment
• A sense of belonging with a strong focus on community
• Strong commitment to personal growth and development with professional development opportunities for teachers at all stages of their career
• Creating genuine impact and making a difference to our students
• Outstanding facilities and a stunning location in Wollongong

The Opportunity

The HSIE Teacher provides a contemporary education to students in accordance with the appropriate syllabus and the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers. This includes the planning, preparation and teaching of programs to achieve specific student outcomes.

Essential Requirements

How to Apply

Visit the College Careers page to complete the online employment application form and attach :

Applications close on Sunday, 19 October 2025. Child protection legislation requires the successful applicant to supply a valid Working with Children Check. Enquiries to the People and Culture team on 02 4228 6

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