Primary Music Teacher

Overview Primary Music Teacher (Graduates Encouraged) Part Time (0.8 FTE), Fixed Term for Terms 1 - 4, 2026 $70,000-$99,000 per annum (pro rata) depending on experience Kewarra Beach Campus Are you a passionate Primary Music Teacher ready to inspire young minds through the power of music? Trinity Anglican School invites you to join our vibrant learning community where creativity, collaboration, and excellence are at the heart of everything we do. In this dynamic role, you’ll implement best-practice curriculum, lead or assist in engaging music programs including our TAS Music Ensembles (choirs, concert band, ukulele, recorder, strings and rock bands), and coordinate performances that showcase student talent. You’ll nurture the whole child—physically, socially, emotionally, and cognitively—while celebrating diversity and fostering a respectful, inclusive environment. With strong support from families and colleagues, and opportunities to contribute to exciting co-curricular events and productions, you’ll help shape lifelong learners through the joy of music. Come make a meaningful impact at Trinity Anglican School—where your passion meets purpose. For the right applicant, an additional role as an Instrumental Music Tutor for one day per week on a casual basis can be discussed. Is TAS for me? Inspiring the Curious. You're passionate about providing the tools for students to the development an appreciation of musical instruments and skills throughout our music programs. You're excited about working in an environment that nurtures the individual strengths of students and fosters their musical curiosity to create outstanding young artists. As a professional educator, you thrive when provided with the flexibility to individualise learning for each student. This is a wonderful opportunity to join one of the premier teaching teams in Queensland. Founded in 1983, Trinity Anglican School (TAS), located in Cairns, inspires young men and women to be the best they can be. Is this you? Whilst implementing ‘best practice’ curriculum in teaching areas to support the physical, social, emotional and cognitive needs of the students, you will work collaboratively with the campus Curriculum Coordinator to achieve the aims and objectives of the school and develop cooperative relationships that ensure the smooth operation of the Primary School. You will also work collaboratively with the pastoral care coordinator to ensure the wellbeing of TAS students. In addition to a strong commitment to continuous improvement in conjunction with the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers (AITSL), you will apply the Art and Science of Teaching (ASOT) by Robert Marzano and Essential Skills of Classroom Management (ESCM) which underpin the school’s pedagogical management approach. TAS has a goal to inspire its staff and students to be the best they can be. As a new member of the TAS teaching team, you will receive the support you need and the challenges you crave to provide the top quality education for which TAS holds a strong reputation. This is an exciting opportunity for a self-motivated and energetic teacher to work with our experienced team in a vibrant co-educational environment. Responsibilities A Bachelor of Education or appropriate tertiary/teaching qualification (essential) Bachelor of Music or Music Education, or Arts with a specialisation in Music is (desired) Registration with the Queensland College of Teachers (QCT) A current First Aid Certificate in an Education and Care environment (or willingness to obtain) A CPR Certificate (or willingness to obtain) Implement “best practice” curriculum in your core teaching area using the Kodaly methodology Develop, plan, implement and evaluate age-appropriate programmes for the physical, social, emotional and cognitive needs of the students Coordinate music and singing events/groups/performances incorporated as part of the music programme (TAS Music ensembles and Ukelele Club) Maintain all school records; assess, record and report on student progress Be aware of special/additional needs, cultural, linguistic, religious, gender, language diversities and socio-economic differences and treat each child with dignity and respect Liaise with and support parents and actively encourage parent involvement Participate in staff development days, Outdoor Education Programs, Year Level Information Evenings, Parent Teacher Interviews, Principal’s Welcome Evenings, Excursions, Musical Productions and Co-curricular activities Encourage students to be lifelong learners Working with students checks TAS Provides a Safe And Supportive Learning Environment For Our Students And Young People, And We Achieve This Through Recruiting Excellent Staff Based On Merit And Suitability To Work With Our Students And Young People. To Ensure Your Suitability To Work With Our Students And Young People, The Following Checks Will Be Undertaken As a Part Of The Recruitment Process National Register Screen (Anglican School’s Commission Screen) Queensland College of Teachers Registration check Reference checks Child Protection Certificate How do I apply? Please click the apply now button and upload (in Microsoft Word or PDF format): Your current résumé. A cover letter advising us how you meet the responsibilities of this position. We will process applications as they come through, so please apply today #J-18808-Ljbffr