Graduate Teacher

Founded in 1847, St Peter’s College is an Anglican boarding and day school for boys committed to being an exceptional community of learning centered on truth, respect and service. With an established reputation for academic excellence, our aim is to instill in students the desire and capacity to consistently seek to improve their own lives and, importantly, that of those around them. The School is located just two kilometres from the city centre on a single 80-acre campus. The magnificent grounds accommodate beautiful buildings, both historic and modern and the School’s educational facilities and sports fields are excellent. Our modern, purpose built Boarding House provides accommodation for 100 students from within Australia and overseas. Over 1550 students from diverse backgrounds and abilities are educated at the School from the Early Years to Year 12. This diversity contributes powerfully and directly to the quality of a boy’s education. We are committed to being a boys’ school that promotes responsible relationships and positive attitudes towards girls and women. We are uncompromising in being a safe and inclusive learning community respectful of diverse backgrounds of race and ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and nationality. About the position St Peter’s College is currently seeking applications for a Graduate Teacher in our Junior School. This is a 12-month contract position, commencing at the beginning of the 2026 School year. Teaching staff at St Peter's College are a critical component in achieving the School's Vision and Values, and the Strategic Plan. By operating with the highest standards of integrity, professionalism and diligence they will ensure that a highly supportive and collaborative culture is promoted across the School. A teacher who creates a positive learning environment, that nurtures and fulfils the potential of all students, will enable all learners to strive and achieve their best. The Graduate Programme will include 0.8 FTE teaching and 0.2 FTE involvement in co-curricular activity. Have a willingness to support the School’s values and Anglican ethos. Hold relevant teaching qualifications. Willingness to contribute to the co-curricular program and act as a Mentor in the House pastoral Care Program. Have a South Australian Teachers Registration and Working with Children Check. Provide evidence of completed training in Responding to Risks of Harm, Abuse and Neglect - Education and Care, and First Aid. Why work for us St Peter's College offers a welcoming learning community connected by a shared vision and values. Our staff take great pride in delivering an exceptional education experience for our students who are motivated to learn, and for our families who truly value their partnership with the School. We foster a collaborative and supportive work environment where knowledge and expertise are built through professional growth and development opportunities. Our incredible facilities are complemented by the resources required to engage students in innovative and creative ways. With a focus on the pastoral care and wellbeing of both staff and students, the inclusive, community-focused culture of the School provides an environment in which staff are supported to perform their best. How to apply Please address applications to the Headmaster, Mr Tim Browning and include a CV and cover letter explaining your skills, capabilities, experiences and reasons for applying. Applications close Monday 8th December 2025. The School reserves the right to interview applicants prior to the closing date and to proceed to appointment if a suitable candidate is identified. For a confidential discussion, please contact Julia De Corso, People and Culture Advisor on . The successful applicant will be expected to satisfy child protection screening and adhere to the School's Child Protection Policy. St Peter's College is an Equal Opportunity Employer. #J-18808-Ljbffr