Vacancy: Humanities and Social Sciences/History Teacher
We are seeking an enthusiastic and dedicated Humanities and Social Sciences/History Teacher to join our College. This full-time, ongoing position commencing Term 1, 2027, offers an exciting opportunity to inspire students, foster curiosity, critical thinking, and contribute to a vibrant learning environment.
About the Role:
Reporting to the Head of Learning Area - HASS, you will be a dynamic and committed HASS/History Teacher. You will have the ability to teach Year 11 and 12 ATAR History (Modern) courses and engage students across Years 7-10 with innovative, differentiated and curriculum-aligned learning experiences. You will be willing to contribute to a collaborative team environment and demonstrate a passion for fostering academic excellence, critical thinking, and student wellbeing.
Responsibilities as a HASS Teacher:
- Proven experience in delivering Year 11 and 12 ATAR Modern History courses effectively.
- Demonstrated ability to teach HASS/History across Years 7–12.
- Proven ability to lead a Pastoral Care Group (PCG) with a focus on student wellbeing and engagement.
- Flexibility and adaptability in implementing differentiated teaching strategies to meet student needs.
- Commitment to innovative and evidence-based teaching methodologies, with a strong awareness of current pedagogical trends.
- Willingness to collaborate in the design and development of teaching and learning programs across multiple year levels, and to lead subject-based teaching teams.
- Strong interpersonal skills with the ability to build positive, respectful, and inclusive relationships with students, parents, and staff across the College community.
What we are seeking:
- A passionate and experienced HASS teacher with the ability to teach Year 11 and 12 ATAR (Modern) History.
- A strong knowledge of the Western Australian Curriculum, particularly in HASS, with demonstrated skills in assessment and reporting.
- Proven ability to design and deliver differentiated, engaging, and academically rigorous learning programs.
- A flexible and enthusiastic approach to integrating new technologies and innovative teaching practices.
- A collaborative and team-oriented educator, willing to contribute to the broader life of the College through co-curricular activities, competitions, and academic initiatives.
- The capacity to adapt and thrive in a dynamic, fast-paced educational setting.
- An appreciation for and commitment to the Catholic ethos of the College.
Desirable:
- The ability to teach Religious Education would be highly advantageous.
Be part of something excellent.
Applications close: 4pm, Monday 31 August. Please provide a covering letter (two pages maximum) and a CV highlighting your suitability for this position. Please address all applications to the Principal, Mr Leo Di Gregorio.
Please email applications to: employment@sacredheart.wa.edu.au
The way we give back to our people: Sacred Heart College gives back generously to our employees with offers on many benefits such as our own wellness program, corporate healthcare rates, onsite weights and fitness studio and a very active social club.
Sacred Heart College prides itself of living the motto of ‘Always Striving Upwards’ our three key values of Courage, Compassion and Respect encompass what it means to be part of the Sacred Heart community.
Important Requirements
The successful applicant must fully support the objectives and ethos of Catholic education. Additionally, applicants are required to provide evidence of a current Working with Children Check and a Nationally Coordinated Criminal History Check prior to appointment.
