Mercy Catholic College
Chatswood

Mercy Catholic College, Chatswood is a systemic girls secondary school on the Lower North Shore of Sydney. The school was established in 1890 by the Sisters of Mercy. The first lay Principal was appointed in 1989. The enrolment of the college is 450 students.

The college aims to educate students to be strong Catholic women, ready and able to take an active role in society. It values the role of the individual (students, staff, parents) within the community, and attempts to encourage the understanding that rights must be balanced by responsibilities. It strives to meet the sentiments of the prophet Micah to 'act justly, love tenderly and walk humbly with your God'.

Applications are invited from suitably qualified and experienced teachers who are committed to the ethos of the Catholic School and to excellence in teaching and learning for the following position:

English and Religious Education Teacher 7-12 permanent full-time

SPECIFIC CRITERIA

• Year 7 - 11 English (including Year 11 Standard or Advanced)
• Year 7 - 10 Religious Education
• Willingness to teach Year 9 drama will be an advantage
• Applicants will hvae qualifications in Religious Education or demonstrate a willingness to undertake study in Religious Education.

All applicants for teaching positions must complete a Teacher Application Form (available on our website) and include a letter addressing the essential/specific criteria for the position and be mailed to the Principal.

Essential and specific criteria for each vacancy can be found under Employment Opportunities on our website: www.cso.brokenbay.catholic.edu.au

Applications close: 13-11-2009

Application forms must be downloaded from http://www.cso.brokenbay.catholic.edu.au/employment/index.html.
The completed application form, a resume and copies of qualifications should be emailed to the principal at ray.paxton@dbb.catholic.edu.au.

Child Protection Legislation requires preferred applicants to be subject to employment screening.

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