Employment

Working at St Mark's

St Mark’s is committed to being a vibrant professional community that supports its people and their sense of belonging, connectedness, and shared purpose. The over 200 St Mark’s teachers and other staff members are highly-valued, knowledgeable, expert professionals. The School’s positive work environment attracts and retains high quality staff by fostering professionalism, commitment, loyalty, Christian values, a high standard of pastoral care, and by providing above Award conditions. Teachers contribute to the pastoral and cocurricular programs offered to St Mark’s students.

St Mark’s fosters a culture of continuous improvement and lifelong learning for all through staff reflection, goal setting, feedback, collaboration, and investment in professional learning. An exciting suite of opt-in school-based professional learning options are offered to teaching staff. These have been co-designed with staff and are based in Martin Seligman’s PERMA framework, to nurture staff (P) positive emotions, (E) engagement in valuable work, (R) relationships, (M) meaning in their work, and (A) achievements and feelings of accomplishment. With a focus on staff voice, choice, and ownership, these options include mentoring, coaching, action research, leadership development, a generous professional learning scholarship (that includes the possibility to support staff in post-graduate study), and participation in strategic project groups.

The School, as part of its strategic focus area of Holistic Wellbeing for all, is committed to supporting the multidimensional wellbeing of all staff in a range of ways, including through initiatives that sustain mental and physical health. Staff appreciate morning tea provided on staff days, refreshments provided during parent teacher interviews, the onsite coffee van, and the pop-up coffee shop offered by our Senior Home Economics students. Specific benefits for staff include salary packaging, generous paid parental leave, generous long service leave entitlements, an active Staff Social Club that organises regular social activities, free influenza vaccinations, and Notebook computers and iPads for relevant staff. Staff are additionally offered periodic opportunities to engage in complimentary health and wellbeing activities, and in service to others.

Current opportunities

Senior Relief Education Assistants - please submit your application via SEEK

Relief Work

Administration staff

If you are interested in relief admin work, please email your CV to humanresources@stmarks.wa.edu.au.

Education Assistants

St Mark's is seeking expressions of interest from qualified Education Assistants to join the Learning Diversity & Inclusion relief pool. Applications from EAs with qualifications in primary, secondary and special needs will be welcomed.

Download the Relief Education Assistant Application form. Email completed application form and CV to humanresources@stmarks.wa.edu.au.

All successful candidates in the relief pool will be required to participate in an Induction session at the School.

Teachers

If you are interested in relief work, please download the relevant form below, and submit as indicated on the form. Middle and Senior School (Year 6 to Year 12): Download Secondary Relief Teacher Application Form. Email completed form and CV to jrobinson@stmarks.wa.edu.au

Primary School (Kindy to Year 5): Download Primary Relief Teacher Application Form. Email completed form and CV to humanresources@stmarks.wa.edu.au

Additional Information

Teaching staff salaries are paid under the Anglican Schools Commission Incorporated Western Australian Agreement 2019, as approved by the FairWork Commission, in accordance with training and experience. Non-teaching staff are employed under appropriate Award conditions to which over Award payments are applied.

All enquiries regarding employment at St Mark’s can be emailed to humanresources@stmarks.wa.edu.au or posted to:

The Principal
St Mark’s Anglican Community School
PO Box 231
HILLARYS WA 6923

St Mark’s Anglican Community School is a Child-safe School

St Mark’s is committed to being a child-safe organisation through the prevention, identification and reporting of child abuse and neglect. All candidates for roles at St Mark’s are subject to screening and assessment against child safety standards as part of the recruitment process. All employees (teaching and non-teaching) are required to participate in annual training in this regard.