Careers at Churchie
Anglican Church Grammar School, known internationally as Churchie, is embarking on a vision to ensure it remains at the forefront of boys’ education.
Building on a foundation of over 100 years, and in partnership with the school community, this vision seeks to establish Churchie as an international leader in academic, creative, pastoral, cocurricular and service pursuits. Leading this vision are talented and enthusiastic staff that are supported by key positions.
The benefits of joining Churchie
Churchie offers outstanding employment opportunities. You will:
- join a talented, committed and passionate staff community
- enjoy competitive remuneration packages, including additional superannuation and salary continuance insurance for eligible employees
- access generous professional development opportunities, including support for further study, domestic and international education networks, fellowship opportunities, and supportive graduate teacher and professional enhancement programmes
- enjoy staff wellbeing activities, complemented by an Employee Assistance Programme (EAP).
The employment application process
Step 1: View the position description and selection criteria
Download a copy of the position description and selection criteria via our website.
Step 2: Address the selection criteria
In your covering letter, you are required to address each selection criteria individually. This should include examples outlining your suitability for the role, level of achievement/skill or philosophy as it relates to the criterion and then specific examples of when and how you have developed/used the particular skill or gained the specific area experience.
Step 3: Provide documentation
- A cover letter (1.5 pages) addressing the selection criteria
- A full resume
- Be able to provide the following documentation upon request:
- the names, addresses and telephone numbers of three recent professional referees (immediate supervisor/s) who are in a position to comment about your performance in relation to the above criteria from your most recent employers over the past 5 years
- relevant academic transcripts
- a copy of your Queensland College of Teachers registration, valid paid Blue Card/Exemption Card or AHPRA registration
- verification of your right to work in Australia.
Step 4: Submit your application
Please ensure that your application is submitted by the closing date and time provided in the advertisement for the position. Late applications may not be accepted (please note that, from time to time, the School may fill positions prior to the closing date).
Applicants will receive an email acknowledging receipt of the application.
Shortlisting
The shortlisting process will generally take from 1 to 3 weeks to complete. The time needed to complete each process will vary according to the number of applications received and the availability of the panel members.
The interview
For applicants who will be invited to proceed to interview, Human Resources will contact you via telephone or email to arrange a suitable time for the interview to take place. Please feel free to ask any questions that you may have at that time regarding the interview process including the panel composition.
Unsuccessful applicants
Applicants who have not been shortlisted will be advised in writing as soon as possible after the shortlisting/interview process has been finalised. Churchie appreciates the time and effort all candidates put into their applications. While we understand it is disappointing when an application is not successful, it is the School’s policy not to provide individual candidate feedback.
Screening and compliance requirements
Churchie supports the rights of children and young people and is committed to the safety, welfare and wellbeing of students and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All candidates are required to undergo a screening process prior to appointment.
While assessing a candidate’s suitability for the role, consideration will also be placed on a candidate’s understanding and commitment to the Code of Conduct, especially how it applies to the safety and wellbeing of children attending Churchie. This is part of our selection criteria and assists us in ensuring that we engage staff that will contribute to creating a safe and supportive environment.
All preferred applicants’ details are provided to the Director of Professional Standards, Anglican Church Southern Queensland to be checked against the Anglican Church’s National Professional Standards Register.
The above checks are complemented by checking the applicant’s identity. This includes the verification of consistency with items such as qualifications. To be considered for an academic position, applicants must be currently registered or be eligible for Teacher Registration with Queensland College of Teachers. For all other positions, applicants must have a valid Blue Card or AHPRA registration (whichever is applicable for the appointment and position).
Current vacancies
- Academic
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- Cocurricular
- sports and activities
- Express Interest