Teaching with Purpose at Kingsley College

At Kingsley College, we believe education should shape both intellect and character. As a Christ-centred P–12 school in North Rockhampton, we serve a diverse student community — including 25% Indigenous students — and work every day to break cycles of disadvantage through meaningful learning and relational care.

Our teachers are disciples, mentors, and leaders. You’ll join a team that values innovation, teamwork, and spiritual growth, in a culture that actively supports you to do work that matters — and lasts.

Your Calling in the Classroom

This isn’t a one-size-fits-all role. Kingsley College is hiring a Media Arts Teacher across Years 7–12.
Depending on your skills and interests, you may deliver one or both of these creative disciplines — with flexibility to shape the role around your strengths.

What you’ll do:

Deliver engaging content in Media Arts

Teach in both classroom and distance education modes

Use creative technologies (e.g. 3D printing, laser cutting) in modern learning

Collaborate with staff to support a wide range of student needs

Encourage learning through relationships, not just rules

You’ll work in a school that’s small enough to care deeply, but bold enough to innovate.

Your Onboarding Journey: Supported from Day One

We know your first weeks set the tone for your success — so we’ve built our onboarding to reflect our values.

Start with a full Professional Development week before term begins

Step into a role with clear handover notes, unit plans and resources

Learn side-by-side with experienced and welcoming staff

Get ongoing support navigating systems, culture and student needs

Feel safe to ask questions, grow fast, and teach with confidence

Whether you're just starting out or bringing years of experience, you'll feel the support from day one.

Is This You? – The Educator We’re Looking For

You’re a qualified teacher registered in Queensland — either early career or experienced — who is excited about teaching creatively and relationally. Primary-trained teachers confident to teach junior secondary are welcome to apply.

We value:

Experience or interest in either Film, TV and/or New Media

Confidence using modern tools like 3D printing or multimedia editing

Understanding of trauma-informed practice and diverse classrooms

Cultural competence and/or experience working with Indigenous students

Alignment with Christian values and lifestyle requirements

Soft skills that matter:

You lead with heart, not ego

You build trust before compliance

You’re relational, flexible, and invested in each student’s potential

You’re motivated by service, not status

What You’ll Gain from Giving Your Best

Salary: $86,600-$124,725 (aligned with Catholic sector rates)

Relocation support up to $10,000

Annual PD week + professional/spiritual development pathways

Supportive mentoring, strong leadership and team connection

Flexible teaching modes, including distance education

Lifestyle: short commutes, nearby national parks and Great Barrier Reef access

Affordable living in a welcoming regional city

Opportunity to lead change, not just manage curriculum

Ready to Lead with Heart and Purpose?

If you're ready to teach with intention and be part of a school where your faith, creativity and purpose can thrive — apply now.