Employment

At Arndell you will work with supportive leaders and colleagues in an open, collaborative, and respectful environment where you will be encouraged to use your God-given gifts and talents to provide high-quality education to our students. The College offers ongoing and funded professional development, including attaining teacher accreditation levels and support for further education, and a variety of wellbeing programs including an onsite gym. Staff are provided with the latest tools and well-resourced teaching spaces within which to work.

Opportunities for employment are posted on this page when they arise.  Should you wish to seek employment at the College at other times you are encouraged to contact the Director of Business Services for a confidential discussion.

T: (02) 4572 3633
E: [email protected]

Current Vacancies

PDHPE Teacher

Arndell Anglican College invites applications for the position of PDHPE Teacher, commencing Term 1, 2026.

The PDHPE Teacher is responsible for fostering student learning and development, nurturing creativity, academic achievement, and inspiring a lifelong appreciation for physical education, health, and wellbeing. Reporting to the Head of PDHPE and Sport P–12, the successful applicant will teach across Years 7–12, delivering engaging and innovative programs that promote active lifestyles, personal development, and student wellbeing. The role also includes active involvement in the wider life of the College, including co-curricular programs, pastoral care, sporting events, excursions, and College camps. Please click here for the full position description. Applications close Wednesday, 12 November 2025.

Grounds and Maintenance Team Member

Arndell Anglican College invites applications for the position of Grounds and Maintenance Team Member, commencing as soon as possible.

Reporting to the Facilities and WHS Manager, this role is integral to maintaining the College’s facilities, grounds, buildings, and agricultural spaces to a high standard. Working as part of a collaborative team, the successful applicant will ensure the College’s presentation, safety, and functionality reflect Arndell’s values and support the daily life of the College. Key responsibilities include maintaining gardens, sporting fields, and buildings; performing general repairs; supporting College events; assisting with animal care in agricultural areas; and ensuring compliance with WHS and Child Safe standards. The successful candidate will have experience in facilities or grounds maintenance (preferably in a school setting), relevant trade or horticultural qualifications, strong organisational skills, and a proactive, team-oriented approach. A current Working With Children Check and driver’s licence are required. This is a permanent full-time position. Please click here for the full position description. Applications close Thursday, 27 November 2025.

Casual / Relief Teachers - Primary and Secondary

We are seeking applications from suitably qualified casual / relief teachers to be part of our cover bank - please send your application to [email protected].   

To be successful at Arndell we seek team players who are passionate about the education of young people, able to engage and inspire students who possess a range of interests and abilities, are goal oriented, able to work collaboratively and contribute to the whole school, actively apply our frameworks in Learning, Pastoral Care, and Christian thinking. 

Employment screening of successful applicants will apply including verification of the Working With Children Check and NESA accreditation (where applicable), these may occur prior to interview.  COVID-19 vaccination (two doses) preferred but not essential. Arndell Anglican College is a child safe organisation, an equal opportunity employer and an Anglican Schools Corporation school.

Teacher Intern Program

The Intern Program is a school-based training program designed to build skills in a broad range of day-to-day school experiences, not ordinarily covered as part of university study or practicum experiences. Alongside university study and as part of the staff team in one of the Anglican Schools Corporation schools, Interns are supported by a dedicated mentor and are engaged in rich learning opportunities in preparation for their first teaching role. The position suits self-motivated people who want to broaden their experience in a school setting alongside their tertiary study. Successful applicants will work in a collaborative environment, should be willing to contribute to all facets of school life, and have a desire to share their Christian faith. Download the Intern Program for more information on the program including how to apply.