VISUAL ARTS TEACHER

Join a flourishing Creative and Performing Arts faculty where

creativity, excellence and relationships matter

Presbyterian Ladies' College Armidale is seeking an outstanding Visual

Arts teacher who is passionate about inspiring young women to think

creatively, develop technical excellence and discover confidence through

artistic expression.

Whether you are an experienced Stage 6 teacher or an emerging

educator with exceptional potential, we invite applications from teachers

who wish to contribute to a vibrant Christian learning community.

ABOUT PRESBYTERIAN LADIES' COLLEGE ARMIDALE

PLC

Armidale has educated young women of courage and character

since 1887. As the only independent all-girls day and boarding school in

northern NSW, the College offers a unique educational environment

where girls are known, challenged and enabled to flourish.

WHY JOIN PLC ARMIDALE?

Outstanding Creative and Performing Arts faculty

Excellent facilities and specialist art spaces

Small class sizes

Strong culture of collaboration

Commitment to professional learning

Beautiful regional city with outstanding lifestyle

Opportunity to shape girls' education in an innovative Christian school.

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

Teach inspiring Visual Arts lessons across Years 7–12

Mentor Stage 6 Visual Arts students through Body of Work development

Support exhibitions and showcases of student art making

Contribute to co-curricular activities across the College

Work collaboratively within an innovative CAPA faculty

Engage in pastoral care and wellbeing activities for students.

In your first year you will

Build strong positive relationships with students

Contribute to the Visual Arts program

Support Stage 6 students

Participate in College life

Contribute to exhibitions and community events.

We are seeking a teacher who values relationships, believes in the

potential of every girl and enjoys contributing to a collaborative learning

community.

ESSENTIAL SELECTION CRITERIA

NESA accreditation

Recognised teaching qualification with Visual Arts specialisation

Teaching experience and commitment to professional growth

Strong understanding of NESA syllabuses

Excellent communication skills

Commitment to values and ethos of a Christian school.

DESIRABLE

Stage 6 Visual Arts experience

Confidence using technology and digital platforms

Experience programming, teaching and assessing student

learning of Visual Arts courses.

Familiarity supporting students with diverse learning needs.

REPORTING RESPONSIBILITY

The successful applicant will be responsible to the Principal,

through the Head of Senior School with faculty reporting through

the Head of CAPA (Creative and Performing Arts).

RECRUITMENT PROCESS

Applications lodged by close of business Friday, 31 July 2026.

Interviews will be held in person or via Zoom

Current employer or Principal may be contacted in addition to

referees nominated.

Applications are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. Suitable candidates

may be interviewed prior to the closing date, and the College reserves the

right to appoint before applications officially close.

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