Our community is dedicated to the education, wellbeing and development of our students, and we have always endeavoured to be both innovators and early adopters so that we can improve and enhance the education of our students.
TAS advertises employment vacancies on seek.com.au and on its website.
All applications must include:
- A covering letter addressing the selection criteria
- A full resume including referees
- Other documentation as outlined in the position description
If you would like to apply for a position that is not listed below, please submit an application form here.
Trinity Anglican School (TAS) is expanding its Early Learning Centres (ELC) by introducing pre-kindergarten services (age 2-3) at its Kewarra Beach and White Rock campuses in 2024, with the White Rock service on track to open in late May.
We are now seeking qualified Lead Educators and Educators who are passionate about creating educational and fun learning experiences for our children at our White Rock Campus. TAS inspires curious learners through nature-based hands-on play and inquiry-based discovery that promotes social, cognitive, physical and emotional development. Our Educators enjoy the benefits of belonging to a supportive and skilled Early Learning team, as part of the wider TAS Community. If this sounds like something you’d like to be a part of, please read on!
Available roles:
Lead Educators: The Lead Educator’s role at the ELC involves overseeing program coordination and staff mentoring to create a nurturing environment for young children during their early developmental years. They focus on delivering quality care and supporting the holistic development of each child in their care by implementing the educational program by using an assessment and planning cycle and engaging in critical reflection to improve the program and practice.
Educators: The Educator’s role is to provide a safe, caring environment which fosters and supports the learning and personal development of each child and to contribute to the provision of a quality education program by assisting and supporting the Teacher in the preparation of learning materials, working directly with students, assisting toileting and dressing of students and participating fully in the programs and routines of the Early Learning Centre.
Educational Leader: The Educational Leader is responsible for the development, implementation and reflection of a high quality program based on service values and philosophy in collaboration with the Nominated Supervisor, educators and management. You will inspire and mentor educators regarding the implementation of the program with regard to the NQF, NQS and approved learning frameworks.
Do you have the following…
- Certificate III or Diploma in Early Childhood Education and Care (or similar qualification) or working towards attainment, or
- Looking to start a traineeship in early childhood education
- Experience in Early Learning education and care, preferably kindergarten age
- Certificate – CPR (HLTAID009)
- Certificate – First Aid in an Education Setting (HLTAID012)
Are you a team player who…
- Communicates well both verbally and in writing.
- Has a child friendly and nurturing disposition.
- Can assist with the planning, implementation, and evaluation of a high-quality program, this includes contributing to the QIP.
- Understands the ‘My Time Our Place’ framework and can apply it.
- Is reliable, flexible and demonstrates tact and discretion.
- Demonstrates initiative and flexibility.
- Has the ability to work towards a centre of excellence.
- Can use the Microsoft Office suite with the ability to learn
- Is willing to undertake the Responsible Person role in the Nominated Supervisor’s absence.
About Trinity Anglican School (TAS)
Trinity Anglican School (TAS) is the leading Independent Anglican school in Far North Qld. With an unrivalled reputation for excellence in FNQ, TAS has a K-12 campus at White Rock and a K-6 campus at Kewarra Beach. Construction is currently underway for two new, state-of-the-art pre-kindergarten services, one for each of TAS’ White Rock and Kewarra Beach campuses. They are scheduled for completion in the coming months to accommodate TAS’ first pre-kindergarten intake planned for May 2024 at our White Rock Campus. The inclusion of the pre-kindergarten year to the current ELC prospectus offers children as young as two with the opportunity to complete two years of early learning (pre-kindy and kindy) before transitioning to primary school.
Working with students checks
TAS provides a safe and supportive learning environment for our students and we achieve this through recruiting excellent staff based on merit and suitability to work with students. To ensure your suitability to work with students, the following checks will be undertaken as a part of the recruitment process:
- National Register Screen via the Anglican School’s Commission check
- Blue Card suitability check
- Reference checks
Trinity Anglican School is seeking a Tuckshop Assistant to assist in preparing and providing meals and snacks for school students at our White Rock campus. This is a part-time role working 7.30am – 2pm Monday to Friday during term time only.
In this role, you will work with TAS team members and volunteers to prepare meals and work in the retail outlet during break times.
Are you a team player who can…
- assist in creating and implement a cost effective and healthy nutritious menu plan
- assist in preparing meals in bulk and in time for school breaks
- provide exceptional customer service
- assist to order supplies, manage stock and float
- maintain safe food handling practices
- assist with updating menus as required and processing student orders
- contribute to innovative approaches to provide catering services to the School community
- comply with WH&S laws and regulations
If so, we’d love to receive your resume and cover letter outlining your experience, and why you would be the best person for this role!
About Trinity Anglican School (TAS)
Founded in 1983, Trinity Anglican School (TAS) is the leading Independent Anglican school in Cairns. With an unrivalled reputation for excellence in FNQ, TAS has a K-12 campus at White Rock and a K-6 campus at Kewarra Beach. This vibrant co-educational school is looking for an innovative, self-motivated and energetic Tuckshop Assistant to become part of our team.
Working with students checks
TAS provides a safe and supportive learning environment for our students and we achieve this through recruiting excellent staff based on merit and suitability to work with students. To ensure your suitability to work with students, the following checks will be undertaken as a part of the recruitment process:
- National Register Screen (Anglican School’s Commission Screen)
- Blue Card
Is TAS for me?
You’re passionate about providing the tools for students to succeed and reach their academic potential. You’re excited about working in an environment that nurtures the individual strengths of students and fosters curiosity to create outstanding young global citizens. As a professional educator, you thrive when provided with the flexibility to individualise learning for each student.
This is a wonderful opportunity to join one of the premier teaching teams in Queensland. Founded in 1983, Trinity Anglican School (TAS), located in Cairns, inspires young men and women to be the best they can be.
Is this you?
At TAS, we’re looking for someone who is keen to take that next step in their teaching career at an independent school which prides itself on being both innovators and early adopters.
Whilst implementing ‘best practice’ curriculum in teaching areas to support the physical, social, emotional and cognitive needs of the students, you will work collaboratively with the campus Curriculum Coordinator to achieve the aims and objectives of the school and develop cooperative relationships that ensure the smooth operation of the Primary School. You will also work collaboratively with the pastoral care coordinator to ensure the wellbeing of TAS students.
In addition to a strong commitment to continuous improvement in conjunction with the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers (AITSL), you will apply the Art and Science of Teaching (ASOT) by Robert Marzano and Essential Skills of Classroom Management (ESCM) which underpin the school’s pedagogical management approach.
TAS has a goal to inspire its staff and students to be the best they can be. As a new member of the TAS teaching team, you will receive the support you need and the challenges you crave to provide the top quality education for which TAS holds a strong reputation.
This is an exciting opportunity for a self-motivated and energetic teacher to work with our experienced team in a vibrant co-educational environment..
Do you have…
- A Bachelor of Education or appropriate tertiary/teaching qualification
- Registration with the Queensland College of Teachers (QCT)
- A current First Aid Certificate in an Education and Care environment (or willingness to obtain)
- A CPR Certificate (or willingness to obtain)
Are you a team player who can…
- Implement “best practice” curriculum in your core teaching areas for Preparatory to Year 6
- Develop, plan, implement and evaluate age appropriate programmes for the physical, social, emotional and cognitive needs of the students
- Maintain all school records; assess, record and report on student progress
- Take a proactive role in the spiritual development of students, this includes teaching Christian and Values Education (CAVE) if required
- Be aware of special/additional needs, cultural, linguistic, religious, gender, language diversities and socio-economic differences and treat each child with dignity and respect
- Liaise with and support parents and actively encourage parent involvement
- Participate in staff development days, Outdoor Education Programs, Year Level Information Evenings, Parent Teacher Interviews, Principal’s Welcome Evenings, Excursions, Musical Productions and Co-curricular activities.
- Encourage students to be lifelong learners
Working with students checks
TAS provides a safe and supportive learning environment for our students and young people and we achieve this through recruiting excellent staff based on merit and suitability to work with our students and young people. To ensure your suitability to work with our students and young people, the following checks will be undertaken as a part of the recruitment process:
- National Register Screen (Anglican School’s Commission Screen)
- Queensland College of Teachers Registration check
- Reference checks
- Child Protection Certificate
Do you put the ‘help’ in Helpdesk?
- You are looking for a role where you can demonstrate your customer service skills and technical expertise. You enjoy being the ‘go to’ person; that reliable person everyone knows can help find a solution to their tech problem. Imagining the following scenario makes you smile:
“Why is my computer not working? I know, I’ll go and see <insert your name here>, they are always happy to help!”
- Your role is to enable students and staff to make the best use of the technology to create an awesome learning experience. TAS is a school which prides itself on being both an innovator and an early adopter.
- Reporting to the Manager of IT, you will be responsible for providing a professional, customer-centric IT service and facilitate the effective running of IT services across the School.
- You will use your experience in school or corporate IT teams to maintain, repair, test and ensure on-going operation of computer software, hardware etc for staff and students.
We are seeking someone with:
- Knowledge of, and intermediate ability to use a variety of software programs including Microsoft operating systems and Office suites, Adobe Suite and the current versions of various web explorers
- Intermediate knowledge of hardware and configuration of networking peripherals, including a sound understanding of the principles of a networking operating system
- Intermediate understanding of administering a server operating system
- Demonstrated ability to advise users in the effective use of Microsoft Office Suite (in particular Word, Excel, Power Point, OneDrive and Adobe)
- A good understanding of Laptop Computers, Desktop systems and Peripherals with a demonstrated ability to support such systems in an environment where users have varying computing skill levels
- Analytical and problem-solving skills and demonstrated ability to perform computer and peripheral maintenance and troubleshooting to component level in a safe and effective manner
- Proven skills in written and oral communication and a capacity to display strong client focus and work in a team environment
- Attention to detail and the ability to prioritise tasks and work at a fast pace
- Advanced skills using email and Internet
- ITIL equivalent: Tier 1
- A sense of humour!
The role will be primarily based at White Rock, but will spend time at the Kewarra Beach campus. Cross-campus travel will be subsidised where applicable.
TAS has a goal to inspire its staff and students to be the best they can be. As a new member of the TAS IT team, you will receive the support you need and the challenges you crave to help us to provide the top quality education for which TAS holds a strong reputation.
Check out our webpage at www.tas.qld.edu.au for more information about the leading independent school in Far North Queensland.
Suitability to work with children, students, and young people
TAS provides a safe and supportive learning environment for our children, students and young people and we achieve this through recruiting professional staff based on merit and suitability to work with children, students and young people.
To ensure your suitability to work with children, students and young people, the following checks will be undertaken in the recruitment process:
- National Register Screen (Anglican School’s Commission)
- Reference Checks
- Blue Card Suitability (no card, no start laws apply)
Due to an emergent period of leave, Trinity Anglican School is welcoming applications for a new fixed term vacancy at the Kewarra Beach Primary campus for Term 2, 2024.
Is TAS for me?
You’re passionate about providing the tools for students to succeed and reach their academic potential. You’re excited about working in an environment that nurtures the individual strengths of students and fosters curiosity to create outstanding young global citizens. As a professional educator, you thrive when provided with the flexibility to individualise learning for each student.
This is a wonderful opportunity to join one of the premier teaching teams in Queensland. Founded in 1983, Trinity Anglican School (TAS), located in Cairns, inspires young men and women to be the best they can be.
Is this you?
Whilst implementing ‘best practice’ curriculum in teaching areas to support the physical, social, emotional and cognitive needs of the students, you will work collaboratively with the campus Curriculum Coordinator to achieve the aims and objectives of the school and develop cooperative relationships that ensure the smooth operation of the Primary School. You will also work collaboratively with the pastoral care coordinator to ensure the wellbeing of TAS students.
In addition to a strong commitment to continuous improvement in conjunction with the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers (AITSL), you will apply the Art and Science of Teaching (ASOT) by Robert Marzano and Essential Skills of Classroom Management (ESCM) which underpin the school’s pedagogical management approach.
TAS has a goal to inspire its staff and students to be the best they can be. As a new member of the TAS teaching team, you will receive the support you need and the challenges you crave to provide the top quality education for which TAS holds a strong reputation.
This is an exciting opportunity for a self-motivated and energetic teacher to work with our experienced team in a vibrant co-educational environment.
Do you have…
- A Bachelor of Education or appropriate tertiary/teaching qualification
- Registration with the Queensland College of Teachers (QCT)
- A current First Aid Certificate in an Education and Care environment (or willingness to obtain)
- A CPR Certificate (or willingness to obtain)
Are you a team player who can…
- Implement “best practice” curriculum in your core teaching area
- Develop, plan, implement and evaluate age appropriate programmes for the physical, social, emotional and cognitive needs of the students
- Maintain all school records; assess, record and report on student progress
- Take a proactive role in the spiritual development of students, this includes teaching Christian and Values Education (CAVE) if required
- Be aware of special/additional needs, cultural, linguistic, religious, gender, language diversities and socio-economic differences and treat each child with dignity and respect
- Liaise with and support parents and actively encourage parent involvement
- Participate in staff development days, Outdoor Education Programs, Year Level Information Evenings, Parent Teacher Interviews, Principal’s Welcome Evenings, Excursions, Musical Productions and Co-curricular activities.
- Encourage students to be lifelong learners
Working with students checks
TAS provides a safe and supportive learning environment for our students and young people and we achieve this through recruiting excellent staff based on merit and suitability to work with our students and young people. To ensure your suitability to work with our students and young people, the following checks will be undertaken as a part of the recruitment process:
- National Register Screen (Anglican School’s Commission Screen)
- Queensland College of Teachers Registration check
- Reference checks
- Child Protection Certificate
Our school culture’s foundation is learning and education, and this is reinforced in our Teachers as Lifelong Learners (TALL) Professional Development Program.
Our teachers regularly participate in a research-based approach to training, allowing them the opportunity to extend their knowledge in key areas they are passionate about.
The TALL Program ensures as our students grow, so do our teachers, and our community is continually innovating.