Primary Visual Arts Teacher

Primary Visual Arts Teacher

Part-Time | 0.6 FTE | Tuesday to Thursday | 12-Month Fixed-Term Contract

Inspire creativity, nurture artistic talent and help Primary students discover the joy of Visual Arts within a growing Christian College.

South Coast Baptist College is seeking a passionate and creative Primary Visual Arts Teacher to deliver engaging Visual Arts learning across our Primary School, with a strong focus on Upper Primary.

This is an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic educator to inspire students to explore their creativity, develop their artistic skills and express themselves through a variety of materials, techniques and media. You will play an important role in fostering a vibrant arts program, nurturing student talent and celebrating student achievement through exhibitions, displays and art competitions.

South Coast Baptist College is an independent, co-educational Christian school serving families across Perth’s southern metropolitan region and beyond.

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About the role

Working within our Primary School, you will:

Plan, deliver and assess engaging Visual Arts programs aligned with the Western Australian Curriculum.

Introduce students to a variety of artistic processes, materials, media and techniques to develop their creativity, technical skills and confidence.

Identify, nurture and extend student talent through differentiated learning, constructive feedback and enrichment opportunities.

Establish a safe, inclusive and inspiring art studio environment that encourages experimentation, creative expression and respect for others.

Identify appropriate art competitions and support students to prepare and submit their work.

Curate exhibitions, displays and showcases that celebrate student learning and artistic achievement across the Primary School.

Collaborate with classroom teachers and specialist staff to connect Visual Arts with broader curriculum learning and College initiatives.

Manage art materials, equipment and resources responsibly, maintaining an organised and safe learning environment.

Contribute to the wider life of the College through creative projects, displays and community events.

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About you

You are a creative and dedicated educator who is passionate about Visual Arts and its ability to inspire, challenge and develop students. You enjoy fostering artistic talent and creating an environment where students feel confident to explore ideas, develop skills and take pride in their work.

You will bring:

A recognised teaching qualification and current registration, or eligibility for registration, with the Teacher Registration Board of Western Australia.

Knowledge of the Western Australian Visual Arts Curriculum and the ability to plan, teach and assess engaging Primary programs.

Demonstrated artistic knowledge and practical skills across a range of media, materials and techniques.

The ability to engage students with varying levels of confidence, experience and ability, while nurturing and extending their individual strengths.

Strong classroom management skills and the ability to maintain a safe, positive and productive learning environment.

Excellent organisational, communication and collaboration skills.

The ability to coordinate art competitions, exhibitions and displays that celebrate student learning and achievement.

A commitment to child safety, student wellbeing and inclusive practice.

A genuine commitment to the Christian faith, the ethos and values of South Coast Baptist College, with the ability to provide a reference from a Pastor or Christian leader.

Applications

Applications close: Monday, 02nd November 2026

Applications will be reviewed as they are received, and the College reserves the right to appoint a suitable candidate prior to the closing date.

Cover letter and resume.

Relevant qualifications and supporting documentation.

Declaration of Service History

Visa / Residency Status / Passport.

Enquiries

HR Department

(08) 9540 4406

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