Outdoor and Environmental Studies (OES) Teacher

An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced and dedicated Teacher of Outdoor Education Studies (OES) to join our College community on a full time ongoing basis.

Reporting to the Head of Learning - Humanities this role will teach Outdoor Education Studies subjects across Years 10 to 12 in a collaborative and progressive environment along with other subjects based on the experience of the successful candidate. The role will include classroom teaching as well as daytime and overnight curriculum-based learning activities at a range of outdoor education locations across Victoria.

Enjoy access to cutting-edge teaching spaces ongoing professional learning and a supportive team environment.

To be successful in this opportunity you will require:

• Relevant teaching qualifications and registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT)
• Experience in teaching VCE Outdoor Education Studies. A second teaching method in Humanities Science Health and/or Physical Education would be an advantage
• Specific qualifications in Outdoor Education (preferred)
• Qualifications and/or extensive experience in conjunction with an appropriate level of practical skills in outdoor activities including bushwalking mountain biking climbing and abseiling (or willingness to obtain)
• Well-developed classroom management strategies which enhance student engagement and outcomes
• Knowledge of contemporary pedagogy and innovative use of ICT in the classroom to enrich learning
• Ability to travel to regional areas within Victoria for up to 3 days to undertake experiential activities related to Outdoor Education Studies subjects
• Possession of a current (or be willing to obtain):
  • Wilderness First Aid Certificate
  • Medium Rigid (MR) licence
• Be an active contributor to a collegial work environment
• Willingness to uphold the ethos and values of the College

Want to find out more

To view the position description or to apply visithttps:// and become part of a dynamic and forward-thinking Humanities team.

Applicants will be requested to upload:

• a cover letter addressed to the Principal; and
• a resume including at least 2 professional referees.

If you have any questions regarding this opportunity please contact the People and Culture Team for a confidential discussion.

Applications will close on Monday 3 August 2026 at 5pm; however early applications are encouraged as the College reserves the right to interview and employ a successful candidate before the closingdate.