Teacher Aide – Junior School (Visual Arts)
St Hilda’s School | Gold Coast | Queensland
Fixed Term, Full Time, Term Time: Monday – Friday 7.45am – 3.45pm
Commencing: 20 July 2026 (or as soon as possible thereafter) until 30 November 2026 (with a high likelihood of extending)
St Hilda’s School, Gold Coast is a thriving independent school committed to academic excellence and the holistic development of every student. We believe every young person deserves the support and opportunity to reach their full potential, and our Learning Enhancement team plays a vital role in making that a reality.
About Us
Located on Queensland’s Gold Coast, we are one of Australia’s leading independent Anglican Day and Boarding Schools for girls from Pre-Prep to Year 12. With an enviable reputation of excellence in girls’ education and world class facilities, St Hilda’s School has a long and proud history of outstanding academic achievement, grounded in strong Anglican Christian values.
As an all girls school we passionately believe every opportunity is designed with the girls in mind, fostering leadership, innovation and confidence so that our girls don’t just imagine their future, they lead it.
About You
You are a creative, hands-on individual with a genuine passion for visual arts and supporting young people's learning. You are confident supporting students in practical lessons while modelling safe and correct use of tools, equipment and materials. Organised and resourceful, you take pride in maintaining well-prepared, well-stocked and safe creative spaces. You are genuinely excited to support student creativity each day and hold a Certificate III in Education Support, Blue Card and First Aid/CPR certification.
About the Role
The Teacher Aide – Visual Arts (Junior School) provides support to teaching staff in the delivery of practical components of the Visual Arts curriculum. The Teacher Aide – Visual Arts (Junior School) supports the effective delivery of the junior school’s Visual Arts program by providing technical, organisational, and administrative assistance under the direction of the Visual Arts Teacher and Head of Junior School. The role contributes to maintaining safe, efficient, and well-prepared practical learning environments to enhance student learning outcomes. The role focuses on providing support, enabling the Visual Arts Teacher to deliver the educational program effectively.
Responsibilities:
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Assist in the preparation and organisation of resources and materials, including setting up of work areas
- Support students during practical lessons, ensuring safe practices under the direction of the Visual Arts Teacher
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Prepare resources and materials in readiness for lessons
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Order materials for class based on list provided by the Visual Arts Teacher
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Support students in correct use of tools, equipment, and safe practices
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Maintain cleanliness, organisation and safety standards of all teaching spaces including equipment and storage areas
- Monitor and maintain consumable resource inventories, including ordering, receiving, and storing materials and equipment
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Purchase of equipment with consideration for budget limitations, as directed by the Visual Arts Teacher
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Accurately process related transactions and expenses through the Therefore accounting system
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Support the Visual Arts Teacher in the supervision of student practical assessments during class
- Promote an inclusive and respectful learning environment, encouraging student engagement and wellbeing
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Ensure adherence to Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) procedures and regulations
Why Join St Hilda’s School?
Be part of a passionate values-driven community which embraces collaboration and innovation and supports staff wellbeing and professional growth. We are a community which promotes belonging and connectedness. We offer on-site parking, staff use of the school gym, a comprehensive employee assistance program and professional development opportunities.
As a prospective member of the St Hilda’s Community, you must be willing to support the Code of Conduct and the stated values, and Anglican Ethos of the School.
The successful applicant must have a Certificate III in Education Support, hold a current Working with Children Check (Blue Card) and be willing to have their name submitted to the Anglican Church’s Professional Standards Register.
Application Requirements
Please submit the following:
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A maximum one-page A4 written response outlining your suitability for the role relevant to the “About You” sections above
- A full Curriculum Vitae, including contact details for two professional referees
Applications should be submitted by 8.00am Wednesday 15 July 2026.
Applications will be reviewed as they are received. St Hilda’s School reserves the right to interview and appoint prior to the closing date. Interested applicants are therefore encouraged to apply early.
Any questions about the position should be directed to the People and Culture Manager [email protected] Applications are to be submitted through the online recruitment platforms and not emailed directly.
