Drama Teacher
Commencing 2027
Trinity Grammar School’s commitment to academic excellence, pastoral care, and participation in a breadth of sporting and co-curricular activities, including the creative and performing arts, develops the talents of individual boys in mind, body and spirit. The School offers a wide-ranging curriculum that is delivered by motivated, caring staff accessing exceptional facilities and resources. Trinity has a proud tradition of educational excellence, character formation and fostering creativity, confidence and communication through the arts. In Stage 6, Trinity offers both the HSC and International Baccalaureate Diploma Program as credential pathways.
We are seeking an outstanding and enthusiastic teacher of Drama and/or Film Making to join our vibrant and highly successful Drama Faculty in 2027.
This is an exciting opportunity for a passionate educator to work within a collegial and high-performing Faculty that values creativity, artistic excellence and student-centred learning. Our Drama Department provides a vibrant Drama and Filmmaking curriculum across Stages 4-6, developing the technical, creative and academic capabilities students need to excel in HSC Drama, IB Film and IB Theatre. Our Drama program enjoys strong student engagement and achievement, with opportunities to contribute to classroom teaching, productions, performance opportunities and the broader artistic life of the School.
Whether you are an experienced Drama educator looking to further develop your career or an emerging teacher seeking exceptional professional support and mentorship, Trinity offers a rewarding environment where teachers are encouraged to innovate, collaborate and inspire.
We are looking for educators who are passionate about cultivating creativity, communication skills and confidence in young people, while fostering a genuine appreciation for performance, storytelling and the dramatic arts. The capacity or willingness to teach Film in the International Baccalaureate may be considered an advantage. If you are seeking a role that will challenge and develop you professionally while allowing you to make a meaningful contribution to students' lives, we would love to hear from you.
Opportunities for Leadership
For candidates with relevant experience and a passion for student wellbeing, there may also be opportunities to contribute to the School’s Pastoral Care Program through formal or informal pastoral leadership responsibilities. This provides an exciting pathway to broaden your impact beyond the classroom, build meaningful relationships with students and contribute to their academic, social and personal development.
About us
Trinity is committed to being an employer of choice for outstanding educators. We are proud to be recognised as both an accredited Family Friendly Workplace and a Workplace of Choice, reflecting our commitment to staff wellbeing, professional growth, flexibility and a positive workplace culture.
In 2027, the School will enter an exciting new chapter with the opening of a state-of-the-art multi-level teaching and learning precinct, creating inspiring contemporary spaces that support innovation, collaboration and exceptional educational outcomes for students and staff alike. This investment reflects Trinity’s commitment to providing outstanding learning environments and ensuring our teachers have access to first-class facilities and resources.
Trinity is committed to the support and professional development of all teachers by offering:
- A strong Christian foundation and values-driven culture
- Support for NESA accreditation requirements through high-quality in-house professional learning
- Opportunities to participate in Professional Learning Teams and collaborative teaching practice
- Access to outstanding teaching, performance and creative arts facilities
- Professional development opportunities, including supported research and study scholarships
- Opportunity to be involved in co-curricular programs, performances and productions
- Opportunity to teach both the NSW Higher School Certificate and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme
- A highly collegial and supportive Performing Arts Faculty committed to excellence and continuous improvement
- Access to exceptional resources and a culture that values innovation, creativity and professional growth
We are looking for:
- Enthusiastic and passionate Drama educators
- Innovative practitioners with a learner-centred approach
- Teachers who inspire creativity, confidence and artistic expression
- Lifelong learners who contribute positively to a culture of continuous improvement
- Collaborative educators who thrive within a supportive and high-performing team
- A willingness to contribute to the broad life of the School, including productions and co-curricular programs
- A connection with the Christian mission and values of the School
Successful candidates will have:
- Formal teaching qualifications in Drama, Performing Arts, English or a related discipline
- Current registration with NESA
- A valid NSW Working With Children Check
- A valid First Aid and CPR certification (prior to commencement)
Experienced teachers, recent graduates and conditionally accredited teachers are all warmly encouraged to apply.
Remuneration is paid in accordance with the relevant NESA Accreditation level and rates under the Trinity Grammar School Teachers Agreement 2025, with salaries currently ranging from $99,806 to $146,500.
Applications close 4:00pm Monday 24 August 2026.
Applicants are encouraged to apply early as interviews may be conducted prior to the closing date.
Trinity Grammar School is an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all suitably qualified persons regardless of race, sex, disability, religion, sexual orientation or age.
Applicants should possess a personal identification with the Christian aims of the School. It is an offence under the NSW Child Protection (Prohibited Employment) Act 1998 for a person convicted of a serious sex offence to apply for this position.
