Saturday School Teachers
About this opportunity
St Stithians College in Johannesburg, South Africa, is seeking Saturday School Teachers to join their team. The role involves teaching in a Methodist school with a focus on academic excellence and holistic development.
St Stithians College invites applications for the role of Saturday School Teachers to support its co-educational Junior Prep School for Grades R to 2, where students (480 total) receive a values-based education alongside academic and extracurricular enrichment. The school emphasizes inquiry-based learning, community service, and holistic development, with a focus on nurturing well-rounded students for future leadership. The campus spans 105 hectares and is part of the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, offering a blend of academic rigor and environmental sustainability. This role is integral to fostering a synergistic co-educational environment while adhering to the school’s Statement of Spirituality and ISASA/IQAA accreditation standards.
What it offers
- Teaching responsibilities in a co-educational setting for early childhood learners (Grades R–2).
- Participation in holistic education, including academic support, differentiated learning, and community service integration.
- Opportunity to contribute to sports, arts, and outdoor education programs alongside core teaching duties.
- Alignment with Methodist values and Umalusi-accredited curriculum standards.
- No explicit salary or benefits mentioned in the provided text.
Who can apply
Applicants must be qualified to teach Grades R–2 in a co-educational environment, with experience in early childhood education or related fields preferred. Nationality, age, or specific qualifications are not explicitly restricted in the source.
How to apply
- No explicit application steps provided in the source text. Contact details for submissions are missing.
Good to know
- The role is part of St Stithians College’s co-educational Junior Prep School (Grades R–2).
- The school operates under Methodist Church of Southern Africa principles and ISASA/IQAA accreditation.
- No deadline, salary, or eligibility criteria beyond teaching qualifications for Grades R–2 are specified.
Key details
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