Career Opportunities
Meriden welcomes applications from forward-thinking, enthusiastic and dedicated individuals who are eager to contribute to a dynamic, collaborative and values-driven community.
How to apply
To apply, please complete the online application form.
Your application should include:
- Cover letter addressed to the Principal, Mrs Lisa Brown.
- A detailed resume outlining your qualifications, experience and the names and contact details of three referees. As well as these details, the applicant should also consider including the name and contact details of the Minister of the church which he/she attends.
- A current NSW Working With Children Check (WWCC) number with your date of birth.
- Details of NESA Accreditation (teaching positions only).
- If applying for a casual position, please include days/times of your availability in the covering letter.
Please take a moment to read the following information.
- Meriden is an Anglican school with a Christian foundation. Many of our staff live out their Christian faith in their lives and are active members of a local church. Staff at Meriden are required to actively invest in the Christian ethos of the school.
- Meriden takes seriously its commitment to child protection. Child Protection legislation applies to all applicants and a current Working with Children number must be included on your application. Preferred applicants will be screened in accordance with the requirements of the Child Protection (Working with Children) Act (NSW).
- Only Australian citizens, permanent Australian residents and those holding a valid Australian work visa are eligible for employment.
- Applicants are encouraged to read the Employment Collection Notice prior to applying for a position.
Current Opportunities
Head of Department – Christian Education and Assistant Chaplain
The Head of Department takes responsibility for the teaching and learning of the subject area within the School, and the professional development and care of the staff within the Department. As an Assistant Chaplain, he/she also assists the Chaplaincy team in building strong faith through evangelism, discipleship and training within the School.
Head of Teaching and Learning, Senior School
The Head of Teaching and Learning is responsible and accountable for the quality of teaching and learning at Meriden. In particular, the focus of the Head of Teaching and Learning is to support student academic achievement and ensure quality teaching and learning across the Senior School consistent with Meriden’s Fidelis Model, strategic plan, vision, mission and values.
Internship – Design and Creative Arts (DaCA)
Applications are welcomed for casual interns to work amongst our dedicated team of academic and support staff to gain a deeper insight of School life within their chosen discipline.
A customised program will be provided tailoring to the individual’s interests. This is not a practicuum but rather aimed at complementing participant’s studies and exposing them to Meriden’s rich and diverse curricular and cocurricular programs.
Junior School Class Teachers
Meriden is seeking to employ suitably qualified, engaging and dynamic Junior School teachers on a casual basis.
Due to the unpredictable nature of the work, candidates who have flexibility and the ability to work at short notice will be given priority.
Senior School Teachers
Meriden is seeking to employ suitably qualified and engaging Senior School teachers on a casual basis across various disciplines.
Due to the unpredictable nature of the work, candidates who have flexibility and the ability to work at short notice will be given priority.
There are currently no positions available, please check back later
Expressions of Interest
If you are interested in a career at Meriden and do not see a suitable vacancy at this time, you are invited to submit an Expression of Interest.
