<p>Working collaboratively with colleagues, families and the wider College community, the successful candidate will provide engaging, play-based learning experiences that support the holistic development of young learners. Our Early Years program is grounded in contemporary best practice, including the Early Years Learning Framework, Reggio Emilia principles and a strong commitment to student wellbeing.</p> <p>Key responsibilities include:</p> <ul> <li>Planning and delivering high-quality teaching and learning programs for children in the Early Years.</li> <li>Creating safe, nurturing and engaging learning environments.</li> <li>Supporting children's academic, social and emotional development.</li> <li>Monitoring, assessing and reporting on children's progress and development.</li> <li>Building positive partnerships with families and caregivers.</li> <li>Collaborating with teachers, co-educators and leaders to enhance learning outcomes.</li> <li>Contributing to the wider life of the College through meetings, events and community engagement.</li> <li>Upholding child safety, wellbeing and inclusive education practices.</li> </ul> <p><strong>About you:</strong></p> <p>The successful applicant will demonstrate:</p> <ul> <li>A Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) or equivalent qualification.</li> <li>Current Teacher Registration with the Teachers Registration Board of South Australia.</li> <li>Knowledge of the Early Years Learning Framework (EYLF), National Quality Standards and contemporary Early Childhood pedagogy.</li> <li>Experience in, or a strong commitment to, play-based and inquiry-based learning.</li> <li>Excellent communication and relationship-building skills.</li> <li>A collaborative approach and commitment to continuous professional learning.</li> <li>Alignment with the values and culture of Seymour College.</li> <li>A genuine passion for supporting young children's learning and wellbeing.</li> </ul> <p><strong>How to Apply:</strong></p> <p>Applications for this position close <strong>Monday 14 September 2026&nbsp;however early applications are encouraged</strong>. Please provide the following addressed to Mrs Vanessa Browning, Principal:</p> <ul> <li>Resume</li> <li>Covering letter responding to the key areas of responsibility</li> <li>Contact details of 3 referees &nbsp;</li> </ul> <p>For further details of the responsibilities and requirements of this role,&nbsp;please refer to the <a href="https://seymour.elmotalent.com.au/uploads/seymour/files/Teacher%20of%20Early%20Years%20Position%20Description%20August%202026.pdf" rel="nofollow"><u>Position Description</u></a>&nbsp;and <a href="https://seymour.elmotalent.com.au/uploads/seymour/files/Candidate%20Information%20Pack%281%29.pdf" rel="nofollow"><u>Candidate Information Pack</u></a><u>,</u>&nbsp;available through our <a href="https://seymour.elmotalent.com.au/careers/jobs/jobs" rel="nofollow"><u>Careers Page</u></a>.&nbsp;To learn more about Seymour College&nbsp;please visit our website&nbsp;<a href="https://www.seymour.sa.edu.au/" rel="nofollow">https://www.seymour.sa.edu.au</a>.&nbsp;<i>The College reserves the right to commence interviewing prior to the closing date.</i></p> <p>To discuss this role please contact Sarah Davidson, People and Culture Administrator on 08 8303 9043.</p> <p>Information provided by applicants will be subject to the Seymour College Privacy Policy which is available to view on the College website.&nbsp;Seymour College is committed to the safety and wellbeing of children and young people through the prevention, identification and reporting of child abuse and neglect. All candidates for roles at the College are subject to thorough screening and assessment to determine suitability and support of child safety. All employees, volunteers and visitors are expected to model and encourage behaviour that upholds the dignity and protection of students from harm. In applying for this role, you are asserting the accuracy and integrity of your application, including the complete disclosure of any matter that may be inconsistent with the safety and wellbeing of children and young people, or bring the College into disrepute.</p>