Rustenburg High School for Girls is a leading academic school based in Rondebosch, Cape Town and committed to:
- striving for excellence
- providing a broad education
- involving learners, parents and staff
- operating on sound business and leadership principles
To this end, Rustenburg strives to create a diverse and challenging learning environment i...
This top performing girls’ school is looking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced teacher to a new post. The following full time, permanent WCED contract (renewable annually) educator post is available from January 2027.
Only complete applications with all requested supporting documentation will be considered. Short-listed candidates will be contacted and invited to an interview; taken on a tour of the school and expected to teach a lesson. We reserve the right not to fill the post.
Rustenburg Girls’ High School is committed to the principles of Employment Equity and to providing equal opportunities. Candidates who meet these criteria will receive preference.
Duties and Responsibilities
The successful applicant will teach Information Technology from Grade 10 to Grade 12
The successful applicant will be expected to play a full role in the extra-mural life of the school, including as a Tutor in the Vertical Tutor System.
Minimum Requirements
Knowledge and experience in teaching the CAPS curriculum for Information Technology in the FET phase is essential, including having taught the subject at the Grade 12 level.
The successful candidate should be confident in preparing learners for the Information Technology NSC examinations and must be experienced in using technology effectively to support teaching, learning and assessment.
Experience running a Subject Department or in another promotion position would be an advantage.
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