Closing Date: 25 August 2025
Location: Lyme Park, Sandton, Gauteng, South Africa
Start Date: 1 January 2026
Position Type: Full-Time, Permanent
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About the Role:
St Stithians Girls’ College seeks a passionate and innovative Head of Department for Afrikaans. The successful candidate will report to the Faculty Head of Languages and teach Afrikaans from Grades 8 to 12. This is an opportunity to lead a dynamic department in a school committed to developing confident, ethical young women in a diverse and inclusive environment.
Minimum Requirements:
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A professional teaching qualification with a degree in Afrikaans or related field (mandatory)
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Minimum 8 years of teaching experience in the FET phase (Grades 10–12), preferably in an IEB school
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SACE registration and a valid sexual offender’s clearance certificate
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Inspirational and innovative teaching approach
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Proven leadership and mentorship skills
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Commitment to embracing diversity, supporting learners across all levels
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Up-to-date knowledge of the South African curriculum and global educational trends
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Ability to integrate ICT and technology into classroom practices
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Strong organisational, administrative, and communication skills
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Active participation in pastoral care and co-curricular programmes
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Willingness to adapt to the evolving needs of a forward-thinking school
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Alignment with the Christian ethos and values of the College
About St Stithians Girls’ College:
St Stithians is a Methodist Church school committed to diversity, inclusion, and academic excellence. The Girls’ College provides a safe, nurturing space where young women are empowered to lead with conviction and compassion, guided by the Saints Honour Code: Honour God, Honour Others, Honour Self.
Important Notes:
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Only South African citizens are eligible to apply
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Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted
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St Stithians College is committed to safeguarding the welfare of all students; successful applicants must actively support and comply with child protection protocols
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The College reserves the right not to proceed with this appointment