Employment

All applications for the teaching positions must be made through Schrole (apart from Search Associates candidates who should submit an application through APLi). Those wishing to apply must submit a letter of application (2 pages maximum).

You must also include the names and contact details of at least two (although three is preferred) referees (professional referees who have line managed you), one of whom must be your current Head of School (if this poses major difficulties, please state reasons in your letter of application). If you have been at your current school for less than 2 years, one of your referees must be the Head of your previous school. Referees will automatically be contacted as soon as your Schrole (apart from Search Associates candidates who should submit an application through APLi) application is completed.

Interested applicants are invited to submit a cover letter (outlining why you are a suitable candidate) and detailed (up to four pages) Curriculum Vitae, including current and expected salaries through JobStreet or the Jobs Bank. 

Normal working hours are 7.45 am to 4.45 pm from Monday to Friday.    

SJI International advertises available posts in the following: Times Educational Supplement, Search Associates, Straits Times, Catholic Education South Australia, Schrole, and the Singapore MoM Jobs Bank. You can register with most of these to receive news of new vacancies. However, all faculty applications must be submitted through Schrole and APLi.

SJI International is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of students in its care. As an employer, the school expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. All post holders are appointed subject to satisfactory Criminal Records Checks, Social Media Check, Civil Litigation Check, Global Sanctions Check, and Reference Checks with past employers. All long-listed candidates must also complete and sign an Information and Declaration Form, which includes a declaration of any previous disciplinary issues or criminal convictions.