St Stithians College is a proudly South African school that embraces diversity and offers a distinctive educational experience. Founded as a Methodist Church School, our Christian spirituality is central to our identity. Our College includes primary and secondary boys’ and girls’ schools, along with a co-educational junior primary school. We are an independent, non-profit institution located on an expansive green campus in Sandton, Johannesburg. In addition, St Stithians incorporates Kamoka Bush School near Modimolle, and the Thandulwazi Maths & Science Academy on our Campus. As a College, we are intent on Inspiring Excellence and Making a World of Difference.
GIRLS’ COLLEGE
Within the Girls’ College, we strive to produce confident young women who can lead lives of conviction and purpose.
The College’s Methodist focus offers our young women important guiding principles that enable this life of purpose, which is central to the Saints Honour Code:
“Honour God, Honour others and Honour self”. The Girls’ College provides a safe, nurturing and inclusive community where young women are encouraged to explore, experiment and investigate.
Part-Time Dance Coach
The College invites applications for the above-mentioned position, available from 1 January 2027. The successful candidate will coach the Girls’ College Dance Club and prepare students for participation in the Street Dance Association Dance Sport School League and appropriate school dance events.
Requirements:
- Proven experience teaching and mentoring school-age dancers of varying abilities
- Relevant dance training or coaching qualifications, with strong expertise in hip-hop and street dance
- Clearance from the National Register for Sex Offenders (NRSO) confirming no record of sexual offences against children and mentally impaired people, or a valid police clearance certificate
- Working knowledge of the Street Dance Association Dance Sport School League (SDA DSSL)
- Ability to teach a range of styles including commercial dance, house, popping, locking, breaking, and Amapiano would be beneficial
- Strong communication, safeguarding and inclusive coaching skills; availability for occasional competitions outside school hours
- Understands and adheres to the policies, procedures and values of St Stithians College
- Any staff member working within a school is required to have a sexual offender’s clearance certificate before employment can commence
Responsibilities:
- Plan and lead one structured, engaging Dance Club coaching session per week, developing technique, musicality, fitness, confidence and teamwork
- Prepare students for the Dance Sport School League, including prescribed movement vocabulary, freestyle, performance skills and competition readiness
- Coordinate suitable league entries, registration information and competition preparations with the relevant Teacher-in-Charge (TIC)
- Develop age-appropriate choreography and support participation in school performances and other suitable dance opportunities
- Attend and coach at agreed league fixtures or competitions, which may take place after hours or on weekends
- Maintain attendance registers, communicate progress and submit required information to the TIC timeously
- Create a safe, inclusive and encouraging environment for dancers of differing levels of experience
- Model the Saints values and maintain positive professional relationships with students, parents and staff
To apply, please use https://stithianjobs.mcidirecthire.com/ before the closing date of 30 November 2026:
https://stithianjobs.mcidirecthire.com
Applications received via email will not be considered. Applications must be submitted via the link above only
St Stithians College is an Equal Opportunity Employer and makes appointments within the context of its transformation imperatives.
The College reserves the right not to proceed with this post. Applications are invited from South African citizens. An application will not in itself entitle the applicant to an interview or appointment and failure to meet the minimum requirements of the advertised post will result in applications automatically disqualifying themselves from consideration.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted
St Stithians College is unwavering in its commitment to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. We have a suite of robust policies and procedures, regularly reviewed and updated, to ensure a safe, secure, and positive environment where all students can thrive. If you are successful, you will be expected to adhere to and actively contribute to these safeguarding practices.
St Stithians College, in line with POPIA (Protection of Personal Information Act) will attempt to ensure the confidentiality of all applicants for this role. All reasonable measures will be in place to protect personal information but will be used in the recruitment, selection, and reporting process. By submitting your application for this position, you are recognising and accepting this disclaimer
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