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Consumer Studies Educator (Grades 10–12) at Fairmont High School in Durbanville, Cape Town, Western Cape

Posted 27 October 2026 · Reviewed by the BEmployed team · Originally advertised by Fairmont High School

CompanyFairmont High School
LocationDurbanville, Cape Town · Western Cape · On-site
TypeFull-time
Experience3+ years

About this role

A specialist high school teaching position with both classroom and practical responsibilities.

Who this job suits

Experienced Consumer Studies teachers qualified to teach Matric.

Requirements

Must have

  • Relevant teaching qualification, SACE registration or proof of application, and the required experience.

Nice to have

  • Experience marking National Senior Certificate Consumer Studies papers.

Minimum requirements

  • BEd, a diploma majoring in Consumer Studies, or a degree and PGCE representing four years of tertiary education.

  • Teaching qualification and SACE certificate or proof of application.

  • At least three years' recent experience teaching Consumer Studies up to Matric.

Key responsibilities

  • Teach Consumer Studies and assess learners.

  • Manage classroom equipment and appliances.

  • Maintain health, safety and hygiene standards.

  • Support school hospitality and function activities.

How to apply

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Things to know before applying

Submit a covering letter, comprehensive CV with at least two recent contactable references, certified qualifications, SACE documentation, other subjects offered and extracurricular activities offered.

Getting there and about the company

Company: Fairmont High School is a public high school in Durbanville.

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