The Campbell Community stretches across the world and spans the generations. Pupils, parents and staff - past and present - who are connected to the College.
Staff Vacancies
Campbell College is recruiting for the following position:
Teacher of Music
Commencing August 2025
Information about the Appointment
This appointment is for a member of staff to teach Music up to and including A Level. This is a permanent position and the College is willing to consider applications for either 4 or 5 days per week.
There are currently three staff members across the Junior and Senior Schools; the Head of Department, a full time teacher in Senior School (this post), and a part-time teacher who is primarily based in the Junior School, but who also has commitments in Senior School. There are a large number of private instrumental tutors assisting the life of Music within the College. The Department is relocating to a new modern building next term. This facilitates the space for the Music Department and the thriving peripatetic tuition of the College. Approximately 300 boys take lessons weekly; circa 250 in Senior School and 50 in Junior School and tuition is offered across a wide range of instruments up to Diploma standard.
The College has a thriving extracurricular provision within Music which includes Junior and Senior Choirs and a large range of instrumental ensembles including Junior and Senior Windband and Strings Ensembles, a Jazz Band, a Rock Band and the College’s Pipes & Drums.
Further information is available in the Job Description below.
The closing date for applications is Wednesday 4th June 2025 at 12 noon
Classroom Assistants (Senior School)
Commencing August 2025
Classroom Assistants assist with the educational progress and the pastoral care of the pupil(s) with special educational needs who is/are in the teacher’s care inside or outside the classroom. They contribute to the inclusion of the pupil(s) in mainstream school. Classroom Assistants are responsible, in the first instance, to the teachers, Head of Learning Support and, ultimately, to the Headmaster and Board of Governors.
These permanent posts, commencing in August 2025, are for a number of positions for students from Year 8 to Year 13, with contracts varying from part time or job share to full time (9.00am-3.30pm) hours. The duration of appointment is subject to review and is dependent upon the continuation of funding from DENI for each student.
Pay is as per the NJC scale; points 11-14; £27,269 to £28,624 per annum, pro rata.
Application is by Curriculum Vitae and covering letter. In the covering letter, please state which position/s you wish to be considered for (full-time/part-time/job share). Please also include a completed Monitoring Questionnaire.
The closing date for applications is Tuesday 3rd June 2025 at 12noon
Campbell College Junior School is recruiting for the following position:
Classroom Assistant (Special Educational Needs)
30 hours per week (Initially in P6)
Information about the Appointment
Classroom Assistants assist with the educational support, pastoral care and inclusion of those children with special educational needs who are entrusted into our care. They are responsible, in the first instance, to Miss Andrea Brown (Head of Junior School) and Mrs Lynsey Keenan (Special Educational Needs Coordinator), and ultimately to the Headmaster of the College and to the Board of Governors.
The hours of employment are dependent upon the individual pupil and the nature of his Statement of Special Educational Needs and the post is term-time only.
Pay is as per the NJC scale; points 11-14; £27,269 to £28,624 per annum, pro rata.
The duration of appointment is subject to review and is dependent upon the continuation of funding from the Department of Education for Northern Ireland.
The closing date for applications is Tuesday 3rd June 2025 at 12noon
The Campbell Community stretches across the world and spans the generations. Pupils, parents and staff - past and present - who are connected to the College.
The Campbell Community stretches across the world and spans the generations. Pupils, parents and staff - past and present - who are connected to the College.