After-School Primary Tutor: Small Groups, Training

Kip McGrath; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 39,000 - 50,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Above award rates

State-of-the-art facilities

Induction training

Growth opportunities

Job summary

Kip McGrath Education Centre in Brisbane is expanding and seeking experienced Primary Education Tutors to join a brand new centre in Jindalee. You will teach literacy and numeracy in small groups after school, delivering engaging lessons with Kip McGrath materials and technology.

The role requires a teaching degree (or final year) and a Working with Children Check, with opportunities for growth. Training is provided and sessions run 60 minutes with flexible hours across Mon–Sat.

Qualifications

• Must have teaching degree or be finishing degree
• Must have Working with Children Check
• Ability to work well in a team and independently
• Professional and personable conduct
• Strong communication with students and parents
• Comfort with technology and teaching software
• Passion for literacy and numeracy education
• Reliable with strong organisational skills

Responsibilities

• Teach using Kip McGrath methodology
• Tutor students in literacy and numeracy in small groups
• Learn and use software to plan and conduct lessons
• Commit to every scheduled class
• Build positive relationships with students and parents
• Record student progress weekly in the system
• Provide verbal and written feedback to parents
• Work 2–3 sessions per day, Monday to Saturday

Skills

Team player

Confident with computers

Positive and engaging

Strong communication

Reliable and detail-oriented

Student rapport

Face-to-face and online teaching

Education

Teaching degree or in final year

Working with Children Check

Job description

Kip McGrath Education Centre in Brisbane is expanding and seeking experienced Primary Education Tutors to join a brand new centre in Jindalee. You will teach literacy and numeracy in small groups after school, delivering engaging lessons with Kip McGrath materials and technology.

The role requires a teaching degree (or final year) and a Working with Children Check, with opportunities for growth. Training is provided and sessions run 60 minutes with flexible hours across Mon–Sat.