Culturally Responsive Educator for Aboriginal Students

Catholic Education Western Australia Limited; Beagle Bay; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Sacred Heart School, Beagle Bay, WA, part of Catholic Education Western Australia Limited, seeks a motivated classroom teacher committed to improving outcomes for Aboriginal students in a remote community. The role emphasizes culturally responsive teaching, community engagement and two-way learning that respects Country and Nyul Nyul language.

You will work with Aboriginal Teaching Assistants, families and staff to deliver WA curriculum with inclusive practices and a strong Catholic identity

Qualifications

• Plan and deliver differentiated learning aligned with WA Curriculum.
• Create a safe, inclusive classroom that values culture and community.

Responsibilities

• Build strong relationships with students, families, colleagues and community.
• Incorporate Aboriginal perspectives and Nyul Nyul language into teaching and learning.
• Use explicit teaching, assessment and evidence-informed practices to support progress.
• Collaborate with Aboriginal Teaching Assistants and families to support wellbeing.
• Contribute to Catholic identity, values and school life.
• Support student engagement, attendance and positive behaviour through relational approaches.

Skills

Differentiated instruction

Culturally responsive teaching

Relationship building

Aboriginal perspectives integration

Education

Four-year teaching qualification

TRBWA registration or eligibility

Working with Children Check

Accreditation to Teach Religious Education

Job description

Sacred Heart School, Beagle Bay, WA, part of Catholic Education Western Australia Limited, seeks a motivated classroom teacher committed to improving outcomes for Aboriginal students in a remote community. The role emphasizes culturally responsive teaching, community engagement and two-way learning that respects Country and Nyul Nyul language.

You will work with Aboriginal Teaching Assistants, families and staff to deliver WA curriculum with inclusive practices and a strong Catholic identity