English

Frontline Recruitment; Cessnock; On-site; AUD 70,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Frontline Recruitment is seeking a Secondary English Teacher for Cessnock, NSW 2325. You will design and deliver curriculum-aligned English programs for secondary years, strengthening literacy, critical thinking and communication across the classroom.

You will monitor progress, provide feedback, create engaging lessons, and contribute to faculty planning and curriculum initiatives. This role offers professional development and clear pathways to leadership within the school.

Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging English lessons aligned with NSW curriculum requirements
• Develop lesson plans, assessment tasks and learning resources
• Monitor student progress and provide timely, constructive feedback
• Support literacy development across a range of learning abilities
• Maintain accurate assessment, reporting and compliance records
• Contribute to faculty planning and curriculum initiatives

Job description

• Influence literacy and academic achievement across secondary years
• Progress towards subject coordination and leadership pathways
• Hunter location with Newcastle access and regional transport links

Secondary English Teacher – Cessnock, NSW 2325
Shape Literacy Outcomes That Extend Beyond the Classroom

Help students build the reading, writing and analytical skills that influence future study, employment and community participation. This role offers the opportunity to teach English across secondary years while contributing directly to student achievement in one of the most significant learning areas.

About the Role
As an English Teacher, you will design and deliver curriculum-aligned learning programs that strengthen literacy, critical thinking and communication skills. Through purposeful assessment, feedback and classroom practice, you will support students at varying stages of their academic development and encourage confidence as readers, writers and thinkers.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging English lessons aligned with NSW curriculum requirements
• Develop lesson plans, assessment tasks and learning resources
• Monitor student progress and provide timely, constructive feedback
• Support literacy development across a range of learning abilities
• Maintain accurate assessment, reporting and compliance records
• Contribute to faculty planning and curriculum initiatives

Benefits & Incentives

• Structured professional development opportunities
• Pathways to subject coordination and leadership responsibilities
• Established teaching programs with access to curriculum resources
• Opportunity to influence literacy outcomes across secondary education
• Long-term and ongoing career opportunities within the school setting

Location – Cessnock, NSW 2325
Located in the Hunter region, Cessnock provides access to major health services, retail centres, sporting facilities and regional transport links. Newcastle is approximately 50 km away, with Sydney accessible via road and rail connections through the Hunter transport network, offering convenient access to key services and infrastructure.