English Curriculum Leader — Secondary

ANZUK Education; Ipswich City; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

ANZUK Education is seeking an experienced Head of English / English Curriculum Leader for a well-regarded secondary school in the Ipswich region, commencing Term 1, 2027. The role focuses on leading the English curriculum across secondary years, supporting teaching excellence and driving positive student outcomes.

You will mentor staff, coordinate assessment and reporting, ensure alignment with Australian Curriculum and QCAA, and contribute to school-wide curriculum improvement while managing

Qualifications

• Extensive experience teaching English in secondary years.
• Proven ability to develop curriculum programs and assessment.
• Experience leading and supporting colleagues in schools.

Responsibilities

• Lead planning, development and implementation of the English curriculum across secondary years.
• Coordinate assessment, moderation and reporting to uphold high standards.
• Mentor staff through coaching, professional learning and collaborative planning.
• Promote evidence-informed teaching using student data to drive improvement.
• Ensure curriculum aligns with Australian Curriculum and QCAA requirements.
• Foster a collaborative faculty culture focused on student engagement and achievement.
• Contribute to wider school leadership initiatives and budget-conscious curriculum resources.

Skills

Leadership

Curriculum development

English teaching

Assessment & reporting

QCAA knowledge

Mentoring

Education

Teaching qualification

QCT registration

Australian teaching experience

Job description

ANZUK Education is seeking an experienced Head of English / English Curriculum Leader for a well-regarded secondary school in the Ipswich region, commencing Term 1, 2027. The role focuses on leading the English curriculum across secondary years, supporting teaching excellence and driving positive student outcomes.

You will mentor staff, coordinate assessment and reporting, ensure alignment with Australian Curriculum and QCAA, and contribute to school-wide curriculum improvement while managing