Graduate English & Humanities Teacher — Flexible Hours

Government schools; Melbourne; Hybrid; AUD 65,000 - 75,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible working arrangements

Work from home option

Job summary

Government schools in Melbourne's northern suburbs invites graduates to join Greenvale Secondary College as a 2027 Graduate Teacher English/Humanities. The role focuses on delivering engaging instruction and supporting diverse learners in Years 7–11, with structured mentoring and professional development.

Graduates will plan and teach across English and Humanities, monitor student progress, and participate in school improvement. Flexible working options are available to support work-life balance.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of the relevant curriculum with literacy and numeracy integration.
• Ability to implement high impact teaching strategies and monitor growth.
• Use data to inform teaching practice and provide feedback to students/parents.
• Strong interpersonal skills and collaboration with staff and community.
• Commitment to professional learning and reflective practice.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver a range of teaching programs and courses of study.
• Teach an area of the curriculum to a year level and monitor progress.
• Monitor and report student progress; use data to inform practice.
• Maintain records of attendance and student achievement; manage behavior.
• Work with a mentor and participate in induction and professional learning.
• Supervise student activities and contribute to co-curricular programs.

Skills

Literacy instruction

Data-driven teaching

Assessment & feedback

Interpersonal communication

Professional learning

Education

Bachelor's degree in Education

Job description

Government schools in Melbourne's northern suburbs invites graduates to join Greenvale Secondary College as a 2027 Graduate Teacher English/Humanities. The role focuses on delivering engaging instruction and supporting diverse learners in Years 7–11, with structured mentoring and professional development.

Graduates will plan and teach across English and Humanities, monitor student progress, and participate in school improvement. Flexible working options are available to support work-life balance.