Primary Teacher: Two-Way Science & Cultural Learning

Department of Education; Wangkatjungka; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Remote Teaching Allowance

District Allowance

Superannuation 12%

Vacation leave 12 weeks

GROH housing

Airconditioning subsidy

Furniture relocation

Vehicle relocation

Job summary

Wangkatjungka Remote Community School (WA Department of Education) is seeking a dedicated Primary Teacher to join our team for a 36-month fixed-term, full-time appointment commencing Term 1, 2027, with potential permanency. The role focuses on Two‑Way Science, literacy duties, and collaboration with AIEO staff to deliver culturally responsive learning in a remote Aboriginal community.

The successful candidate will bring strong curriculum knowledge, engage students in hands-on science, and foster

Qualifications

• Hold an eligible teacher qualification and registration.
• Experience with culturally responsive teaching.
• Ability to plan Two‑Way Science and literacy duties.
• Willingness to collaborate with AIEO staff.

Responsibilities

• Plan and deliver rich learning experiences.
• Co-lead and develop the Two‑Way Science program with AIEO staff.
• Deliver Literacy responsibilities and contribute to a Specialist area.
• Collaborate with Aboriginal and Islander Education Officers and community.

Skills

Curriculum knowledge

Two-Way Learning

Culturally responsive practice

Relationship building

Inclusive learning

Team collaboration

Education

Bachelor of Education or equivalent with registration

Job description

Wangkatjungka Remote Community School (WA Department of Education) is seeking a dedicated Primary Teacher to join our team for a 36-month fixed-term, full-time appointment commencing Term 1, 2027, with potential permanency. The role focuses on Two‑Way Science, literacy duties, and collaboration with AIEO staff to deliver culturally responsive learning in a remote Aboriginal community.

The successful candidate will bring strong curriculum knowledge, engage students in hands-on science, and foster