Specialist Support Classroom Teacher

Sydney Catholic Schools; Sydney; On-site; AUD 90,000 - 130,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Diverse Learning allowance

Salary packaging up to $15,900

Discount on school fees (up to 25%)

Training and professional development

Wellbeing benefits (Fitness Passport,

WHEREFIT

Employee Referral Program

Job summary

Good Samaritan Catholic College Hinchinbrook is seeking a Specialist Support Classroom Teacher for a part-time, temporary role until the end of Term 4 2026. The successful candidate will work collaboratively to respond to students with complex needs, co-teach, and plan differentiated instruction within a Specialist Support Class.

Applicants should have a tertiary Education degree and current NESA accreditation, with at least five years of teaching experience.

Qualifications

• tertiary qualification in Education and current NESA accreditation.
• experience in differentiating instruction to meet diverse learning needs.
• ability to collaborate with classroom team and support staff.

Responsibilities

• Co-teach and plan with colleagues to meet students' needs.
• Develop and deliver differentiated instruction and individualized learning programs.
• Utilise data to inform teaching objectives and provide feedback.
• Support inclusive Catholic religious and cultural environment.

Skills

NESA accreditation

Differentiated instruction

Collaboration with staff

Technology in learning

Assessment literacy

Education

Tertiary Education degree in Education

Postgraduate degree in Inclusive Education

Job description

Good Samaritan Catholic College Hinchinbrook

Start Date: Immediate start or by negotiation

Application Closing Date: Monday, 21 September 2026

Employment Type: Part-Time (0.6 FTE), Temporary

Why Join Us

Join Sydney Catholic Schools (SCS), NSW's largest Catholic education community, with over 145 schools and 75,000 students. At Good Samaritan Catholic College Hinchinbrook, you'll make a daily impact, grow your career, and be supported by strong professional learning.

Benefits include:

• competitive remuneration: up to $145,080. Base salary: $90,177 - $129,536, paid on a pro-rata basis
• additional annual Diverse Learning allowance
• salary packaging of up to $15,900 annually
• up to 25% discount on school fees for parents of SCS students
• ongoing training and professional opportunities
• access to Fitness Passport, WHEREFIT and other wellbeing products
• generous Employee Referral Program
• a wide range of further rewards and benefits.

About Our School

Good Samaritan Catholic College is a diverse, dynamic community confident in the call to develop the gifts of love, justice, mercy, generosity and compassion through the education of young people.

Our College is co-educational and caters to over 1300 students from Year 7 to Year 12. Our College motto 'Journeying with Compassion' derived directly from the 'Parable of the Good Samaritan' provides the underlying ethos of the College's Mission Statement. Within our College we also serve the needs of students with mild to moderate intellectual disabilities, who require tailored learning environments and targeted support, through our Specialist Support Classes.

Position Highlights

The Specialist Support Classroom Teacher works collaboratively with the class team to actively respond to the learning needs of students with complex needs within a Specialist Support Class setting. This collaborative work includes co-teaching and planning aimed at developing the capacity of the specialist support class to support students with complex needs.

This is a part-time temporary position until the end of Term 4 2026.

About You

As a Specialist Support Classroom Teacher, you will work to meet the diverse needs of students to reach their full potential. Success in this position will be supported by the following skills, qualities, and abilities:

• a tertiary qualification in Education and current NESA accreditation
• a minimum of five years of teaching experience in a school
• quality classroom practice and highly developed skills which enhance student engagement through differentiated and individualised learning programs
• knowledge of the Nationally Consistent Collection of Data (NCCD) cyclic processes, including planning, implementation, validation and review of student's Personalised Plans
• co-teach and co-plan with colleagues to ensure that curriculum meets the needs of students with complex needs
• design and deliver differentiated instruction to meet varied learning needs
• collaborate with support staff to implement adjustments and interventions
• create and implement engaging, rigorous planned learning experiences catering to the diverse needs of students
• utilise formative and summative assessments to drive student progress
• employ a data-informed approach to setting challenging learning objectives and providing constructive feedback
• support the inclusive Catholic religious and cultural environment for students
• demonstrate excellent classroom management skills focused on student well-being
• integrate technology to enhance contemporary learning experiences
• Religious Education qualifications or the willingness to achieve them as per Accreditation Policy to Work, Teach, and Lead.
• postgraduate degree or certificate in Inclusive Education or Neurodivergent studies
• previous classroom experience working with students with diverse learning needs.

Statement of Commitment to Child Safety

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Working With Children Check (WWCC)

This role is classified as child-related work and therefore requires a WWCC clearance prior to commencement of employment.

SCS welcomes and encourages applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and candidates with diverse backgrounds.

Any offer of employment with Sydney Catholic Schools is subject to screening completed by the Central Office People & Culture Services team.

If you encounter technical issues or for any general enquiries please contact the People & Culture Services team on (02) 9568 8*** (8am-5pm, Mon-Fri).