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Catholic Education Office Diocese of Wollongong – Nowra NSW invites applications for a permanent full-time Support Class Teacher. You will work with a dedicated team to provide a safe, inclusive learning environment tailored to students with mild-to-moderate intellectual disabilities, autism and complex learning profiles.
The role requires Catholic ethos, qualifications to teach Religious Education, and post-graduate studies in special/inclusive education or significant experience, plus ability
Catholic Education, Diocese of Wollongong (CEDoW) invites application from suitably qualified educators for a permanent full time position commencing 28 January 2027.
This role offers permanent employment within the Diocese of Wollongong, with an initial two-year placement in a dedicated Support Class. Upon completion of the two-year placement term, options exist to reapply for the Support Class role or placement within another CEDoW systemic school.
As a Support Class Teacher, you will work collaboratively within a dynamic team to establish a safe, inclusive, and engaging learning environment tailored to the unique educational, social, and wellbeing needs of students with diagnosed mild-to-moderate intellectual disabilities, Autism, and complex learning profiles requiring intensive interventions.
Appropriate qualifications for teaching nominated Key Learning Area(s).
Level D Accreditation in accordance with To Work, Teach and Lead policy or a commitment to gain level within the first 5 years of employment with CEDoW.
The applicant must be registered to teach with NESA.
This role is classified as child related work and therefore a Working With Children Check (WWCC) is required prior to your employment with CEDoW.
Catholic Education Diocese of Wollongong is unwavering in our commitment to the safety and wellbeing of children and young people. This is at the heart of everything we do.
Every child has the right to be informed, heard, respected, empowered and to feel safe.
As school communities and as individuals, we commit to keeping children and young people safe, and to work together with them to create cultures that honour dignity and enrich wellbeing.