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The BUSY School in Gosford, NSW, is launching its first New South Wales campus in January 2027 and seeks a Teacher - Careers and Industry partnerships to lead transition planning and industry connections for disengaged Year 11–12 students.
You will deliver career education, provide personalised guidance, coordinate workplace learning and apprenticeships, and build partnerships with employers, TAFE, universities and community partners to support post‑school success.
The BUSY School is in the final stages of the registration process toopen its first New South Wales campus in Gosford in January 2027, and we're seeking a Teacher - Careers and Industry partnershipsto play a lead role in helping young people transition successfully from education into employment, training and further study.
The BUSY School is part of The BUSY Group, a not-for-profit organisation presenting nearly 50 years as a community partner providing employment services, vocational education and training, apprenticeships, mentoring, Inclusive Employment Support, and allied health services.
We are a growing independent Special Assistance School with 10 campuses across Queensland and New Zealand, providing an alternative program for Year 11 and 12 students who are disengaged or at risk of disengaging from education.
Each campus provides a supportive, safe learning environment and unique education model combining:
Our team works alongside students to provide wrap around support that helps them complete their secondary schooling, achieve their goals and transition successfully into employment, further training or higher education.
The Teacher - Careers and Industry partnershipsrole has a focus on transition planning, employment readiness, training pathways and the engagement and individual support of students. It also delivers engaging career education and buildsstrong industry connections that create real opportunities for young people.
Working closely with students you'll provide personalised career guidance, develop individual pathway plans, connect students with workplace learning, apprenticeships, traineeships and further education opportunities, and help them build the skills, confidence and experience needed for life beyond school.
You'll alsoestablish and maintain relationships with employers, training providers and community partners to support positive post-school outcomes for every student.
You are a student-centred educator who understands the power of career development and employment pathways in transforming young people's lives. You enjoy building relationships with students, employers and community stakeholders and thrive in a role that blends teaching with industry engagement.
To be successful you will bring: