Head of English – Lead Teaching & Curriculum

Mobile; United States; Sur place; USD 94 000 - 115 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Narara Valley High School, located on the Central Coast of NSW, invites applications for Head Teacher English. The role leads the English faculty, mentors teachers, and drives curriculum development to improve student outcomes and engagement across all ability levels.

The school emphasizes academic achievement, wellbeing, and community partnerships, with a strong focus on literacy, numeracy, and Stage 6 pathways while supporting Aboriginal students and families.

Qualifications

• Approval to teach English 7-12; ability to teach English Extensions 1&2.
• Outstanding team leadership with mentoring and professional development.
• Leadership in English curriculum development and instructional practices.
• Contribute to the school executive team and whole-school priorities and goals.
• Successful teaching experience with capacity to initiate improvement.

Responsabilités

• Lead the English department and mentor staff to enhance teaching quality.
• Drive high-quality teaching and learning for all students, including Aboriginal students.
• Contribute to strategic planning and whole-school priorities in collaboration with the executive team.

Connaissances

Outstanding team leadership

Mentoring and professional development

English curriculum development

Instructional practices

Communication and interpersonal skills

Resource planning and management

Formation

Approval to teach English 7-12

Teacher training and academic qualifications

Description du poste

Narara Valley High School, located on the Central Coast of NSW, invites applications for Head Teacher English. The role leads the English faculty, mentors teachers, and drives curriculum development to improve student outcomes and engagement across all ability levels.

The school emphasizes academic achievement, wellbeing, and community partnerships, with a strong focus on literacy, numeracy, and Stage 6 pathways while supporting Aboriginal students and families.