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Merrylands High School is seeking a full-time Chinese teacher for Terms 3 and 4, with the possibility of extension into 2020.
If interested, please contact benjamin.jones21@det.nsw.edu.au or call 0414 744 592.
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University of Newcastle's School of Education are seeking a 10 week (Term 2 Internship) for Chinese within the Greater Sydney area. The student also has Japanese, so this could be combined placement of Chinese and Japanese. This is a PAID placement for the Supervising Teacher.
The student requires access to public transport and will be travelling from the Burwood area. The internship dates are 29 April-5 July 2019. Please contact Claire Thorley in the Professional Experience Unit (PEU) within the University of Newcastle's School of Education via peu@newcastle.edu.au for further information or if able to assist. The 2019 Chinese Language Teachers’ Conference will be held on Friday 14 June 2019. NSW Department of Education is seeking Chinese language teachers to present at this conference. Workshop for which we are seeking presenters are: - developing engaging resources for Chinese language classrooms - innovative and effective teaching and learning strategies - integrating other KLAs in Chinese language teaching and learning - team teaching and collaboration - incorporating games in Chinese language teaching and learning - raising the profile of Chinese language teachers - other. Session brief: - workshop sessions are 45 minutes - teachers may submit a joint EOI to present together. All applications require the signature of the applicant’s current principal. Please complete the EOI form below, and email as a PDF to elizabeth.wang1@det.nsw.edu.au by 5pm on Monday 25 March 2019. Successful applicants will be notified by email by Friday 29 March 2019. For further information, please contact Elizabeth Wang – Acting Confucius Institute Officer on 92668941 or via email, elizabeth.wang1@det.nsw.edu.au. 
Homebush Boys High School is seeking a full-time Chinese teacher for Term 1 2019, with the position likely to be extended for the rest of the year. Expressions of interest are invited from teachers who are interested in being considered for the role. Experience in teaching Stage 6 Chinese, including Chinese and Literature, is preferred.
For further information contact Daniel Carozza or Jinping Blunden. NSW Department of Education staff will present the 2018 Chinese Language Teachers’ Workshop for teachers of Chinese from Kindergarten to Year 12. The workshop agenda includes:
Venue: Hurstville Public School, demountable staff room Please register on MyPL under course code RG04020. Please see the attached flyer for detailed information.
University of Newcastle's School of Education is urgently seeking a practicum placement for Chinese. Details of the required placement are as follows:
– paid 10 week Internship (Term 3) in Chinese – within the Greater Sydney area – possible combined placement of Chinese and Japanese (this student also has Japanese) – access to public transport (student will be travelling from the Burwood area) – start dates are negotiable, however commencement is scheduled for July 23 and set to finish 28 September. If you are interested or want further information, please contact: Kirsty Campbell, Professional Experience Unit (PEU) University of Newcastle's School of Education peu@newcastle.edu.au Denistone East Public School is seeking a teacher of Chinese commencing term 3.
This position is for five days a week. It is a great opportunity for a teacher thinking of a permanent role as the 5 day unfilled role will be advertised later this year. If you would like to express your interest in this position please contact Michelle Collyer (Principal) on 02 9874 6678 or email to michelle.collyer@det.nsw.edu.au. Randwick Public School is seeking a teacher of Mandarin.
This K-6 position is for one day a week (0.2FTE). If you would like to express your interest in this position please contact Principal, Susan Allen, via email at susan.allen@det.nsw.edu.au or contact the school on 9398 6022. The Languages faculty at Cherrybrook Technology High School is seeking a Chinese teacher for Term 3 and Term 4 in 2018.
This is a full teaching load of Chinese with a timetable consisting of Year 8 and Year 10, Year 11 Chinese Continuers and Year 12 Chinese Continuers and Chinese in Context. If you are interested in this position, please send a CV to Masami Arkins or phone 9484 2144 for further details. The new Chinese syllabus (released in 2017) has now been integrated into NESA's Program Builder. The Program Builder is an online programming tool that allows teachers to select outcomes and content directly from the syllabus in order to create scope and sequences and units.
Teachers are able to sign in to Program Builder using their departmental or Scootle login details and the Program Builder is accessible from NESA's website using the following link: http://educationstandards.nsw.edu.au/wps/portal/nesa/k-10/understanding-the-curriculum/programming A reminder that implementation of the new Chinese syllabus is in 2019 (for Years 7 and 9) and in 2020 (for Years 8 and 10). |
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