Parramatta High School is seeking an Indonesian teacher to fill a maternity leave position for 2019. The load is predominately Years 7 and 8 Indonesian, however the role will also require teaching a "taster French" course for a semester to Year 7 (there are lots of resources and support available for this). If interested, please email Lillian Smith (Head Teacher LOTE & ESL) at lillian.smith@det.nsw.edu.au
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The NSW Department of Education has developed a new resource to support teachers of Indonesian 7-10. Waking up in Indonesia embeds the use of online collaboration tools and 21st century learning skills to support students studying the 100-hour mandatory Stage 4 or 100/200 elective Stage 5 Indonesian courses. Students work collaboratively to research a topic of cultural interest in Indonesia and make a presentation (digital and/or face-to-face) that demonstrates their learning. They investigate key Indonesian words (Stage 4) and conduct an Indonesian Q&A interview (Stage 5) related to their chosen topic. Access Waking up in Indonesia.  Most Indonesian teachers are aware of the annual, cross-sectoral Kompetisi Siswa, but may not know what happens behind the scenes!
In this short video, you can learn more about this competition for Indonesian language learners, as well as see the 2017 judging in process and the fantastic entries from so many talented students: https://www.filmpond.com/ponds/openhs/films/s-joeqddptvw Learning Options has 7 grant-funded places remaining on our 7-19 January 2018 immersion learning program based in Bali, Indonesia. Expand your leadership and management skills as you immerse yourself in the themes of language, sustainability, innovation and leadership.
Successful applicants will spend 5 days undertaking 20 hours of Bahasa Indonesia language training combined with cultural activities. This week you will be with a homestay family in Denpasar. A further 7 days will be spent undertaking a customised program of learning activities, including site visits to social enterprises to case-study business models that apply commercial strategies to maximise human and environmental wellbeing. Successful applicants will also spend time at the Green School immersed in an experiential and innovative program of activities focused on sustainability principles and practice as it relates to enterprise, education and community. The program is suitable for those with complete beginner or intermediate Bahasa Indonesia skills. The government grant covers the cost of the program – you only need to pay your airfare to Bali, some meals, a community donation ($100) and your personal expenses. If you are keen to find out more, please email karen@learningoptions.com.au For more information, view the information package at https://goo.gl/JuyFCx Glenwood High School is seeking a permanent Indonesian teacher to commence in Term 1 2018. The successful candidate should also demonstrate a willingness to teach Stage 4 French, for which all resources and lesson sequences will be fully developed. For more information and details on how to apply, go to https://iworkfor.nsw.gov.au/job/teacher-indonesian-glenwood-high-school-94422.
Expressions of interest are invited from teachers of Indonesian 7-12, who would like to be a virtual head teacher for teachers of Indonesian across NSW in 2018. The Languages and Culture team (Secondary Education – Learning and Teaching Directorate) is running a 12 month pilot program of a virtual Indonesian faculty with a virtual head teacher to support teachers of Indonesian. Support will be delivered through the online curation of resources, providing language-specific advice organising and/or delivering professional learning and networking. The successful candidate will receive $1,500 per term via a grant to their home school. For more information please see the attached flyer. Should you wish to apply, please email the completed EOI form attached below together with your application addressing the selection criteria to Elisabeth Robertson, Coordinator, Languages and Culture, Secondary Education elisabeth.robertson@det.nsw.edu.au by 5pm on Friday, 1 December 2017. 
EOI - Seeking experienced teachers to develop resources for Indonesian Stage 6 Extension course5/9/2017 The Languages and Culture team is seeking experienced departmental (DoE) teachers of the Stage 6 Indonesian Extension course to create high-quality support materials for the new course prescriptions (2019-2023) that will be implemented in Term 4 2018. Participation in the writing project will be over a period of 5 days: - Monday 4 December 2017 - Tuesday 12 December 2017 - Wednesday 13 December 2017 - Thursday 15 February 2018 - Friday 23 February 2018. Non-metropolitan teachers are welcome to apply - travel and accommodation reimbursements are available. Should you wish to participate, please complete the EOI form attached below and email the completed form to aris.cao1@det.nsw.edu.au. Closing date for applications: Friday 22 September 2017. Queries: Janelle Byrne, 9266 8540. 
Kompetisi Siswa is an annual Indonesian writing competition for NSW schools, sponsored by the Australia-Indonesia Association of NSW (AIA NSW) in conjunction with the Modern Languages Teachers' Association of NSW (MLTA NSW) and the Indonesian Consulate, Sydney. The competition is open to students of Indonesian in NSW, from Kindergarten to Year 10. Many teachers find this a great opportunity to raise the profile of Indonesian within their school community and for their students to experience competing with students in other schools at a state level. Each Stage is given a different topic and format for submitting entries. Teachers are asked to coordinate their students’ work by selecting six entries per Stage to be entered in the competition. The closing date for entries is Friday 22 September 2017. Prizes for first place, second place and highly commended are generously donated by the Australia-Indonesia Association of NSW. All students will receive a certificate of participation from the MLTA of NSW. Each participating school will receive a certificate of appreciation from the NSW Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia. See the flyer for further details and the entry form to participate.  Expressions of interest are invited from teachers interested in this unique career opportunity, to relieve in the position of an Indonesian bilingual teacher K-6 at Scotts Head PS, from Tuesday 29 August until Tuesday 19 December 2017 (with an extension and possibility of full-time work in 2018). This temporary position is for 3 days per week (Tuesday to Thursday) for the remainder of 2017. Interested applicants are invited to submit an expression of interest addressing the selection criteria, of no more than 2 pages in length, to Gillian Stuart, Principal, Scotts Head Public School, gillian.stuart1@det.nsw.edu.au by 5pm on Wednesday 23 August 2017. For full details, including selection criteria, please see attached file. For further information, contact Gillian Stuart, Principal, Scotts Head PS, gillian.stuart1@det.nsw.edu.au
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