Italian

Italian migration to Australia – book launch

10/4/2019

Co.As.It. and the Department of Italian Studies, University of Sydney are holding a book launch on Friday 12 April. The book is "Italians in Australia: History, Memory, Identity" by Dr Francesco Ricatti, Monash University, and documents Italian migration to Australian over the past 150 years.

The launch is at the Italian Forum in Leichhardt at 6.45pm. Everyone is welcome.

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Seeking Italian tutor – Concord area

15/3/2019

A tutor is required for an accelerated Italian Continuers student in the Concord area.

If interested, please contact Carla Cinque at carla.cinque4@det.nsw.edu.au

Seeking Italian/Japanese teacher for 3 week LSL position – Birrong Girls High School

22/2/2019

Birrong Girls High School is seeking a Japanese/Italian teacher to fill a long service leave position for 3 weeks. The position begins in the last week of Term 1 and continues for the first 2 weeks of Term 2. The teaching load consists of Year 7 Italian, Year 8 Italian and Japanese, as well as a combined Year 11 Japanese Beginners and Continuers class. The successful applicant will have departmental approval.

The closing date for applications is 15 March 2019. Please contact Joanne Zoras for further information or to submit your application.

Seeking Italian tutor – Skype

21/2/2019

A tutor is required for a Year 11 Italian Continuers student in the Eastern Suburbs, although tutoring via Skype could also be an option.

If interested, please contact Prue Greene at prudence.greene@det.nsw.edu.au

Leichhardt Public School seeking full-time Italian teacher

15/2/2019

Leichhardt Public School is seeking a full-time Italian teacher to deliver the K-1 Italian language program.

For more information, please contact the principal Chris Buenen or the deputy principal Dan Smith on 9569 4141.

Expressions of interest close at 4pm on Friday 1 March.

New free Italian language resource

11/2/2019

This year, schools and universities across Australia will be given unlimited free digital access to Il Globo and La Fiamma for staff and students.

A re-vamped version of In classe, a targeted monthly lift-out, will provide content and information to empower teachers and school leaders with new ways to engage students in Italian. The section entitled Insegnare is dedicated to teachers and professors.

Each edition will also feature a space dedicated to students – the first edition will include news from the previous scholastic year, contributions from students of the Italian Bilingual School in Sydney, and an interview with two students who were among the VCE top scorers for Italian in 2018.

To access the materials, register here today.

Randwick Public School seeking Italian teacher for 2019

6/12/2018

Randwick Public School is seeking an Italian teacher for one day a week to start in Term 1, 2019.
Please contact Rachael Chisholm or Louise Manning on 93986022 for further information about the position.

Burwood Girls High School seeking part-time Italian teacher for 2019

4/12/2018

Burwood Girls High School is seeking a 0.4 FTE temporary teacher of Italian for 2019 to work on Thursdays and Fridays.
Applicants should provide a CV with relevant paperwork and requirements:
- WWCC
- CPR
- anaphylaxis training
- departmental approval number.

Previous applicants are invited to apply with revision of referees. Referees should include the current principal and another supporting referee who has been briefed about the application.

Please direct your enquiries and applications to Ed Kent, Head Teacher, Languages.

Strathfield South Public School seeking Italian teacher

14/11/2018

Strathfield South Public School are seeking an Italian teacher to start in 2019. For further information please contact Belinda Hamilton at belinda.hamilton8@det.nsw.edu.au or 96421359.

Burwood Girls High School seeks teacher of French and Italian for 2019

12/10/2018

Burwood Girls HS is seeking a French and Italian teacher for Stages 4 to 6 for all of 2019 while a staff member is on leave.

Applicants must be able to teach both languages up to Continuers level, and ability to teach the Extension course in one or both languages would be highly regarded.

Interested teachers are invited to send an Expression of Interest and a copy of their CV, with Department of Education employee details and WWCC number, to Ed Kent - Head Teacher of Languages.