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Castle Hill High School is looking for a Japanese teacher to teach Stages 4 and 5 full-time until the end of 2019. There is also an opportunity for part-time work currently available.
For more information, please contact Lara Palma.
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The Saturday School of Community Languages – Chatswood Centre is seeking a Japanese teacher for Stage 6 Japanese in Context.
Applicants must have departmental approval and NESA Institute Number. The position is to commence immediately. Interested applicants should contact Catherine Chapple via email at catherine.chapple@det.nsw.edu.au Castle Hill High School is urgently seeking a Japanese teacher to fill a full-time vacancy until 26 March 2019. The teaching load consists of Years 7 to 12, including Japanese Continuers and Extension.
The successful applicant would be able to start immediately. For further information and to submit an expression of interest please contact Lara Palma on 9634 4199 or email. A primary school student is seeking a Japanese tutor. If interested, please contact
Diana Freeman (mother) on 0411 440 642 or diana.freeman@sydney.edu.au Please download the Japanese teacher information pack which contains details of important dates in 2019 for upcoming professional learning, grants and contests, as well as contact details for the Japan Foundation. For further information, please contact the Japan Foundation. Finigan School of Distance Education (located in Queanbeyan) is seeking a temporary full-time Japanese teacher for Term 1. The teaching load consists of Japanese 7-12, including Japanese Beginners and Japanese Continuers. Although teaching is done onsite, lessons are conducted online. For more information, contact Amanda Rowe on 02 6210 5286.
The Monbukagakusho, the Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) has opened scholarship applications in the Teacher Training category, which entitles eligible teachers to study at Japanese universities.
Further details and application forms for the scholarship are available on the Embassy of Japan's website. Applications close at 5pm on 28 February 2019. For further enquiries, please contact the Embassy on (02) 6273 3244 or email cultural-application@cb.mofa.go.jp. Kincumber High School is seeking a full-time Japanese teacher for 2019 to teach Years 7 and 8. Expressions of interest are invited from teachers who are interested in being considered for the role.
For further information contact the principal Janine Debenham on 02 4369 1555. Gosford High School is seeking expressions of interest for a teacher who is qualified to teach Japanese and French, for a position commencing Term 1 2019, with the possibility of an extension. The successful applicant must be approved to teach Japanese and French for Years 8-12. The selection criteria for the position is as follows: - Well-developed communication and interpersonal skills with a demonstrated capacity to work collaboratively as an effective team member. - Capacity to deliver effective, engaging and differentiated teaching programs that cater to the needs of gifted and talented students in Stages 4-6. - Demonstrated capacity to engage students in learning through effective teaching, learning and assessment practices. Should you wish to apply for the position, please complete the EOI attached, addressing the selection criteria. Please note that one of the referees listed must be the applicant's current principal. The expression of interest should not exceed 2 A4 pages and requires the signature of the applicant's current principal or supervisor, if the applicant is currently non-school-based. Please submit your EOI to Adrienne Scalese, Relieving Principal, by no later than 5pm on 7 December 2018. 
Bowral High School is seeking language teachers who have approval to teach Japanese and a willingness to teach English 7-10. There are two full-time positions for the 2019 school year, with the possibility of extension. Please submit an expression of interest of no more than two A4 pages addressing the criteria to Trish MacDonald, Head Teacher Wellbeing by 4:00pm on Friday 23 November 2018.
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