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Hurlstone Agricultural High School is urgently seeking a full-time Stages 4 and 5 Japanese teacher. The position is from 11 June until 25 June.
To apply and for further information, please contact Esther Eun.
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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. Belmont High School is seeking a full-time/part-time temporary Years 8-9 Japanese teacher, commencing at the start of Term 2 for the duration of Terms 2, 3 and 4.
The teaching load is as follows: - Term 2 will require 5 days/week full-time. - Terms 3 and 4 will require 2 days/week in a job share role. To apply for the position and for further information, please contact Patricia Dybell (Head Teacher, HSIE) at patricia.dybell@det.nsw.edu.au Castle Hill High School is seeking a casual teacher for Term 2 to teach Years 7-10 Japanese. For more information, please contact Lara Palma.
Gosford HS is seeking a part-time (0.8 FTE) teacher with approval to teach Japanese with willingness to teach French. The position is for 29 April to 26 September 2019, teaching Years 8-12.
Applicants for this position are requested to submit an expression of interest. For further information or to apply, please contact Adrienne.Scalese2@det.nsw.edu.au or phone 02 4325 2048. Cheltenham Girls' High School is seeking a full-time Japanese teacher for 2.5 weeks during Weeks 2-4 of Term 2 2019.The role commences on Wednesday 8 May and will continue until Friday 24 May 2019.
The teaching load is Year 8-12 and includes teaching Stage 6 Continuers and Extension. Lesson plans will be provided. To apply for the position, please send a copy of your CV, WWCC, e-Emergency certificate, anaphylaxis e-learning certificate and approval to teach letter to Bill Gavathas. NSW School of Languages is seeking a Japanese teacher for a casual position (3 days/week). The teacher will be required to teach Japanese to students in Years 9-12 this term, with possibility of extension into Term 2. NSW School of Languages is a distance education school, providing secondary students an opportunity to enrol into single language subjects. The school has over 100 teachers delivering 12 languages to 2300 students from across the state. If you are interested in this position, please send a CV and cover letter addressing the selection criteria and with your qualifications for this position of no more than 2 pages in length to Tomoko Takahata at tomoko.takahata@det.nsw.edu.au For more details on the selection criteria and statement of duties, please see the attached flyer. 
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. 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. |
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