Girraween HS needs a casual teacher for the rest of this term and all of Term 4 2014 . The load is predominantly Yrs 7 - 12 French, but also requires Yr 7 & 8 Japanese. Ideally we would like to get someone with both languages, otherwise we will just employ a French teacher and do a major reshuffle of the timetable.
Please Contact:
Carmine Albanese
Head Teacher
TAS/Languages/Computer Coordinator
Girraween High School
carmine.albanese@det.nsw.edu.au
PH: (02) 9636 7293
FAX: (02) 9896 3274

This new website Roads to Refuge is designed to give students, teachers and the community access
to relevant, factual and current information about refugees.

The Languages Head teacher at Sydney Boys is going on Long Service leave for 10 weeks from week 4 -August 4, to October 19, 2014 . A casual teacher for French (mainly Junior - possibly up to Yr 11) and German Year 9 ( a beautiful class) is required for this period.Please contact Isabell St Leon if you are interested.

Email:StLeonI@SBHS.nsw.edu.au
Phone:9662 9300 ext  451 or 452

The recently released Australian curriculum for Chinese, French, Indonesian and Italian have not been endorsed for use in NSW schools. 
Teachers are to continue to use existing NSW languages syllabuses BOSTES is responsible for developing, in close consultation with teachers and other stakeholders, the mandatory curriculum, K-12, to be taught in NSW schools. Teachers and administrators from all school sectors need to refer to communication and advice from BOSTES when planning their teaching programs based on BOSTES syllabuses.
The syllabuses currently being developed by BOSTES include K-10 Geography and HSC English,Mathematics, Science and History.
Schools and teachers can be assured that BOSTES will only implement new syllabuses after extensive consultation, including consultation on any implementation timetable.

Distinguished Speakers Lecture Series and Panel Discussions
The main purpose of this special workshop supported by the School of Humanities and Communication Arts, University of Western Sydney and Fairfield Council for Bilingualism is to highlight the potentials and challenges of raising bilingual children. The presenters are leading international experts whose main area of expertise is childhood nd community bilingualism. Participants of this workshop will have the rare opportunity to share their experiences and to learn from distinguished leaders in the field. Local participants will enjoy shared knowledge and insights with UWS academics and students who are future educators and bilingualism workers at this special workshop.
Detailed information is provided in the attached Flyer

Sydney Morning Herald Datapoint interactive shows that nearly 40 per cent of Sydneysiders speak a non-English language at home. More than 250 languages are spoken in Sydney.
Arabic, which dominates the western suburbs, is the most widely spoken non-English language. Mandarin and Cantonese, found predominately in the north shore, are the next most common languages.
To get the full picture follow the link below.

The position of Head Teacher Languages at Dubbo School of Distance Education has been advertised on Jobs NSW as Advertisement Number: A900065492.
To find out more please view the advertisement here: https://jobsnsw.taleo.net/careersection/schoolsjobs/jobdetail.ftl?job=00002YCL

Some useful links about accreditation which have been shared by Ultimo Principal's Network on Smore.