Learning Support Teacher (Secondary)

Brisbane Girls Grammar School

At Girls Grammar, our expert, dedicated staff set the highest standards for education. We would not be one of Australia’s leading girls’ schools without our staff, who believe firmly in the transformative power of a broad, liberal education. The BGGS community is warm, collegial, and united by a deep commitment to the education of girls and young women. 

Here are some of the reasons staff enjoy working at Girls Grammar:

• our staff excel at what they do. They are also open, respectful, and highly supportive. They feel a deep sense of connection to our proud legacy and are passionate about the contribution they—and you—can make
• staff form lifelong, professional relationships with people who share their values. And you will never have to go far to find a helping hand
• they build on a legacy that matters.

About the Role

Brisbane Girls Grammar School seeks a passionate and dedicated Learning Support Teacher (Secondary) with a comprehensive understanding of providing exceptional Learning Support for students, particularly those with identified learning needs.

If you are seeking a position where you can provide an outstanding educational experience to our students, we encourage you to apply for this full-time opportunity commencing Term 2 2024. 

The key accountabilities of our Learning Support Teachers include the following:

• assisting with the identification of learning needs through collaborative engagement with teachers
• supporting academic staff in developing appropriate strategies to suit students' individual learning needs
• utilising effective strategies to support students in class, in small groups, and individually
• monitoring student outcomes and providing feedback to relevant academic staff
• assisting with the adjustment processes for NAPLAN and AARA
• active involvement in the Academic, Student Care (including House Group), Outdoor Education and Co-Curricular Programs, as they are pivotal to the holistic development of each student.

You will also have:

• relevant teaching qualifications and experience teaching in a secondary 
• knowledge of processes relating to the diverse learning needs of students, including disability issues, Verification, Education Adjustment Program, NCCD, individual programming, diagnostic testing, and data collection
• extensive knowledge of teaching strategies to achieve optimal learning outcomes for students
• excellent technological literacy
• the ability to work collaboratively and energetically within a high-performing school culture
• current Queensland College of Teachers registration (or eligibility to apply).

To learn more about this opportunity, please visit our Careers site to apply and view the full Position Description.

For further information, please get in touch with Brigitte Bickham, our Human Resources Manager, on 07 3332 1***.

The closing date for applications is 9 am, Monday 11 March 2024.

Apply now—We look forward to hearing from you.
Interviews may be conducted throughout the advertising period and interested candidates are encouraged to apply early.