$82.75 per hour (casual rate)
Opportunities at Newcastle Campus
Teaching qualification scholarships available for suitable applicants

YOUR CHANCE TO TRAIN THE NEXT GENERATION
TAFE NSW is seeking qualified experienced and passionate artist who share in our values of Customer First, Integrity, Collaboration and Excellence and want to transfer their knowledge and skills to the next generation of industry professionals, in Aboriginal Cultural Arts.

We recognise that real experience is the most important aspect when appointing our teaching staff, we know that this experience, your creditability and your story will have a positive impact, to generate the passion needed by our students to see their qualification through.

Therefore, we want you to discover the teacher within you. If you don't have a current teaching qualification, but you do have a passion and commitment for your culture and relevant and current experience, you may be eligible for a Training and Assessment scholarship which would provide you with the qualification needed to become a Trainer and Assessor with TAFE NSW.

If you have:

Degree or Diploma in Arts, Visual Arts, or Creative Arts, or equivalent, specialising in the relevant subject areas to be taught.
Minimum 3 years relevant experience as an arts industry practitioner.
A deep understanding of and relevant experience in Aboriginal visual arts industry or community cultural sector.
Aboriginality is a prerequisite for teaching traditional Aboriginal cultural knowledge and practices.
Relevant and demonstrated current industry experience.
Intermediate computer skills.
Appropriate subject knowledge.
Demonstrated commitment to quality customer service.
Commitment and willingness learn and develop as a professional teacher.
Aboriginality is a prerequisite for teaching traditional Aboriginal cultural knowledge and practices.

We want to hear from you, for full details on the specific duties of a TAFE NSW teacher please review the position description and information package.
TAFE NSW is committed to diversity and fosters an inclusive environment in which all employees feel a sense of belonging.

TAFE NSW respectfully acknowledge the traditional custodians of the Country of all locations where our learning activities are hosted. We extend our respect to Elders, past and present, and acknowledge our future generations of Aboriginal people. We also respectfully acknowledge the Country, family and cultural values of our Aboriginal employees working across the organisation.

We encourage people from all backgrounds to apply for this position and we will make any adjustments that you need in the interview process and on the job to help you demonstrate your full potential

You will be required to undertake a national criminal history check and obtain a Working with Children Check (WWCC) clearance as a condition of employment. For more information, visit Office of the Children's Guardian website.

For permanent positions in the NSW Public Sector, you need to be an Australian Citizen or Permanent Resident.

Applications close at 11.59pm 27th April 2020

How to apply

For your application to be considered, you must:

Attach an updated resume (please feel free to call Kelly on below contact details if you need guidance).
Provide written response to the target questions below.

Key Application Responses Responses to the following questions will be required as part of the application process. Please prepare your responses in a word document and copy and paste as required. Please limit your responses to a max 300 words per response.

What motivates you to want to become a teacher with TAFE NSW?

What computer systems do you use on a daily basis, and what do you use them for?

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