Humanities Teacher courses in New South Wales

A Science Teacher educates students in biology, chemistry, and physics, develops lessons, assesses performance, and ensures a safe learning space.

A Mathematics Teacher instructs students in algebra, geometry, and calculus, develops lesson plans, assesses progress, and supports problem-solving skills.

A Music Teacher instructs students in music theory, instruments, and vocals, creates lesson plans, assesses progress, and leads performances.

An English Teacher instructs reading, writing, and grammar, plans lessons, assesses progress, prepares exams, and mentors students in extracurriculars.

A Physical Education (PE) Teacher promotes fitness, plans lessons, organises activities, assesses progress, and ensures safety, supporting extracurricular sports.

An Art Teacher fosters student creativity and self-expression through visual arts instruction, preparing lessons, assessing progress, and managing classrooms.

A High School Teacher educates secondary students in specific subjects, preparing lessons, grading work, and liaising with students, parents, and staff.

History Teachers educate students about various historical contexts while developing lessons, maintaining discipline, and engaging with parents.

A Design Teacher educates students in design principles and practices, developing lesson plans, assessing progress, and fostering creativity.

An Education Researcher studies educational practices to inform teaching strategies, focusing on data collection and analysis.

A French Teacher instructs students in the language and culture, develops lesson plans, assesses progress, and collaborates with colleagues.

A Geography Teacher educates students on Earth's landscapes and environments, planning lessons, assessing progress, and supporting educational development.

A German Teacher instructs students in the German language, planning lessons, assessing progress, and organising cultural activities.

A Secondary School Teacher educates students from Year 7 to 12, developing lesson plans, assessing performance, and fostering a positive learning environment.

A Japanese Language Teacher develops engaging lessons to enhance proficiency in Japanese and its culture while assessing progress and fostering communication.

A Language Tutor teaches a new language, creates lessons, adapts methods, and provides feedback to boost students' confidence and skills.

A Philosophy Teacher instructs on philosophical theories, ethical dilemmas, and critical thinking, fostering independent thought through discussions and assessments.

A Physics Teacher is responsible for delivering engaging lessons, conducting experiments, assessing student performance, and fostering critical thinking.

A Deputy Principal assists the Principal in managing school operations, focusing on leadership, staff management, discipline, and fostering a positive environment.

A Religious Education Teacher educates students about diverse religious traditions and ethical values in schools, fostering understanding and respect.

A Lead Teacher manages educational activities, develops curricula, assesses student progress, and mentors staff to enhance teaching quality.

An Assistant Principal aids in managing school operations, overseeing staff, implementing policies, and fostering a positive learning environment.

An Instructional Leader enhances teaching strategies and curriculum in schools by guiding staff, providing development, and evaluating practices.

A STEM Teacher educates students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, promoting critical thinking and hands-on learning experiences.

Chemistry Teachers specialise in teaching secondary school students about chemistry, engaging them with practical experiments and theory.

A Biology Teacher educates students about living organisms, prepares lessons, conducts experiments, and fosters interest in science.

PDHPE Teachers promote health and wellbeing by teaching physical activity, personal development, and health in secondary schools.