Instructional Leader courses in New South Wales

A Teacher's Assistant supports teachers in schools by helping with lessons, preparing materials, and supervising students, particularly those needing extra help.

A Teacher's Aide supports teachers in delivering lessons and assisting students, including those with special needs, while fostering a positive learning environment.

A Primary School Teacher creates lesson plans, manages classrooms, supports student growth, assesses progress, and collaborates with staff.

An Education Assistant supports teaching staff, assists students with learning, prepares materials, and supervises activities in educational settings.

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

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

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.

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

An Education Support Officer assists teachers by supporting students' learning, especially those with special needs, and managing classroom activities.