Accounting Teacher (SACE Program)

Key Responsibility Areas
1. Curriculum
● Teach SACE Accounting and related subjects such as Business Innovation, Economics, Research Practices, or Research Project.
● Prepare and submit semester teaching programs that meet school and SACE requirements.
● Communicate lesson content, learning activities, and assessment feedback to students via the school's Learning Management System (LMS).
● Design inclusive programs that support students of all abilities - providing additional help where needed and extending high-achieving learners.
● Collaborate with other teachers in the SACE faculty to ensure consistency in teaching and assessment across year levels.
2. Assessment and Reporting
● Assess and report student achievement in accordance with SACE and Australian Curriculum Achievement Standards.
● Maintain accurate and up-to-date records of student progress and performance.
● Use a range of formative and summative assessment methods to evaluate learning.
● Provide meaningful, timely, and constructive feedback to enhance student learning.
● Prepare reports that clearly communicate student achievement to parents and caregivers.
● Participate in both internal and external moderation processes to ensure fairness and consistency.
3. Teaching and Learning
● Demonstrate high-quality and engaging teaching practices in all lessons.
● Apply a variety of teaching strategies, such as direct instruction, group discussions, project-based learning, and independent study.
● Conduct parent-teacher conferences in line with the school's schedule and expectations.
● Actively engage in professional learning to develop and update subject expertise and pedagogy.
● Participate in the school's annual appraisal process, including feedback from students and peers.
4. General
● Contribute to wider school life, including school events, community activities, and promotional events as requested by the Principal.
● Attend staff meetings and participate actively in team discussions.
● Undertake other duties as reasonably required by the school.
● Demonstrate a strong commitment to ongoing professional growth and improvement.
5. Safety and Wellbeing
● Take reasonable care of your own health and safety, and cooperate with actions that promote the safety of others.
● Report any accidents, incidents, or hazards as soon as possible.
● Adhere to all school safety, well-being, and child protection policies.