Armela is a teacher originally from Canada, who has been teaching in Melbourne, Australia! If you’re thinking about living and teaching in Aus then this blog is perfect for you.…… Read More

 Applying for your teaching registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) can be an unnecessary headache if you try to rush through it and don’t take the time to…… Read More

Applying for your teaching registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) can be an unnecessary headache if you try to rush through it and don’t take the time to…… Read More

Applying for your teaching registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) can be an unnecessary headache if you try to rush through it and don’t take the time to…… Read More

We’d like to thank all the educators who participated in helping us create this cookbook and sharing their favorite recipes. We wanted to make this cookbook to bring the anzuk…… Read More

Every year, NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year, due to COVID-19, celebrations were…… Read More

Tier 5 Youth Mobility Visa  Want to teach in the UK and don’t have a visa? The Tier 5 – Youth Mobility Scheme could be for you!  What is a Tier 5 Youth Mobility Visa? …… Read More

The pandemic has had a massive impact on all our lives. One of the first huge changes to life as we knew it was International borders closing. Whilst we’ve all been riding out…… Read More

Armela is a teacher originally from Canada, who has been teaching in Melbourne, Australia! If you’re thinking about living and teaching in Aus then this blog is perfect for you.…… Read More

Applying for your teaching registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) can be an unnecessary headache if you try to rush through it and don’t take the time to…… Read More

Teaching in the UK from a Canadian Perspective  After growing up in a Canadian school system and then teaching in it for a couple of years there was a lot…… Read More

The pandemic has had a massive impact on all our lives. One of the first huge changes to life as we knew it was International borders closing. Whilst we’ve all been riding out…… Read More

If you are a new teacher joining us in Melbourne, finding a place to live can seem like a daunting task. We’ve chatted with our team to see which areas…… Read More

I think most people would agree that the best part about travelling and teaching abroad is the people you meet. We (Donald and Cooper) were lucky enough to create an…… Read More

Calvin is a teacher originally from Canada, who recently returned home from a working holiday in Melbourne, Australia! If you’re thinking about living and teaching in AUS then this blog…… Read More

Stephen is a teacher originally from Canada, he moved to Melbourne,  Australia for a new teaching experience! Read his story here: Why did you decide to teach in Australia?   There…… Read More

Applying for your teaching registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) can be an unnecessary headache if you try to rush through it and don’t take the time to…… Read More

In this week’s latest addition of the anzuk blog, we are once again joined by Kirsty Knowles, Educational Leader, who discusses the buoyancy for early career teachers to thrive.   …… Read More

We’re so excited to bring you this week’s episode of exceptional.education.   Sam Macaulay from the Cyber Safety Project joins us to discuss his career as a teacher and all…… Read More

There are a lot of people looking for their next position right now and it’s always hard to be unsuccessful when applying for roles. Here are 5 tips to help…… Read More

We’re back with episode 7 of exceptional.education!   This week we’re joined by the truly exceptional Brendan Fraser. Brendan is a Senior Executive Consultant with anzuk.education, and today shares his…… Read More

An ongoing issue that is widely publicised is the lack of Male Educators across the Early childhood industry. Despite this being a popular topic throughout the years we have seen…… Read More

Whether you’ve already decided you want to stay more than one year or you’re keeping your options open we’ve got the scoop on all things Farm Work! For those of…… Read More

This week’s episode delves into the art of relationship building with students. We’re joined by the exceptional Meg, head of year 7 at an all girl’s school in Melbourne. She…… Read More

In this week’s latest addition of the anzuk blog, we are once again joined by Kirsty Knowles, Educational Leader, who discusses the buoyancy for early career teachers to thrive.   …… Read More

This year has been all about responding and adapting to change; and that includes mixing up your classroom resources to ensure you have covered every time saving, engaging and most…… Read More

The views and opinions expressed in this article and video are those of the authors. Please use the World Health Organisation or Department of Health to stay up to date on the COVID-19 pandemic.…… Read More

We recently met with Kirsty Knowles who has shared her extensive knowledge and enthusiasm from working within education. With over 20 years experience ranging from teaching to being a Head…… Read More

Are you a supply teacher and returning to teach in the UK? As educators you will be aware of the complex experiences pupils and adults may have faced during lockdown.…… Read More

We met with Bel, an ex Teacher who has taught across Primary and Secondary in Australia and the UK, then an Education Consultant for 18 months and now a People…… Read More

The views and opinions expressed in this article and video are those of the authors. Please use the World Health Organisation or Department of Health to stay up to date on the COVID-19 pandemic.…… Read More

The Working Holiday Visa (subclass 417) is a popular option for those educators who want to make the move to Australia for 12 months as it allows you the opportunity…… Read More

Every year, NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year, due to COVID-19, celebrations were…… Read More

An ongoing issue that is widely publicised is the lack of Male Educators across the Early childhood industry. Despite this being a popular topic throughout the years we have seen…… Read More

From the 17th – 23rd October, we are celebrating BOOK WEEK! During this time schools and public libraries spend one glorious week celebrating books and Australian children’s authors and illustrators.…… Read More

MINDFUL PRACTICES Teaching mindfulness can be one of the most valuable lessons for young children, because it can help equip them to take life in stride, no matter what it…… Read More

R U OK Day aims to inspire and empower everyone to meaningfully connect with people around them and support anyone struggling with life. Looking out for one another and lending…… Read More

Welcome back to exceptional.education! We are so excited to be bringing you all of the latest in education news and interviews with the best in the world of early childhood…… Read More

An informative resource for educators looking to move from the UK to teach early childhood education in Australia. Including information on: Where can we support you What type of work…… Read More

Welcome to our first episode of exceptional.education – the early childhood edition! Our host Kale Taylor, is a veteran education consultant with anzuk, having worked in both the London and…… Read More

From the 17th – 23rd October, we are celebrating BOOK WEEK! During this time schools and public libraries spend one glorious week celebrating books and Australian children’s authors and illustrators.…… Read More

MINDFUL PRACTICES Teaching mindfulness can be one of the most valuable lessons for young children, because it can help equip them to take life in stride, no matter what it…… Read More

Are you a supply teacher and returning to teach in the UK? As educators you will be aware of the complex experiences pupils and adults may have faced during lockdown.…… Read More

Explore and understand effective communication within the Special Education Needs sector and the importance of using The Picture Exchange Communication System where required. What is PECS and why do I…… Read More

As educators, as parents, as citizens, we know that young people do better at school and in life if they attend schools where they feel welcome and safe. In celebration…… Read More

Resignation date has passed in the UK and many schools are now preparing their recruitment for the new academic year in September. This is the perfect time to spruce up…… Read More

The best thing about teaching phonics is the creativity you can use in your teaching approach… one of our favourites is using songs. When pupils hear a rhythm, it help…… Read More

The below blog is written by the brilliant Angeline Diamond, an American teacher who has predominantly taught across Secondary schools for the last 8 years in New York. She shares…… Read More

We’re so excited to bring you this week’s episode of exceptional.education.   Sam Macaulay from the Cyber Safety Project joins us to discuss his career as a teacher and all…… Read More

We’re thrilled to have Andrew Wood as our in conversation guest this week on exceptional.education. Andrew is currently the AP at Auburn Primary School and shares his incredible journey with…… Read More

We’re back with episode 7 of exceptional.education!   This week we’re joined by the truly exceptional Brendan Fraser. Brendan is a Senior Executive Consultant with anzuk.education, and today shares his…… Read More

We’re so happy to be back after a small break, bringing you episode 5 of exceptional.education!   As always, we have some pretty exceptional guests joining us today.   First…… Read More

This week’s episode delves into the art of relationship building with students. We’re joined by the exceptional Meg, head of year 7 at an all girl’s school in Melbourne. She…… Read More

Welcome back to exceptional.education, episode 5!   This week we have two very special guests. Julian and Ian Fagan are twins from New South Wales who have developed a software…… Read More

This week we focus on growth, one of our core values at anzuk, and an important value to have as an educator!   Our first guest today is Jess Mundy,…… Read More

We have a short episode this week with one very remarkable guest!   We’re joined by Gareth Evans, an exceptional Geography teacher and year level coordinator at Balwyn High School.…… Read More

Tier 5 Youth Mobility Visa  Want to teach in the UK and don’t have a visa? The Tier 5 – Youth Mobility Scheme could be for you!  What is a Tier 5 Youth Mobility Visa? …… Read More

The pandemic has had a massive impact on all our lives. One of the first huge changes to life as we knew it was International borders closing. Whilst we’ve all been riding out…… Read More

Global from anzuk Education on Vimeo. The views and opinions expressed in this article and video are those of the authors. Please use the World Health Organisation to stay up to…… Read More

NZ Lockdown = London Reflection  Returning home to a nationwide lockdown was not quite how I imagined my 2 and a half week New Zealand holiday would go. Beaches, BBQs,…… Read More

Vee is an experienced educator with anzuk and has worked with anzuk in our OSHC team for a number of years. This is her experience so far… I was motivated…… Read More

These are a few resources the OSHC team in Syd & Melb found and noted worth sharing, including a few additional recommendations for a OSHC coordinator in Queensland!   Movement…… Read More

One of our own educators, Lynette, who has worked in early childhood for the last 6 years has taken the time to develop this in-depth guide for you, to help…… Read More

What’s in your OSHC toolkit? We have put together a guide specifically for educators working in OSHC! This guide covers topics including: A typical Day as an OSHC educator What…… Read More

Being a new member of a school community presents different considerations around understanding and implementing classroom management strategies with the students and other staff that you support. This guide can…… Read More

You’re an Early Childhood Professional and you decide to change your career and start working in Outside of School Hours Care. Its an exciting time and you’re thrilled to get…… Read More

If you want to develop your career in education and build relationships with schools once you finish your degree. Come work with me! My name is Katie and I started…… Read More

Work in Before and After School Care. I recently ventured out from the OSHC organisation that I was working with and started my new role with Anzuk as the OSHC…… Read More

We’re so excited to bring you this week’s episode of exceptional.education.   Sam Macaulay from the Cyber Safety Project joins us to discuss his career as a teacher and all…… Read More

We’re thrilled to have Andrew Wood as our in conversation guest this week on exceptional.education. Andrew is currently the AP at Auburn Primary School and shares his incredible journey with…… Read More

We’re back with episode 7 of exceptional.education!   This week we’re joined by the truly exceptional Brendan Fraser. Brendan is a Senior Executive Consultant with anzuk.education, and today shares his…… Read More

We’re so happy to be back after a small break, bringing you episode 5 of exceptional.education!   As always, we have some pretty exceptional guests joining us today.   First…… Read More

This week’s episode delves into the art of relationship building with students. We’re joined by the exceptional Meg, head of year 7 at an all girl’s school in Melbourne. She…… Read More

Welcome back to exceptional.education, episode 5!   This week we have two very special guests. Julian and Ian Fagan are twins from New South Wales who have developed a software…… Read More

This week we focus on growth, one of our core values at anzuk, and an important value to have as an educator!   Our first guest today is Jess Mundy,…… Read More

We have a short episode this week with one very remarkable guest!   We’re joined by Gareth Evans, an exceptional Geography teacher and year level coordinator at Balwyn High School.…… Read More

 Applying for your teaching registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) can be an unnecessary headache if you try to rush through it and don’t take the time to…… Read More

Applying for your teaching registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) can be an unnecessary headache if you try to rush through it and don’t take the time to…… Read More

There are a lot of people looking for their next position right now and it’s always hard to be unsuccessful when applying for roles. Here are 5 tips to help…… Read More

Every year, NAIDOC Week celebrations are held across Australia to celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year, due to COVID-19, celebrations were…… Read More

An ongoing issue that is widely publicised is the lack of Male Educators across the Early childhood industry. Despite this being a popular topic throughout the years we have seen…… Read More

Whether you’ve already decided you want to stay more than one year or you’re keeping your options open we’ve got the scoop on all things Farm Work! For those of…… Read More

From the 17th – 23rd October, we are celebrating BOOK WEEK! During this time schools and public libraries spend one glorious week celebrating books and Australian children’s authors and illustrators.…… Read More

This year has been all about responding and adapting to change; and that includes mixing up your classroom resources to ensure you have covered every time saving, engaging and most…… Read More

In response to our most recent satisfaction survey, many of our educators and staff at schools requested for downloadable resources such as posters to be placed around classrooms to help…… Read More

With the prospect of schools re-opening on 1 June, head teachers are faced with the question – how do we attempt to keep children a safe distance apart?   Countries who have eased lockdown measures…… Read More

So, you have decided to dive into the wonderful world of tutoring. Tutoring is a fantastic way to continue to build on your teaching skills and knowledge base whilst also…… Read More

Whether you’re new to the profession, country, or school, it can be hard to know what the safeguarding procedure is. In the UK, the Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act was passed…… Read More

Safeguarding is about the steps you should take to prevent a child coming into harm. However, safeguarding information tends to be about what you should do. There isn’t enough information…… Read More

All teachers want to protect their students. Keeping them safe isn’t as simple as closing the school gates between 9am and 3pm. There’s a lot more to it. It’s hard…… Read More

Sexting has become more and more prevalent in recent years, and you may have noticed it hitting headlines when it gets abused. We live in a time where almost every…… Read More

Children can be the most interesting little things on the planet, with their naive one-liners and amazing comedic timing (I’ve heard the best anecdotes from many a teacher friend). They…… Read More

MINDFUL PRACTICES Teaching mindfulness can be one of the most valuable lessons for young children, because it can help equip them to take life in stride, no matter what it…… Read More

What are SEND Schools? SEND Schools cater for children with Special Educational Needs (SEN) and can range in the support they cater for. SEN Schools can specialise in social interaction and language difficulties, sensory and physical…… Read More

Explore and understand effective communication within the Special Education Needs sector and the importance of using The Picture Exchange Communication System where required. What is PECS and why do I…… Read More

Liam joined anzuk in February 2020 as an SEN specialist with our team based in Bristol. Read on to find out how Liam felt supported joining an Education Agency during…… Read More

The below is a webinar recording from the 28th of May, “A Whole New World – Working in a Special Needs Setting”. Have you ever thought about working in a…… Read More

This guide can help you understand and implement better strategies to handle students effectively in SEN settings.  This guide covers topics including: – PECS Cards – What is Hydrotherapy –…… Read More

Before you start you day it is important to find out as much information about the SEN setting you will be working in. This will allow you to prepare for…… Read More

With the help of some of our amazing educators currently working in Special Education Settings we have complied a list of wise words to help you working in Special Needs…… Read More

Being a new member of a school community presents an opportunity for you to build strong relationships that may lead to future long term roles. This resource guide aims to…… Read More

Education support staff play an incredibly important role in the UK classroom, inspiring students to achieve their academic and social potential and becoming important mentors for the learners of today.   I moved over to…… Read More

Liam joined anzuk in February 2020 as an SEN specialist with our team based in Bristol. Read on to find out how Liam felt supported joining an Education Agency during…… Read More

In response to our most recent satisfaction survey, many of our educators and staff at schools requested for downloadable resources such as posters to be placed around classrooms to help…… Read More

What and Why?   For many people and children, COVID-19 has been a traumatic experience. We are in completely unprecedented territory at the moment, and when children go through traumatic experiences the reactions…… Read More

Preparing for an interview is nerve wrecking in itself, especially if you are freshly graduated from University and this is your first interview! Download our guide which is specifically focused…… Read More

We caught up with two of anzuk’s amazing educators, Lachlan and Aidan, to chat about various teaching resources available that will help support your teaching now during school closures, and also will help get your teacher brain ready to go back into the classroom after COVID. …… Read More

So, you have decided to dive into the wonderful world of tutoring. Tutoring is a fantastic way to continue to build on your teaching skills and knowledge base whilst also…… Read More

Applying for your teaching registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) can be an unnecessary headache if you try to rush through it and don’t take the time to…… Read More

Teaching in the UK from a Canadian Perspective  After growing up in a Canadian school system and then teaching in it for a couple of years there was a lot…… Read More

In this week’s latest addition of the anzuk blog, we are once again joined by Kirsty Knowles, Educational Leader, who discusses the buoyancy for early career teachers to thrive.   …… Read More

Teaching in three different schools in the United Kingdom provided me with a lot of memorable experiences. Many that developed me into a better all-round educator. But the experience I am going…… Read More

We’ve been reminiscing as a team about our pre-Covid travels in Europe and our experiences in the UK. As I am originally from the UK, and have lived in Australia…… Read More

When I first arrived to London I was left on a cold street corner with no wifi or battery and no idea how I was to get to my hostel. Lucky a friendly chicken shop…… Read More

Tier 5 Youth Mobility Visa  Want to teach in the UK and don’t have a visa? The Tier 5 – Youth Mobility Scheme could be for you!  What is a Tier 5 Youth Mobility Visa? …… Read More

The pandemic has had a massive impact on all our lives. One of the first huge changes to life as we knew it was International borders closing. Whilst we’ve all been riding out…… Read More

In late 2014 I was fortunate enough to go on a basketball tour throughout the USA and have some exposure to their schooling system. This was a once in a lifetime opportunity that I…… Read More

Armela is a teacher originally from Canada, who has been teaching in Melbourne, Australia! If you’re thinking about living and teaching in Aus then this blog is perfect for you.…… Read More

 Applying for your teaching registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) can be an unnecessary headache if you try to rush through it and don’t take the time to…… Read More

Applying for your teaching registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) can be an unnecessary headache if you try to rush through it and don’t take the time to…… Read More

Applying for your teaching registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) can be an unnecessary headache if you try to rush through it and don’t take the time to…… Read More

Teaching in the UK from a Canadian Perspective  After growing up in a Canadian school system and then teaching in it for a couple of years there was a lot…… Read More

Teaching in three different schools in the United Kingdom provided me with a lot of memorable experiences. Many that developed me into a better all-round educator. But the experience I am going…… Read More

We’ve been reminiscing as a team about our pre-Covid travels in Europe and our experiences in the UK. As I am originally from the UK, and have lived in Australia…… Read More

When I first arrived to London I was left on a cold street corner with no wifi or battery and no idea how I was to get to my hostel. Lucky a friendly chicken shop…… Read More