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Contributions from Jen Cooksley, Tara McNally, Emily Bacon, Loreta Schepis, Siobhan Divilly, Claire O’Sullivan & Cilla Blanchard; anzuk educators.
Casual Relief work provides a unique context for Educators in terms of their approach to relationship building with students and their classroom management. Recently, anzuk Consultants, Jack Havercroft and Beth…… Read More
Student-led learning is an innovative form of active learning that gives students ownership of their learning experience. This approach is crucial because it builds skills that increase their passion, motivation,…… Read More
Initiative involves taking individual action to assess situations and solve problems, even when it is out of one’s comfort zone. As an educator, when you show initiative in the classroom…… Read More
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Supporting EAL (English as an Additional Language) Students With a proportion of any classroom including students that speak English as an Additional Language, it’s important that we adapt our teaching…… Read More
Welcome to the captivating city of Perth, Australia, where pristine beaches, vibrant urban landscapes, and a warm community spirit intertwine to create an enchanting destination to live and teach. Nestled…… Read More
Are you ready to dive into a new teaching experience here in Australia? Read on & watch our FAQ video to find everything you need to know about the Victorian…… Read More
If you’re an international educator thinking about starting your Early Childhood teaching journey in Australia, knowing and understanding the paper requirements can be an overwhelming and confusing process. Read on…… Read More
Initiative involves taking individual action to assess situations and solve problems, even when it is out of one’s comfort zone. As an educator, when you show initiative in the classroom…… Read More
Considering working in a Special Nees School? See below some insightful tips compiled by some of our amazing educators who have had successful experiences. 1. Be approachable! Talk to the students…… Read More
The role as a Special Education Needs Teacher can be one of the most challenging, but on the same breath, one of the most rewarding careers you could ever have.…… Read More
This month our newsletter focuses on Special Education Needs Settings, including our recent trip to Southern Autistic with Collingwood footy club to teach the kids how to kick like the…… Read More
Welcome back to exceptional education! We’re back after a short break and we’re pumped to bring you season two of the podcast. This season we’re focusing on Special…… 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
To obtain teaching registration in Western Australia as an overseas qualified teacher, you must apply for Provisional Registration (also referred to as Returning Teacher) through the Teaching Registration Board of…… Read More
Want to take your teaching career over to the UK? Join our Global Consultants as they take you through everything you need to know about teaching in Surrey and London!…… Read More
If you currently hold an overseas teacher education qualification (excluding New Zealand), you will need to submit an Application for Assessment of Qualifications to determine if they meet the minimum prescribed…… Read More
To be recognised as a Teacher in Australia, most States/Territories require a minimum of 4 years of Tertiary training full time (inclusive of Teacher training) AND a minimum of 45…… Read More
Our opportunities Down Under aren’t just for teachers! Work as a Teaching Assistant in the beautiful cities of Melbourne or Geelong, where you can gain experience, make an impact, and…… Read More
My name is Olivia, and I’m born and raised in Hamilton, Ontario Canada! My journey with anzuk began with me working as a CRT in Melbourne, Australia. I’ve definitely caught…… Read More
Casual Relief work provides a unique context for Educators in terms of their approach to relationship building with students and their classroom management. Recently, anzuk Consultants, Jack Havercroft and Beth…… Read More
Wanting to take your Teaching career down under to Aus? Join our Global Consultants as they take you through everything you need to know about teaching and living in Australia!…… Read More
