Job Application Writing for Teachers in Western Australia
What you'll learn
- Understand the process of job applications in Western Australia
- Identifying school needs when writing job applications
- Utilising key school documents to help bolster your job application
- Deconstructing the Professional Knowledge, Professional Practice and Professional Engagement domains in order to write strong examples of teaching practice.
- Understanding other elements of the job application process including CV's, referee checks and interview logistics
Requirements
- No prerequisites needed. However, understanding the context of Western Australia including the curriculum we use as well as how to access job vacancies would be of benefit.
Description
In this course, you will undergo a journey of self-reflection as you begin to understand the necessary requirements to build up an exemplary cover letter for jobs within the Western Australian Public Education Sector. This course will allow you to look at the three domains of Professional Knowledge, Professional Practice and Professional Engagement. We will work together to deconstruct each of these domains and discuss key concepts that need to be embedded into the application. Initially we will discuss the application process at a macro level where we will deconstruct the requirements of the school of which you are applying for and identify lines of inquiry for you to help write your application. Following this, I will provide evidential examples of how to engage with each of the domains and provide a framework for you to work with to help write strong , effective examples of your practice. This is supplemented by my own examples within an application that was successful. We will also discuss aspects of your CV and other considerations that need to be addressed within your application as well. If you need further help, I have provided further information if you wish to seek feedback on your application writing responses as well.
Who this course is for:
- Anyone who is looking to get a job in the Department of Western Australia
Instructor
Deputy Principal within the Western Australian education system. Level 3 classroom teacher and Teacher Registration Board of WA portfolio assessor. I have worked in a range of contexts in Western Australia. I am very keen to build the capacity of teachers within our state. Leader in expansive pedagogies, curriculum building and planning as well as assessment. Particular interest in ICT and Digital Technologies learning area.