Company Description Language Disorder Australia is a national network of professionals and services dedicated to achieving exceptional outcomes for children and young people with Language Disorder. With over 40 years of experience, the organization provides high-quality education, support, and advocacy for clients and their families across Australia. A multidisciplinary team of educators and allied health professionals delivers integrated, evidence-based support through The Glenleighden School, private clinics, and partnerships across the education system. The organization focuses on addressing all aspects of life to help children and young people forge their own path to success, connect with their communities, and thrive. Guided by a strong belief in every child’s right to quality education and support, Language Disorder Australia works to build a more understanding and inclusive world.
Role Description This full-time, on-site Secondary School Teacher role is based at The Glenleighden School in Fig Tree Pocket, QLD. The teacher will plan, deliver, and assess curriculum-aligned lessons, with a focus on supporting students with Language Disorder in a small-class environment. Daily responsibilities include differentiating instruction, developing individualized learning goals, and integrating literacy, numeracy, and communication support into classroom activities. The teacher will collaborate closely with allied health professionals and other educators to design and implement evidence-based strategies that promote student engagement, wellbeing, and progress. Additional duties include maintaining accurate records, participating in school events and professional learning, communicating regularly with families and caregivers, and contributing to a safe, inclusive, and respectful school culture.
Qualifications
- Candidates should possess qualifications as a Qualified Teacher and hold relevant registration/accreditation for teaching in Queensland or be eligible to obtain it.
- Candidates should possess strong Teaching and Lesson Planning skills, including the ability to differentiate instruction and develop individualized learning plans.
- Candidates should possess sound Mathematics and general curriculum knowledge appropriate for secondary school students.
- Candidates should possess excellent Communication skills, including clear written and verbal communication and the ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and families.
- Additional beneficial qualifications include experience working with students with Language Disorder or other learning differences, training in evidence-based literacy and numeracy interventions, and understanding of inclusive education practices.
- Other desirable attributes include strong classroom management, cultural sensitivity, commitment to child
