Teacher of Dance Ref 1HAjbS | Northcote School

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CLOSED 12/11/2024 Full time, permanent, commencing Term 1 2025. We seek an enthusiastic, motivated teacher of Dance who has high expectations for student achievement and engages in collaborative inquiry to improve outcomes for students. The successful candidate will be the teacher in-charge of Dance within a thriving Performing Arts Faculty. Additional remuneration for this Dance responsibility to be negotiated. Applications close 5pm Tuesday 12 November.

The terms and conditions, including base salary, for this position are set by the Secondary Teachers’ Collective Agreement.

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