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Education Assistant - Special Needs
Employment
Full time, Temporary
Subject
General Teaching
Sector
Government
Teaching level
Primary
Closing date
2 July 2026
Posted 25 Jun 2026
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301
Total students
54%
Boys
46%
Girls
17.4
Teaching FTE
13.5
Non-teaching FTE
919
ICSEA value
15th percentile · Lower SES
27%
EAL/D Background
20%
Indigenous students
Source: ACARA My School data
Role description
This is a 6-month fixed term, full-time position commencing Term 3, 2026 with possible extension and/or permanency
Orelia Primary School (PS) is a vibrant and inclusive Independent Public School committed to creating a safe, supportive and culturally responsive learning environment for all students. We pride ourselves on strong community partnerships and a whole-school approach to student engagement, wellbeing and achievement.
Our school has a strong focus on inclusive education, supporting students with complex autism profiles and trauma-affected backgrounds through evidence-based, individualised programs
Find out more about our school by visiting Orelia Primary School or Schools Online.
The Role
As a Special Needs Education Assistant, you would under teacher direction, assist in the education programs and in promoting a supportive and inclusive learning environment. Education assistants will assist teachers in the delivery of planned education programs to assist students to reach their full potential through the development of their academic, social, emotional, and physical skills. Within this role you would provide feedback when required on education and therapy programs and participate in the evaluation process relating to the achievement of goals in special education
You should have a high level of interpersonal skills and work collaboratively with staff members to meet the needs of students. Applicants will ideally possess the knowledge and experience of working with students with a range of disabilities and learning difficulties and the ability to support student growth, b…