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Classroom Education Support
Employment
Part time, Permanent
Subject
Support
Sector
Catholic
Teaching level
Primary
Closing date
23 July 2026
Posted 10 Jul 2026
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Role description
The Opportunity
St Joseph’s School Hectorville is seeking a dedicated and enthusiastic Education Support Officer to join our dynamic team, predominantly working in Upper Primary classes. The successful candidate will play a vital role in supporting teachers and fostering a positive learning environment for students in their final years of primary school. If you are passionate about education, have excellent communication skills, and enjoy working with students in Year 4 - 6, we encourage you to apply.
The permanent hours offered are:
- Monday, Thursday and Friday (Friday mandatory & other days can be negotiated)
- 9:00am – 3:00pm
- 16.5 hours per week during 40 school term weeks
Some additional hours may be offered from time to time, depending on need and availability.
Key Responsibilities
- Provide support to teachers in delivering lessons, including preparing materials, managing classroom activities, and assisting students as needed.
- Support a safe, orderly, and successful learning environment through the implementation of behavioural management strategies.
About You
- Certificate III in School Based Education Support or equivalent
- Experience supporting student learning and participation in a school or educational setting
- Ability to support learning and engagement for students through individual and small-group approaches
- Ability to apply strategies to support students' diverse learning, communication, sensory and wellbeing needs
- Commitment to enabling students to access learning, build on their strengths, and participate meaningfully in the school community
- Understanding of inclusive…