Teaching in rural and remote outback Aboriginal communities in Australia can be personally and professionally rewarding. Let us share with you some of the advantages of teaching in outback Australia. Relationships Leaving your home town to teach in a remote outback First Nations community is BIG! You are leaving your

You have decided to take the leap and apply for a position as a remote teacher in an Australian outback school. We are so excited for you. This experience will be life changing. But you might feel a little overwhelmed and stuck with writing a job winning application. Don’t worry-

Hello you, deadly preservice teacher. Thank you for stumbling upon our post- somehow looking up Aboriginal education, First Nations students or outback teaching. We are excited to share with you 3 reasons you should consider teaching in remote outback Australia! Reason 1: Adventure before life gets in the way You

Teaching in rural and remote Australia can be a super rewarding career decision. Learning about what it involves, the benefits, the challenges and ways to become involved may be a hurdle for some preservice and graduate teachers. We are here to break down barriers and support highly competent new teachers

So you have decided to apply for a remote teaching position in outback Australia? You have decided which state/territory or school to apply to but now are polishing your resume. Read the guides WA Remote Teaching Service Applicant Information, Teach Queensland Quick Guide Do these free/budget online professional development courses

Are you looking for First Nations backgrounds and borders? First Nations Aboriginal Gija and Jaru man, Carl Merrison, has made some borders and backgrounds for personal classroom and/or commercial use. These backgrounds and borders could be used in worksheets, displays, homework, Power Points, workbooks and more to add a splash

We have seen some amazing teachers, some not so amazing, some that lasted literally a day. We’ve seen teachers stand confused while students jumped on desks, teachers who gave colouring sheets as assessment in high school unable to understand differentiation, teachers who felt depressed and isolated. We’ve seen teachers make

The start of term in a remote community in Australia often looks a little different than when you are teaching in the city. Our students can be highly mobile; moving between communities for cultural obligations, funerals, visiting large extended families, for work opportunities and many other reasons. Due to our

We sometimes get asked what is the benefit of joining our online memberships for outback teachers, remote teachers, new graduate Australian teachers in remote communities? We know that moving to a new small community in the Australian outback to take up your first remote teaching position is a HUGE move.