Teacher

  • Posted04 May 2026
  • Salary$94000 - $121000 per annum
  • LocationDandenong
  • Job type Full time
  • Discipline Professional
  • ReferenceJO-2605-500980

Job description

Teacher (Secondary – Re-engagement / Alternative Education)

Dandenong, VIC
Full-time, ongoing (contract considered)
$94,000 - $121,000

Change a young person’s trajectory—teach where relationships come first
Teach in a flexible re-engagement setting (Years 9/10 + VCE VM/VPC): small cohorts, hands-on learning, and time to build trust.

About us
Child Safe organisation delivering flexible education across Years 9/10 and senior pathways (VCE VM/VPC), with a strong wellbeing focus.
  • Trauma-informed, safe and inclusive
  • Relationship-led, focused on student voice and pathways
The role
  • Deliver engaging learning across Years 9/10 and VCE VM/VPC
  • Plan hands-on, differentiated lessons that build engagement and progress
  • Work with wellbeing staff/families, maintain IEPs, and uphold Child Safe practice
What we’re looking for
Open to teachers across subject areas. You’ll be calm, flexible and relationship-led, with strong differentiation and boundary-setting skills.
  • Years 9/10 curriculum knowledge (VCE VM/VPC highly regarded)
  • Differentiated teaching and personalised programs
  • Trauma-informed approach (or willingness to learn) and strong teamwork
Essential requirements
  • VIT Registration (or Permission to Teach)
  • Current Victorian Driver’s Licence
  • Relevant teaching qualification
Why join?
P
urpose-led teaching, strong wellbeing support, and the chance to make a visible impact with students who need an alternative pathway.
  • Supportive, purpose-driven team with a strong wellbeing lens
  • Make a real impact—re-engage students through hands-on, project-based learning
Ready for a teaching role with purpose and connection

Apply now
or for any enquiries, please contact DFP Recruitment Gippsland on 03 5176 3140

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