The Hellenic Community of WA’s vision is to be the epicentre of Greek culture in Western Australia.Our mission is to serve the Hellenic Community of Western Australia by providing a continuum of care, from childhood to old age, while uniting individuals through cultural, educational, spiritual and social programs that strengthen our shared identity and support every generation.

OUR VALUES

At St. Andrew’s Grammar, our work is guided by the values and traditions of the Hellenic Community of Western Australia. All employees are expected to demonstrate these values in their daily interactions with students, parents, colleagues, volunteers and visitors:

Compassion: We provide care and service with kindness, empathy and understanding.

Respect: We honour the dignity, rights, choices, beliefs, culture and individuality of every person.

Community: We foster meaningful relationships, connection and a sense of belonging across generations.

Excellence: We strive for high-quality service, continuous improvement and professional accountability in all that we do.

Integrity: We act honestly, ethically and responsibly in our decisions and actions.

Cultural Heritage: We celebrate and preserve Greek culture, traditions and Orthodox values while embracing diversity and inclusion.

Inclusion: We welcome and value people from all backgrounds and ensure everyone feels respected and supported.

Accountability: We take ownership of our responsibilities and are committed to delivering safe, effective and person-centred services.

CHILD SAFETY COMMITMENT

The Hellenic Community of Western Australia is committed to providing a child-safe environment where children and young people are respected,



protected and empowered.All employees are required to:

- Act in the best interests of children and young people.
- Comply with child protection legislation and organisational policies.
- Report concerns regarding child safety immediately.

POSITION PURPOSE

The Greek Language Teacher - Secondary is responsible for delivering high-quality Greek language education in secondary schools that promotes linguistic proficiency, cultural understanding and a lifelong appreciation of Hellenic heritage. The role supports students to develop their speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in Modern Greek while fostering an understanding of Greek history, traditions, values and contemporary culture.

The teacher contributes to preserving and strengthening Greek language and cultural identity within the Western Australian community. The Greek Language Teacher – Secondary creates an engaging, inclusive and student-centred learning environment that aligns with the school's educational philosophy, curriculum requirements and the mission of the Hellenic Community of Western Australia.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Teaching and Learning

- Plan, prepare and deliver engaging Greek language lessons aligned with the Western Australian Curriculum and relevant educational frameworks for secondary school students.




- Develop student competency in speaking, listening, reading and writing Modern Greek.
- Differentiate teaching strategies to meet the learning needs of diverse students.
- Use a variety of teaching methodologies and technologies to enhance student engagement and achievement.
- Prepare lesson plans, teaching resources and assessment materials.
- Establish a positive and supportive classroom workplace that promotes learning and participation.
- Create inclusive, supportive, and stimulating classroom environments.
- Apply assessment feedback to refine and improve teaching practice.

Student Assessment and Reporting

- Assess, monitor and record student progress.
- Provide constructive feedback to students and families.
- Prepare and deliver timely, accurate reports and feedback, in accordance with school requirements
- Maintain accurate student records and assessment data.
- Identify students requiring additional support or extension opportunities.

Greek Culture and Community Engagement

- Promote Greek culture, traditions, customs and history through classroom learning and community activities.
- Support and participate in cultural events, celebrations and commemorations including:

- Greek Independence Day
- OXI Day
- Greek Language and Cultural Festivals
- School and Community Celebrations

- Encourage student participation in Greek language competitions, examinations and cultural programs.
- Strengthen student connections to Greek identity, heritage and community.

Professional Practice

- Maintain high professional and ethical standards.
- Participate in staff meetin

📌 Greek Language Teacher (City of Stirling)
🏢 St. Andrew's Grammar, WA
📍 City of Stirling