Curriculum Support Officer (SSO1) Position Vacant
Port Lincoln High School currently has a position vacant for an ancillary role as a Curriculum Support Officer (SSO1).
ROLE DESCRIPTION:
To assist teaching staff in the conduct of educational programs to students by undertaking a range of classroom and clerical teacher support activities which contributes to the achievement of educational outcomes of students at the school.
ESSENTIAL CRITERIA:
1. Ability to provide effective curriculum support and use information and communication technology to enhance student learning.
2. Experience in working with children/adolescents with challenging behaviours in a learning environment.
3. Demonstrated skills in developing effective working relationships with staff, students, parents and the wider community.
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