Specialist Teacher/Teacher of the Deaf

Responsibilities Partner with a multi-disciplinary team that focuses on maximizing the classroom and playground participation of individual students of varying ages with a hearing loss. Be provided with the time to teach individual students – supporting them socially, therapeutically, emotionally and academically. Grow your knowledge with support from a leadership team that is committed to evidence-based practice. About us We are a proud Western Australian success story and a family centered practice. TSH (formally Telethon Speech & Hearing) provides integrated services for children with hearing loss and/or speech and language difficulties from newborns to 18‑year‑olds. A team of education professionals work collaboratively alongside allied health professionals to empower children to hear, communicate, connect and learn. About the role We are seeking a permanent Specialist Teacher to join our highly regarded Outpost Partner School Support Program – a program which provides comprehensive in‑school support for students with hearing loss who use oral communication from K‑12 at our partner primary and secondary schools around the Perth Metropolitan area. This is a truly unique teaching role that provides individualised specialist support to students who are fully integrated into mainstream classes and receive the curriculum from our partner schools. The position is a 0.4 FTE role based at Swan Christian College, working Tuesday/Wednesday or Wednesday/Thursday. This collaborative role partners with a highly skilled team of professionals (including psychologists, speech pathologists, audiologists and occupational therapists) to support students both within the classroom and away from the mainstream classes to focus on specific areas including extra language, speech, auditory, social/emotional and academic support. About you The successful candidate will be an experienced and/or qualified Special Needs Teacher with highly developed numeracy, literacy and language skills. Extensive knowledge of childhood social and emotional development is required, as well as the ability to create an inclusive and nurturing environment that recognises every person’s unique talent and fosters positive outcomes. The successful candidate will also have a history of building strong relationships with external stakeholders and families, be adaptable to different expectations and environments and be able to coordinate and utilise the resources and knowledge around them to provide exceptional support to individual students. TSH is committed to providing a child‑safe environment and promoting practices which provide for the safety, wellbeing and welfare of our children, clients and families. Therefore, in addition to the above selection criteria, shortlisted applicants will also be assessed against their ability to support and maintain a child‑safe environment. Scholarships Scholarships for Master level qualifications are available to TSH employees who aspire to build a long‑term career supporting children with hearing loss. Scholarships are subject to terms and conditions and based on a formal selection process. For a confidential discussion regarding this opportunity, please contact Richard Wright, Deputy Principal, on 9387‑9888. Please apply via SEEK, including a cover letter by COB Monday, 15th December 2025. TSH is an equal opportunity employer and we encourage people from different backgrounds to apply, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds and people with disabilities. #J-18808-Ljbffr