Wyndham Central College Recruitment

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I am wishing to apply for the above position at Wyndham Central College advertised on recruitment online. I am a vibrant and enthusiastic teacher who is extremely passionate about psychology. After finishing my own schooling I went on to complete a Bachelor of Psychological Science at Federation University where I gained extensive knowledge in this subject area. On completion of this degree I decided to follow my dream career of teaching and enrolled in the Masters of Teaching at Federation University. Along with psychology I also majored in SOSE allowing me to be a more versatile teacher. Since completing my Master’s I have been working as a casual relief teacher at Mount Clear College allowing me to develop and grow my own skills as a teacher.

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As a graduate teacher I am very energetic, adaptable and innovative. Which I see to be well suited to the remodersation and rebadging that Wyndham Central College has recently undertaken. I look forward to furthering myself and implementing my teaching philosophy, which is to: create a safe and supportive learning environment that encourages all students to reach their full potential. I also believe that this is in line with Wyndham Central College’s values and vision. As a graduate teacher I look forward to working collaboratively with other enthusiastic colleagues towards the common goal of creating a community with respect, co-operation & excellence.

If my application is successful I will look forward to helping Wyndham Central College create a community of high expectations. Attached is my curriculum vitae and response to the key selection criteria, which together illustrates my experiences and particular skills. I look forward to the opportunity to share with you my professional portfolio and to further discuss examples of my teaching practices. Thank you for your consideration. I look forward to hearing from you in the near

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