TeachVic Candidate Pool

TeachVic Recruitment

3 weeks ago

About TeachVic

Established in 2023, TeachVic has focused on connecting brilliant teachers directly to principals, bypassing recruitment red tape and securing long-term teaching roles that enable them to continue making an impact through their excellence in teaching.

How the pool works

Unsure of where you'd like to apply, or open to any opportunity? This is the perfect place to submit your application.

We are always reviewing applications in this pool and, once approved, will reach out to you for an initial virtual interview.

Candidates who are eligible and demonstrate a culture of excellence will join our candidate pool, ready to be matched with roles that reflect their experience, learning area, year levels, location and availability.

The pool has no closing date. If your circumstances change, tell us and we will update your profile.

The roles

The pool covers three groups:

  • Classroom teachers — Foundation to Year 6 generalists and specialists, and Years 7–12 teachers across every learning area.
  • School leaders — Learning Specialist and Leading Teacher roles.
  • Education support — education support roles in classrooms and across the school.

Basic qualifications

  • A current VIT registration, or eligibility for it
  • A current Victorian Working with Children Check (Employee) for education support staff
  • Knowledge of the Victorian Curriculum and the ability to build literacy and numeracy into your subject
  • Demonstrated excellence teaching the subject matter, with added experience, or strong training, in differentiating for students with diverse learning needs
  • Clear communication with students, families and colleagues
  • For leadership roles: experience leading a team or a whole-school initiative
  • The right (or eligibility) to work in Australia

What's on offer

  • One application, many schools. We match you to roles as they open.
  • Ongoing and fixed-term appointments in Victorian government schools, paid under the Victorian Government Schools Agreement
  • Part-time hours negotiable
  • Roles at new and established schools, including opportunities to shape a new school's culture

International applicants

Local teachers who require international support services (visa etc.) and international teachers are welcome to apply. However, we do encourage you to visit our International Teachers page (https://teachvic.com/international-teachers/#eligibility) to understand your eligibility before applying.

Questions before you apply? Talk to:

Ben Kankipati — Senior Project Officer

ben.kankipati@teachvic.com | 0435 175 001


TeachVic and the schools we recruit for are committed to child safety and excellence in the workplace. All teaching and leadership appointments are subject to current VIT registration, all education support appointments to a current Working with Children Check, and all appointments to satisfactory referee checks.

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About you

Let's start with you

Four short screens for most teachers. You can stop and come back at any point.

Include your country code if you are overseas.

Where are you applying from?

This decides whether you need a visa, and which one.

Are you registered with the VIT?

Every teacher in a Victorian school needs registration with the Victorian Institute of Teaching. If you already have it, we can skip most of what follows.

Your qualifications

These are the things the VIT looks at. Answer as accurately as you can — if a number is borderline we will talk it through with you rather than rule you out.

If you studied in Australia, New Zealand, the UK, USA, Canada or Ireland you will not need an English test.

All of it, not just the teaching degree.

In years.

Sometimes called your internship or practicum. An estimate is fine for now.

Paid classroom teaching, after qualifying.

English language assessment

The VIT asks for IELTS Academic — Band 8 in Listening and Speaking, Band 7 in Reading and Writing.

You may not need it. If you completed your teaching degree in person in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, the USA, Canada or Ireland, you are exempt from the IELTS requirement. The exemption applies to in-person study only — a degree completed online or by distance does not qualify, even from those countries.
How was your teaching degree delivered?

Answer honestly — if it was partly online we can tell you where you stand before VIT does.

That is fine — plenty of teachers apply before sitting it. We will talk you through booking a test and what to aim for.

Your documents

Only what your answers actually require. If you do not have one to hand, email yourself a link and come back.

Check and send