Join the program

Who can apply to become a Small Group Tuition educator?

There are 5 main types of educators that schools may engage with through the Small Group Tuition program (SGT) funding:

  • Teachers
  • Educational paraprofessionals
  • Educators (non-teacher)
  • School learning support officers (SLSOs)
  • Allied Health Providers (speech therapists and occupational therapists only)

Creating a ClassCover profile

ClassCover is a third-party booking platform that allows schools to see who is available for casual teaching along with small group tuition work in their school. Schools can search the database and communicate with educators regarding opportunities available in their school.

For interested applicants, please visit the ClassCover website and follow the instructions to set up a profile. If any difficulties arise, please contact their customer support.

Creating a profile is encouraged and will enable schools to see applicants availability and contact them with SGT opportunities.

Once registration has taken place and a profile has been created, applicants will be notified by email. Applicants will then be able to search for jobs and let schools know if they are available to support the Small Group Tuition program as an educator.

If applicants already have a ClassCover profile, they should state their interest in participating in the program in their bio.

How to apply

Schools will advertise positions either through ClassCover or on their school's website. To apply for an advertised position, applicants will need to provide:

Studying a Bachelor or Masters in Education?

People studying a Bachelor or Masters in Education from a provider from the accredited teaching degrees list are eligible to become part of the Small Group Tuition program.

Please complete the steps above for creating a ClassCover profile and applying to positions identified for pre-service teachers.

Find out more about educator roles for pre-service teachers on the TeachNSW Small Group Tuition webpages.

Small Group Tuition information session

New to Small Group Tuition? Find out more about the program with our information session which covers the topics below:

  1. Introduction to Small Group Tuition​
  2. What does small group tuition focus on?​
  3. Benefits of becoming a small group tuition educator​
  4. Types of small group tuition educators​
  5. Hear from some of our educators ​
  6. How to become a small group tuition educator​
  7. Where to go for more information ​
SGT information session

Work for the department? Find out more about the program on the Small Group Tuition program guidelines webpage. For program enquiries contact us via email at smallgroup.tuition@det.nsw.edu.au.

Category:

  • Teaching and learning

Business Unit:

  • Teaching, Learning and Student Wellbeing
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