Incredible teaching opportunity in the heart of the Kimberley.

Earn to $125K + $18K bonus + $5K relocation assistance + subsidised housing!

Immerse yourself in a rich culture and community while making a genuine impact.

About Kulkarriya Community School

Located near Noonkanbah along the Fitzroy River in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, Kulkarriya Community School is a community-led, culturally grounded independent school serving students from Kindergarten to Year 10. Established by local Aboriginal people to ensure that their children received an education that reflects their traditions, values and kinship systems, the school fosters a unique two-way learning model that values both Aboriginal languages and English.

With small class sizes (10–15 students), our team-teaching model supports collaborative learning with Aboriginal educators, focusing on culturally responsive delivery of the WA curriculum. Students speak English as a second or third language, with Walmajarri, Nyikina and Kriol commonly spoken at home. We are proud of our strong, close-knit staff culture and are deeply connected with the community.

To learn more, visit our website: https://kulkarriya.wa.edu.au/

About the Opportunity

Kulkarriya Community School is looking for a full-time Upper Primary School Teacher based in Yungngora, Mount Hardman, WA.

You will report to the Principal and collaborate with fellow educators and Aboriginal Education Workers to provide a high-quality, inclusive learning experience grounded in local culture and community values.

More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:

Delivering differentiated lessons aligned to the WA curriculum

Collaborating with Aboriginal educators in a team-teaching environment

Incorporating two-way learning that reflects local cultural knowledge

Building strong relationships with students, staff, and community

Managing classroom behaviour in a culturally aware and responsive way

Supporting extra-curricular activities like music, sport or on-country learning

Participating in community and school events, camps, and excursions

To read the full position description, please click here.

This is a full-time position offered on a rolling 12-month contract basis.

About You

You’re not just a teacher — you’re a relationship builder, a team player, and someone who thrives on making a difference beyond the classroom walls.

To qualify, you'll need a Bachelor of Education, registration with the TRBWA, and a valid Working With Children Check (WWCC).

While prior teaching experience in rural or remote communities is highly regarded, we also warmly welcome early-career teachers who bring maturity, passion, and an eagerness to embrace a culturally rich and rewarding environment.

Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:

Cultural awareness and experience working with Aboriginal communities

ESL or EALD teaching experience or strategies

Strong curriculum knowledge and behaviour management skills

Trauma-informed education experience (desirable)

Four-wheel drive licence or willingness to obtain

You’ll also bring resilience, curiosity, and open-mindedness. You understand that working in community is as much about listening and learning as it is about teaching. You’ll be ready to embrace new experiences — whether that’s going fishing on the Fitzroy River, supporting the local football team, or simply enjoying the quiet beauty of the Kimberley landscape.

This is a unique opportunity for an educator who values purpose-driven teaching, thrives in a team, and is excited to engage in rich cultural experiences.

A valid driver’s licence and access to your own vehicle is essential.

About the Benefits

This is a truly life-changing opportunity, offering a generous benefits package that includes:

Annual salary between $110,000 and $125,000, plus super

$18,000 bonus after 12 months of full-time service

$5,000 relocation allowance (reimbursable)

Fully furnished housing at $25 per week with free utilities and Starlink Wi-Fi

Laptop and school uniform provided

Long service leave after 4 years

Paid professional development and team conference attendance

On-the-ground training and mentoring, including ESL strategies and culturally responsive practices

Opportunities for cultural immersion, on-country learning, and outdoor education

Flexible leave options and team support — including Friday half-days for planning or rest

Travel flexibility and local staff discounts for flights and services

Salary sacrifice options available

And perhaps most importantly — you'll join a warm, inclusive team of educators who support each other, celebrate community wins, and genuinely care about making a long-term impact.

If you're a passionate educator looking to make a lasting difference while growing both personally and professionally, we want to hear from you. Apply now and become part of something truly meaningful.