The Princeton Review Australia (TPRA), renowned for its exceptional educational services, is expanding its academic offerings to include Advanced Placement (AP) subjects, SAT Preparation, and College Admission Counselling for students in Year 8 to Year 12. We are in search of a skilled and committed AP Physics Teacher to join our team for classes in Chatswood and/or Sydney CBD campuses.

Job Description:

As an AP Physics Teacher at TPRA, you will utilise The Princeton Review's structured syllabus and extensive resources to provide high-quality education. Your responsibilities will include:

Developing and delivering engaging lessons in AP Physics, adhering to TPR’s high educational standards.

Monitoring student progress, creating evaluation methods, offering personalised feedback, and adjusting one’s teaching approach to accommodate various learning styles.

Collaborating with our academic team to enhance the AP Physics curriculum.

Qualifications and Skills:

A Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Physics or a related field.

Demonstrated experience in teaching Physics at the high school or college level.

Experience as an HSC marker, IB Teacher/Examiner, or related role is crucial if lacking direct AP Physics teaching experience.

Excellent communication skills and a strong passion for educational excellence.

Professional Development:

Chosen candidates will be provided with extensive virtual training from The Princeton Review headquarters in the United States, aligning with international best practices in AP Physics education.

Benefits and Compensation:

Competitive hourly remuneration ranging from A$80 to A$120, varying with class size and teaching expertise.

Teaching will be conducted in person in either Chatswood and/or the Sydney CBD campuses, with flexibility for occasional online delivery based on program needs.

Access to world-class educational resources and continuous professional development opportunities through The Princeton Review.

Application Process:

We welcome applications from interested candidates who are requested to submit a resume and a cover letter outlining their teaching experience and educational philosophy. Applications should be forwarded to email: [email protected] or call 1300 006 877.

At The Princeton Review Australia, we value and promote diversity in our workforce and are committed to providing equal employment opportunities. We encourage qualified educators from all walks of life to apply and be a part of our dynamic educational community.