Early Childhood / Generalist Teachers - Newman

Rawa Community School

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Job description

Rawa Community School is inviting applications for Early Childhood and Generalist Teachers, for Immediate Start and 2026 positions.

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Based in the remote Aboriginal communities of Kunawarritji and Punmu (East Pilbara, WA), these positions offer a truly unique and rewarding experience.

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We are a Martu community-led school dedicated to two-way learning, combining Manyjilyjarra and English/Western approaches. Our classrooms are collaborative spaces where local Martu Language Teachers work alongside educators to deliver culturally responsive, engaging programs.

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Who We’re Looking For

• Experienced teachers (remote/regional Aboriginal community experience highly valued) OR those seeking to genuinely learn and build experience teaching in remote communities - new graduates and early career teachers are encouraged to apply.

• Teachers competent in trauma-informed practices

• Flexible, culturally respectful educators and support staff

• Available for an immediate start or to join our 2026 Teaching Pool

• Willing to live and work in a very remote setting - independent, resilient and a team player.

• TRBWA registered (or suitably qualified and eligible to gain TRBWA registration)

• Hold a current Working With Children Check

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What We Offer

• Relocation from your nearest Capital City (or equivalent)

• Fully furnished housing provided (includes internet and utilities)

• Attractive remuneration including a remote living allowance

• Opportunities available for partners to work as school support staff

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Send your Cover Letter (max 1 page) and CV addressed to Corrie Baxter <corrie.baxter@rawaschool.wa.edu.au>
 

Your Cover Letter should include:

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1. A bit about yourself and why you're keen to join our team on Martu Country. Coming solo, with a friend or family?

2. Your motivation for remote teaching - what draws you to this experience? Keen for an immediate start, short-term role, long-term adventure, a contract for 2026 or the teaching pool?

3. Your experience and strengths - what you'd love to teach (ECE/Primary/High School), and any special skills or passion areas.

4. Your teaching style, and how you believe students learn best.

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Keep it brief - we want just enough to shortlist for interviews, where there will be plenty of opportunity to share more.