The recruitment and retention of remote outback teachers has always been a chal lenge. It’s a complex issue influenced by various factors. Let’s explore the results from a discussion post held in our Facebook group, Teachers in Remote Communities (Past, Present and Future). Additionally, we’ll categorise and summarise valuable comments from teachers who have shared […] The post Addressing the Remote Teacher Shortage: Strategies and Challenges appeared first on The Remote Teacher ..read more

Remote outback schools are known for the high turnover of staff, low teacher retension and challenges in recruiting staff.  Our work in this space is to make sure teachers feel aware of the opportunities and challenges and be prepared to take on their remote teaching roles with strength.  As part of that, we admin a […] The post Increasing Teacher Retention in Remote Outback Schools appeared first on The Remote Teacher ..read more

Whether you’re contemplating a career in remote teaching or you’re already on this unique path, the “Remote Awareness Course” welcomes you. This course will usher you to remote teaching, meticulously crafted to furnish you with the knowledge and self-assurance essential for a triumphant journey.  A BRIEF HISTORY OF AUSTRALIA In this section, we will zoom […] The post Remote Awareness Course appeared first on The Remote Teacher ..read more

Are you a teacher ready to embrace the world of remote education? To ensure you’re well-prepared for this transformative journey, we present our Remote Preparation Course, a comprehensive guide tailored specifically for teachers transitioning into remote teaching. Whether you’re new to the concept or seeking to enhance your knowledge about remote teaching, this course has […] The post Remote Preparation Course appeared first on The Remote Teacher ..read more

Remote outback schools need competent, knowledgeable and experienced teachers. Often it is young, enthusiastic, unattached less experienced graduate or early career teachers who are able to make the big leap and commit to teaching in remote outback schools. And while these amazing educators can offer so much, there is also a need for older, more […] The post 3 Reasons You Should Work in an Outback School as an Experienced Teacher appeared first on The Remote Teacher ..read more

Are you an adventurous educator with passion for teaching? Have you ever dreamed of exploring the vast landscapes of Australia while making a meaningful impact on the lives of the students? If so, the “Migrate to Remote Australia” course might just be your passport to an exciting new chapter in your teaching journey. Below is […] The post Migrate to Remote Australia Course appeared first on The Remote Teacher ..read more

Are you a teacher ready to embrace the world of remote education? To ensure you’re well-prepared for this transformative journey, we present our Remote Preparation Course, a comprehensive guide tailored specifically for teachers transitioning into remote teaching. Whether you’re new to the concept or seeking to enhance your knowledge about remote teaching, this course has […] The post Remote Preparation Course appeared first on The Remote Teacher ..read more

Are you a preservice, graduate or ‘remote curious’ teacher? Are you interested in remote outback teaching but feel like you need more information and support? Want to apply by not sure where or how? Our Pre-Remote Membership is designed to help you overcome your fears, learn about remote outback teaching options, find the best remote […] The post Pre Remote Membership appeared first on The Remote Teacher ..read more

This is a blog post that I (Hakea) wish someone had written before I took up my first teaching position. I had heard people raving about Barefoot Investor but thought it sounded culty… and besides ‘investing’ sounded a lot like gambling to me. So I didn’t educate myself and I didn’t effectively budget or save. […] The post Budgeting as a remote outback teacher appeared first on The Remote Teacher ..read more

Living and working in a remote outback community can be a fulfilling and rewarding experience, but it can also come with its own set of challenges, such as homesickness. First aid is treatment provided during an incident until you can get more support or long term solutions. Sometimes a little first aid is all you […] The post Mental health first aid for remote outback teachers suffering from homesickness appeared first on The Remote Teacher ..read more